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Professional Studies
General studies programs are available in the areas of Social Sciences and Humanities. In addition, a major in Interdisciplinary Studies is offered for students who wish to meet special cultural or vocational objectives.
The School of Professional and Continuing Studies (SPCS) of Saint Peter’s College offers excellent undergraduate academic programs with a distinct approach to serving adult students.
Courses are available on two New Jersey campuses and at select corporate locations. The Jersey City campus is located near Journal Square. The Englewood Cliffs campus overlooks the Palisades in Bergen County.
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Bachelor Degree (4 years)
Humanities
Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS)
| Course Number |
Course Title(s) |
Credits |
| |
|
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| Major-Specific (72 credits) |
| |
Upper-division Humanities Electives |
30 |
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Electives |
42 |
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|
|
| College Core (48 credits) |
| Cm115 or higher |
Composition |
3 |
| El123 |
Forms of Literature: Poetry and Drama |
3 |
| El134 |
Form of Literature: Fiction |
3 |
| (various options) |
World Languages and Literatures |
3 |
| Ar127 or Ar128 |
Introduction to VIsual Arts or Introduction to Music |
3 |
| Hs121 |
History: The Western Tradition |
3 |
| Hs122 |
World Perspectives in History |
3 |
| Ec100, Ec101, Po100, So121, Ur151 |
choose two: Introduction to Economics, Macroeconomic Principles, Perspectives on Politics, Introductory Sociology, The Contemporary City |
6 |
| Ma |
Mathematics (various courses available - consult your advisor) |
3 |
| Bi, Ch, Ph, or Ps |
Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Psychology course |
3 |
| Cs or Ps |
Computer Science or Psychology course |
3 |
| Pl100 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History I |
3 |
| Pl101 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History II |
3 |
| Th110 |
Religious Faith in the Modern World |
3 |
| Th120 or As/Th443 |
Christianity in the Contemporary Era or Black Religion |
3 |
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TOTAL CREDITS |
120 |
Interdisciplinary Studies
Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS)
The curriculum for the Interdisciplinary Studies program is designed in consultation with the dean and mentored by an advisor appointed by the dean.
| Course Number |
Course Title(s) |
Credits |
| |
|
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| Major-Specific (72 credits) |
| |
Upper-division Electives |
30 |
| |
Electives |
42 |
| |
|
|
| College Core (48 credits) |
| Cm115 or higher |
Composition |
3 |
| El123 |
Forms of Literature: Poetry and Drama |
3 |
| El134 |
Form of Literature: Fiction |
3 |
| (various options) |
World Languages and Literatures |
3 |
| Ar127 or Ar128 |
Introduction to VIsual Arts or Introduction to Music |
3 |
| Hs121 |
History: The Western Tradition |
3 |
| Hs122 |
World Perspectives in History |
3 |
| Ec100, Ec101, Po100, So121, Ur151 |
choose two: Introduction to Economics, Macroeconomic Principles, Perspectives on Politics, Introductory Sociology, The Contemporary City |
6 |
| Ma |
Mathematics (various courses available - consult your advisor) |
3 |
| Bi, Ch, Ph, or Ps |
Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Psychology course |
3 |
| Cs or Ps |
Computer Science or Psychology course |
3 |
| Pl100 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History I |
3 |
| Pl101 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History II |
3 |
| Th110 |
Religious Faith in the Modern World |
3 |
| Th120 or As/Th443 |
Christianity in the Contemporary Era or Black Religion |
3 |
| |
TOTAL CREDITS |
120 |
Social Sciences
Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS)
| Course Number |
Course Title(s) |
Credits |
| |
|
|
| Major-Specific (72 credits) |
| |
Upper-division Social Science Electives |
30 |
| |
Electives |
42 |
| |
|
|
| College Core (48 credits) |
| Cm115 or higher |
Composition |
3 |
| El123 |
Forms of Literature: Poetry and Drama |
3 |
| El134 |
Form of Literature: Fiction |
3 |
| (various options) |
World Languages and Literatures |
3 |
| Ar127 or Ar128 |
Introduction to VIsual Arts or Introduction to Music |
3 |
| Hs121 |
History: The Western Tradition |
3 |
| Hs122 |
World Perspectives in History |
3 |
| Ec100, Ec101, Po100, So121, Ur151 |
choose two: Introduction to Economics, Macroeconomic Principles, Perspectives on Politics, Introductory Sociology, The Contemporary City |
6 |
| Ma |
Mathematics (various courses available - consult your advisor) |
3 |
| Bi, Ch, Ph, or Ps |
Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Psychology course |
3 |
| Cs or Ps |
Computer Science or Psychology course |
3 |
| Pl100 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History I |
3 |
| Pl101 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History II |
3 |
| Th110 |
Religious Faith in the Modern World |
3 |
| Th120 or As/Th443 |
Christianity in the Contemporary Era or Black Religion |
3 |
| |
TOTAL CREDITS |
120 |
Associate Degree (2 years)
Humanities
Associate of Arts (AA)
| Course Number |
Course Title(s) |
Credits |
| |
|
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| Major-Specific (24 credits) |
| |
Upper-division Humanities Electives |
18 |
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Electives |
6 |
| |
|
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| College Core (42 credits) |
| Cm115 or higher |
Composition |
3 |
| El123 |
Forms of Literature: Poetry and Drama |
3 |
| El134 |
Form of Literature: Fiction |
3 |
| Ar127 or Ar128 |
Introduction to VIsual Arts or Introduction to Music |
3 |
| Hs121 |
History: The Western Tradition |
3 |
| Hs122 |
World Perspectives in History |
3 |
| Ec100, Ec101, Po100, So121, Ur151 |
choose two: Introduction to Economics, Macroeconomic Principles, Perspectives on Politics, Introductory Sociology, The Contemporary City |
6 |
| Ma |
Mathematics (various courses available - consult your advisor) |
3 |
| Bi, Ch, Ph, or Ps |
Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Psychology course |
3 |
| Cs or Ps |
Computer Science or Psychology course |
3 |
| Pl100 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History I |
3 |
| Th110 |
Religious Faith in the Modern World |
3 |
| Th120 or As/Th443 |
Christianity in the Contemporary Era or Black Religion |
3 |
| |
TOTAL CREDITS |
66 |
Social Sciences
Associate of Arts - (AS)
| Course Number |
Course Title(s) |
Credits |
| |
|
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| Major-Specific (24 credits) |
| |
Upper-division Social Sciences Electives |
18 |
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Electives |
6 |
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|
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| College Core (42 credits) |
| Cm115 or higher |
Composition |
3 |
| El123 |
Forms of Literature: Poetry and Drama |
3 |
| El134 |
Form of Literature: Fiction |
3 |
| Ar127 or Ar128 |
Introduction to VIsual Arts or Introduction to Music |
3 |
| Hs121 |
History: The Western Tradition |
3 |
| Hs122 |
World Perspectives in History |
3 |
| Ec100, Ec101, Po100, So121, Ur151 |
choose two: Introduction to Economics, Macroeconomic Principles, Perspectives on Politics, Introductory Sociology, The Contemporary City |
6 |
| Ma |
Mathematics (various courses available - consult your advisor) |
3 |
| Bi, Ch, Ph, or Ps |
Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Psychology course |
3 |
| Cs or Ps |
Computer Science or Psychology course |
3 |
| Pl100 |
Introduction to Philosophy and Its History I |
3 |
| Th110 |
Religious Faith in the Modern World |
3 |
| Th120 or As/Th443 |
Christianity in the Contemporary Era or Black Religion |
3 |
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TOTAL CREDITS |
66 |
Calendars and Courses
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Trimester terms typically begin in September, November and March. Several courses offer distance learning options. Most courses meet once a week after 5:30 p.m. or on Saturdays.
TUITION AND FEES FOR 2011-2012
| Tuition |
$690 per credit |
| Enrollment Fee for new SPCS students |
$15 |
| Technology Fee |
$8 per credit |
| Jersey City Campus Parking Lot Permit (optional) |
$150 per year |
| Englewood Cliffs Parking Lots |
free for enrolled SPC students |
| Recreational Life Center Membership (on the Jersey City Campus) - The RLC features workout/weight rooms, Olympic-sized pool, fitness classes |
free for enrolled SPC students |
Students may work with a financial aid counselor to determine actual program expenses and financial aid opportunities. Many of the College's adult undergraduate students benefit from tuition discount programs and flexible payment options.
- Employer-based tuition discounts are available for full-time Catholic school teachers (50% discount), Horizon and NJ Transit employees (50% discount), Pershing employees (10% discount), as well as others.
- The Yellow Ribbon Program enables veterans who qualify to attend at little or no cost.
- Students who are eligible for their employer's tuition reimbursement program may apply for a company deferment plan.
- The U.S. Department of Education provides need-based funding through the Pell Grant Program.
- Monthly payment plans are available for those who qualify.
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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SINCE 1872
Saint Peter’s College, founded in 1872, is a Jesuit, Catholic college in the liberal arts tradition located in New Jersey. Educating over 3,000 undergraduate and graduate students in more than 50 programs, we are committed to academic excellence and individual attention, preparing students for a lifetime of learning, leadership, and service in a diverse and global society. The College is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. It is recognized by the New Jersey State Department of Education as an approved teacher-training college. The College’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The College has registered its programs with the Veterans Administration.
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