LM University

Academic Programs

The Women’s College at Saint Joseph College offers unique opportunities for women to exercise leadership skills while developing professionally and personally. With more than 30 areas of study, Saint Joseph College provides preparation for a variety of professions within the context of a rigorous liberal arts education. A combination of small class sizes, knowledgeable professors and a caring learning environment present students with a unique advantage as they pursue their goals.

The Prime Time Program brings many distinct advantages for working adults, including convenience and flexibility in scheduling (classes offered in the evening and on weekends), extensive academic support services and a range of academic programs.

Saint Joseph College's Undergraduate Catalog is available online (PDF: 168pp., 1.04M). Click here to find out about course offerings and prerequisites, graduation requirements, departmental philosophies and other important information pertaining to The Women's College and The Prime Time Program for women and men interested in completing their undergraduate degrees.

The Graduate School offers intensive study oriented both toward depth of knowledge in specific fields and broadening of perspectives in related fields. Opportunities for research and independent study contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge, as well as the integration and effectiveness of the service-oriented professions.

View The Graduate School Catalog 2005-2007 online. (PDF: 96pp., 577K)

The Office of Continuing Studies specifically designs classes for non-traditional students who seek personal enrichment and professional development through the study of contemporary topics.

All classes in our programs are taught by professors, not teaching assistants or graduate students. You will have the opportunity to work closely with outstanding professors who have made important contributions in their fields. Saint Joseph College students say that the individual instruction and encouragement they receive from their professors is one of the most significant factors in their success.

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