The College of Saint Rose

Undergraduate Programs

Accounting BS
Accounting BS MS
American Studies BA
Art Education BA
Biochemistry BS
Bioinformatics BS
Biology BA
Biology: Adolescence Education BA
Biology-Cytotechnology BA
Business Administration BS
Chemistry BA
Chemistry: Adolescence Education BA
Childhood Education-Science Concentration: Grades 1-6 BS
Childhood Education/
Special Education: Grades 1-6 BS
Communication Sciences & Disorders BS
Communications BA
Computer Information Systems BS
Computer Science BS
Criminal Justice, Behavior & Law BS
Early Childhood Education: Birth-2 BS
Early Childhood Education/
Special Education: Birth-2 BS
Earth Science: Adolescence Education BA
Economics BS
English BA
Forensic Psychology BS
Forensic Science BS
Geology BS
Graphic Design BFA
History BA
History and Political Science BA
Interdepartmental Studies BA
Law/American Studies JD/BA
Law/Communications JD/BA
Law/English JD/BA
Law/History JD/BA
Law/History and Political Science JD/BA
Law/Interdepartmental Studies JD/BA
Law/Mathematics JD/BA
Law/Philosophy JD/BA
Law/Religious Studies JD/BA
Law/Sociology JD/BA
Law/Spanish JD/BA
Mathematics BA
Medical Technology BS
Music BA
Music Education BS
Music Industry BS
Philosophy BA
Political Science BA
Psychology BS
Religious Studies BA
Social Studies:
Social Work BS
Sociology BA
Spanish BA
Spanish: Adolescence Education BA
Studio Art BFA
Studio Art BS
Women’s Studies BA

Undergraduate Bachelor Degree Programs

Undergraduate Certificate Programs

Bilingual Education
Computer Programming
Data Processing
International Spanish
Microcomputer Systems
Web Programming
  

ACCELERATED AND DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS
Accelerated and dual degree programs combine an undergraduate (Bachelor’s) degree with a graduate (Master’s) degree. These programs provide an opportunity for outstanding first-year students to pursue a challenging course of study that culminates in the completion of two degrees, in most instances in an abbreviated timeframe. In selective cases these programs are also available to returning and transfer students.
Program specific guidelines have been established to accommodate those applying as high school students and entering the College as first-year students; transfer students; and students already enrolled at The College of Saint Rose.
Undergraduate financial aid awards continue to apply through the graduate degree phase of Accelerated and Dual Degree programs. These awards are prorated to reflect differences in undergraduate and graduate program pricing.
Students must meet the eligibility criteria for a specific program in order to be accepted into a particular accelerated or dual degree program. Students enrolled in such programs should consult regularly with their academic advisors to assure that they continue to satisfy a given program’s requirements.
At the end of the eighth semester, or the completion of 110 total credits, whichever comes first, the student makes the transition to graduate student status. This change in status may affect financial aid and billing.
ACCELERATE AND DUAL DEGREES
Accounting 150 Credit Hour Program (BS/MS)
Business Administration/Master of Business Administration (BS/MBA)
Communication Sciences and Disorders (BS/MS)
Computer Information Systems (BS/MS)
Computer Science (BS/MS)
English (BA/MA)
History (BAMA)