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2013-2014 Course Catalog 
    
2013-2014 Course Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Program for Adult Learners


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The University of Saint Joseph Program for Adult Learners respects the challenges, rewards, and educational needs of adults who are returning to college. In the Program for Adult Learners, you will find highly regarded professional degrees; classes on evenings, weekends, and online; credits for prior learning; personal advising and academic support; lifelong career development services; and accelerated paths to graduate study. Small classes taught by distinguished faculty will foster leadership, confidence, vision, and creativity for your professional career.

See Degree Requirements 

Bachelor’s degrees offered in the Program

Accounting, B.S. 
Management, B.S. 
Nursing, B.S. 
Nursing, B.S. - Accelerated Second Degree 
Psychology, B.A.  (Behavior Analysis/Autism concentration not possible)
Social Work, B.S. 

Certificates

Adelante Certificate 

Concentrations

Criminal Justice Concentration, Social Work, B.S. 
Criminal Justice and Mental Health Concentration, Psychology, B.A. 
Human Resource Management Concentration, Management, B.S. 
Latino Community Practice Concentration, Social Work, B.S. 
Latino Community Practice Concentration, Nursing, B.S. - RN to B.S. 
Multicultural Health Concentration, Nursing, B.S. - RN to B.S. 

Credits for Prior Learning

The Prior Learning Assessment Process allows matriculated students to earn up to 30 elective credits for college-level knowledge that they have gained through life or work experience. Applying for prior learning credits consists of the following steps:

  1. Completing  
  2. Developing a portfolio that identifies, documents, and requests credits for prior learning
  3. Paying a flat $250 for portfolio evaluation

The portfolio evaluation will ordinarily be completed within a two-month period. The University of Saint Joseph’s  Prior Learning Assessment Process is consistent with best practices as defined by the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL).

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