College of Saint Mary

Applied Psychology and Human Services

Art

Biology (Environmental Biology)

Biology (Forensic Science)

Biology (Integrative Biology)

Biology (Molecular Biology)

Biology (Pre-Health)

Biology (Pre-Veterinary)

Biology Secondary Education

Business

This option is designed for those students who want a short-term program, enabling them to enter business management positions, to advance in their current career path, or to provide a seamless transition into the Bachelor of Science in Business.

Business (Accounting)

Business (Business Administration)

Business (Business Analytics)

Business (Cybersecurity)

Business (Digital Marketing)

Business (Financial Planning)

Business (Healthcare Administration)

Business (Human Resources Management)

Business Information Systems

The BIS certificate provides a solid foundation to support employment in the computer information technology field. The certificate consists of 30 credit hours of business information systems courses with an option for the student to complete 3 to 6 credit hours of internship. Internships help students attain experience in the information technology field when they have not had previous work experience in this area.

Business (Marketing)

Business, Marketing & Information Technology Secondary Education

Chemistry

Chemistry Secondary Education

Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education with Special Education Minor

Education

The Ed.D. Program at the College of Saint Mary fosters academic excellence and leadership in a high quality educational environment. This degree will qualify a student to teach and lead in higher education, the health professions or in a business/corporation. Students can seek positions such as curriculum/program director, department chair, professional development director, or training/development in a business or corporate setting. The Ed.D.

Elementary Education

Elementary Education Major/Early Childhood Education Minor

English Language Arts Secondary Education

English - Writing and English Literature

General Studies

Students may choose a 24 credit hour Area of Focus. At least 12 hours must be taken at College of Saint Mary. If an Area of Focus is selected, the seminar course offered in a discipline in the focus area may be substituted for the BGS seminar requirement. The areas of focus can be chosen from the following: Business: 24 credit hours in BUS courses. English: English Minor plus six additional credit hours in ENG courses. Fine Arts: 24 credit hours chosen from: ART, MUS, and THR.

General Studies

The Associate of Arts in General Studies program of study is intended for students who are unsure of the area in which they want to major. This associate degree formalizes each student’s course work so that all General Education requirements for a bachelor’s degree are completed by the end of the Associate of Arts in General Studies. In addition, the student is offered a selection of courses to help her sample a variety of fields and possible majors.

General Studies for Pre-PAS Status

Humanities

K-12 Special Education

Kinesiology & Exercise Science

The Master of Science in Kinesiology & Exercise Science is committed to be a leader in preparing students to critically analyze issues and problems related to exercise science, strength and conditioning and physical education. In addition, we ensure that our students are proficient in the outcome areas of practical and theoretical competence, communication, personal and professional decision making, ethical and legal practices, professional development, and self-enhancement.

Kinesiology & Exercise Science

Kinesiology & Exercise Science (KESOTD)

Language Arts - With Reading-Writing Subject Endorsement

Legal Studies

Legal Studies (3+3 Program)

Bachelor of Arts degree is conferred following the completion of first year of Law School.

Math

Math - Secondary Education

Medical Interpreting

Medical Interpreting: This certificate program is designed as a series of interconnected modules that teach bilingual speakers (Spanish or any other language) different aspects of the Medical Interpreting profession. All courses are taught in English and are non-language specific.

Medical Laboratory Science

Middle School Language Arts Endorsement

Middle School Math Endorsement

Middle School Science Endorsement

Middle School Social Studies Endorsement

Nursing

Students complete a curriculum that includes a combination of nursing, Mercy Core, and supporting courses. Laboratory and clinical practice, which is a part of the curriculum, begins in the first semester and extends throughout the program. A variety of health care agencies in the community are used for clinical experience. Clinical practice courses require a 3:1 ratio of contact hours per credit hour earned. Transportation to the clinical facilities is the responsibility of the student.

Nursing (LPN-to-BSN)

Students complete a curriculum that includes a combination of nursing, general education, and supporting courses. Laboratory and clinical practice, which is a part of the curriculum, begins in the first semester and extends throughout the program. A variety of health care agencies in the community are used for clinical experience. Clinical practice courses require a 3:1 ratio of contact hours per credit hour earned. Transportation to the clinical facilities is the responsibility of the student.

Nursing - Second Degree Student (Holds Bachelor Degree)

Students complete a curriculum that includes a combination of nursing, general education, and supporting courses. Laboratory and clinical practice, which is a part of the curriculum, begins in the first semester and extends throughout the program. A variety of health care agencies in the community are used for clinical experience. Clinical practice courses require a 3:1 ratio of contact hours per credit hour earned. Transportation to the clinical facilities is the responsibility of the student.

Occupational Therapy

The entry-level occupational therapy doctoral degree program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), located at 7501 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 510E, Bethesda, MD 20814. ACOTE’s telephone number c/o AOTA is (301) 652-AOTA and its web address is www.acoteonline.org.

Organizational Leadership

The Master of Science in Organizational Leadership program at the College of Saint Mary is designed to prepare graduates for the practices of influencing and leading people and organizations in today’s rapidly changing and complex world. Graduates will be able to contribute as leaders and managers in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors.

Paralegal Studies

(Must hold a bachelor degree in another field) College of Saint Mary's Paralegal Studies Program offers a Certificate for students who already hold a Bachelor's degree in another field. The Program Director is an attorney and all law classes are taught by attorneys.

Physical Therapy

Description of the Profession of Physical Therapy Physical therapy is a growing profession that promotes optimal movement and physical health for people of all ages. A doctor of physical therapy (DPT) is trained in skills to thoroughly examine and evaluate the human movement system.

Physician Assistant Studies

Profession Overview A Physician Assistant (PA) is a nationally certified medical provider who is licensed to diagnose and treat illness and disease and prescribe medication for patients. PAs work in physician offices, hospitals, and clinics in collaboration with a licensed physician. The physician-PA relationship is fundamental to the profession and enhances the delivery of health care.

PK-12 Art Education

Practical Nursing

Practical Nurse Program (PNC) College of Saint Mary has a program for the preparation of practical nurses. The practical nurse program is a full- time, 12-month, calendar year program leading to a certificate. Students will take general education support courses that will enhance the understanding of the practical nursing courses in the classroom and the clinical setting.

Professional Legal Studies/PreLaw

Psychology

Psychology for Pre-PAS Status

Psychology (PSYOTD)

Rehabilitation Sciences

The Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences is designed to prepare students for careers in rehabilitation and related healthcare fields such as OT, PT, Speech pathologist, Hospital/Clinical/Public Health administration, Medical/ Rehabilitation Design Engineer, and Prosthetics and Orthotics . This program provides a strong foundation in the sciences, coupled with practical knowledge in rehabilitation, health, and wellness.

Science Secondary Education Endorsement

Social Studies Secondary Education

Spanish K-12 Education

Spanish Secondary Education

Teaching

CSM Teacher Education Graduate Faculty are committed to a creative academic environment for scholarship, research, teaching and learning that promotes the mission of College of Saint Mary for all students. Teacher education programs educate prospective teachers through professional courses which emphasize the acquisition of knowledge, skills, competencies and professional dispositions.