Bachelor's Degree Programs

Pursue your passion at USF!

The essential activity of USF is teaching and learning, guided by our award winning faculty. Students who successfully complete the courses required for a major qualify for an undergraduate degree. From USF, an undergraduate degree is a launching pad — to life-changing careers, graduate school, and beyond.

Undergraduate Majors at St. Francis

View undergraduate degrees alphabetically:
A | B | C | D | E | F | H | I | L | M | N | P | R | S | T | V | W

Click here to view Adult Undergraduate programs.

Accounting (BBA)

Adventure-Based Recreation Therapy (B.A.)

Art & Design (B.A.)

Graphic Design
Photography
Studio Art

Biochemistry (B.S.)

Biology (B.S.)

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Biology/Science with Professional Education License- Secondary Education (9-12) (B.S.)

Business Analytics (B.S.)

Communication & Media Arts (B.A.)

Advertising & Marketing
Audio
Journalism & Public Communication
Media Studies
Video
Visual Communication

Computer Science (B.S.)

Criminal & Social Justice (B.A.)

Forensics
Language & Cultural Diversity
Law & Politics
Leadership
Psychology
Social Work

Digital Audio Recording Arts (B.S.)

Audio Engineer
Music Industry Entrepreneur
Recording Artist
User Generated Content

Digital Humanities (B.S.)

Economics (BBA)

Elementary Education (1-6) (B.A.)

English (B.A.)

Comparative Literature
English Literature

English/Language Arts with Professional Education License – Secondary Education (9-12) (B.A.)

Entrepreneurship (BBA)

Finance (BBA)

Banking & Credit Analysis
Entrepreneurial & Small Business Finance
Financial Planning
General Financial Management

Health Care Management (BBA)

History (B.A.)

European
Non-Western
United States

History/Social Science with Professional Education License – Secondary Education (9-12) (B.A.)

Individualized Major (B.A.)

Industrial-Organizational Psychology (B.A.)

Information Technology (B.S.)

Information Technology & Network Support (B.S.)

International Business (BBA)

Liberal Studies (B.A.)

Marketing (BBA)

Mathematics (B.S.)

Actuarial Science
Data Science
Mathematical Sciences

Mathematics & Computer Science (B.S.)

Mathematics with Professional Education License – Secondary Education (9-12) (B.S.)

Medical Laboratory Science (B.S.)

Middle Grades Education (5-8) (B.A.)

General Science
Language Arts
Mathematics
Social Science

Music (B.A.)

Generalist in Music
Digital Audio Recording Arts

Music Performance (B.M.)

Guitar
Piano
Voice

Nuclear Medicine Technology (B.S.)

Nursing (BSN)

Political Science (B.A.)

American Politics
General/Pre-Law
Public Policy

Psychology (B.A.)

Radiation Therapy (B.S.)

Radiography (B.S.)

Recreation and Sport Management (B.A.)

Community Recreation & Park Resources
Outdoor Recreation
Recreation Therapy
Sport Operations Mgmt.

Secondary Education (9-12) (B.A. or B.S.)

Social Work (BSW)

Special Education (K-Age 21) (B.A.)

Substance Abuse Counseling (B.A.)

Supply Chain Management (BBA)

Theology (B.A.)

Pastoral Ministry
Teaching Ministry

Values-Based Management (BBA)

Visual Arts Education (K-12) (B.A.)

Web Application Development (B.S.)

Adult Undergraduate Programs

Business Administration (Online)

Entrepreneurship
Management and Leadership
Managing Human Resources
Marketing
Transportation & Logistics Management

Health Care Management (Online)

Nursing RN- BSN (Online)

What is a “bachelor’s degree?”

A bachelor’s degree is an undergraduate academic degree awarded by the University of St. Francis on completion of a course of study (your degree program or “major”). This is typically 120 credit hours of study that can include classroom, lab, internship, practicum, research-based, and clinical experience.

Our educational programs integrate:

General education, which is the part of a liberal education curriculum shared by all students. Click here to read about undergraduate General Education requirements.
A major program of study, which is the in-depth study of one or more disciplines.
Other transformational experiences such as those encountered through activities, clubs, honor societies, athletics, university ministry, internships, research programs, service learning and more.

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