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UNIVERSITY OF SAINT JOSEPH LOOKS TO
THE FUTURE WITH FOUR NEW MAJORS.
FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATE
STUDENTS CAN PURSUE THEIR PASSION
AND BECOME MORE MARKETABLE IN
THEIR CHOSEN FIELD.
BIOINFORMATICS, B.S.
With a growing demand for college graduates who can solve complex problems in the bioscience
field, students will take courses across mathematics, computer science, and biology to prepare
for future careers.
COMPUTER AND DATA SCIENCE, B.S.
With a focus on software development and data science, students will be at the forefront of innovative
academic and professional trends, graduating prepared to meet future market needs.
HEALTH SCIENCE, B.S.
Students can choose the interdisciplinary general program to prepare them for a variety of non-clinical
health care careers or the seven-semester direct-entry Physician Assistant (PA) Studies track that
guarantees admission to qualified students into USJ's graduate PA Studies program.
SPORT MANAGEMENT AND PROMOTION, B.S.
Through a comprehensive curriculum founded in business administration and required internships,
students prepare to succeed as business professionals in the global sports industry.
adjective [ri-mahr-kuh-buh l]
worthy of being recognized as extraordinary
Marty's remarkable success as a business
leader is matched by her extraordinary
commitment to her alma mater, the
University of Saint Joseph. As a member
of the Board of Trustees and through
outreach to students she demonstrates
uncommon commitment to the university's
mission. Congratulations on this
recognition from the HBJ, Marty!
Martha Gervasi
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