Students in either degree program must complete requirements in Judaic Studies and a general education core.
Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Administration
(120 credits)
Students receive a comprehensive introduction not only to the practical, but to the theoretical, as well. Majors in this discipline are prepared for a variety of careers in the business world, or for further graduate and professional study at a more advanced level.
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
(120 credits)
This program promotes an understanding of the psychological processes underlying normal and abnormal human behavior. Majors may pursue graduate work in psychology, including experimental, industrial, health, clinical, and school psychology. They may also continue in related fields such as social work, education and medicine. Many psychology majors have gone into law, the rabbinate or Jewish communal service.
