Program Types

A field of specialization in undergraduate studies, with specific course requirements that may be fulfilled by transfer coursework.

A secondary academic focus that requires fewer credits than a major, does not lead to a degree, and does not necessarily relate to the student’s major in any way.

A coherent program of study separate from a degree program that results in formal recognition (such as a certificate) of completing a designated set of credit or non-credit courses focused on a specific topic or theme.

Competency‑based education model with fully online, self-paced courses, that allows students to gain specialized skills without pursuing a full degree.

Competency-based education model with fully online, self-paced courses.

A plan of study that leads directly into a specific graduate or professional program, e.g., Pre-Medicine.

A specifically-focused plan of study directly tied to a major program. The student must be majoring in a certain program/field to enroll in its concentration/emphasis.