Humphreys University-Stockton and Modesto Campuses

Accounting

This Accounting major is for students who desire accounting careers which require tools that enable them to contribute to financial decision making, preparing students for management accounting, financial management, and public accounting (CPA) careers.

Accounting

The Associate in Arts degree in accounting is designed to form the general education and basic accounting foundation for students who desire degrees at the two-year level, but who may desire to continue for bachelor's degrees at Humphreys University or transfer to another college or university.

Business Administration

The MBA program is an advanced-degree curriculum designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of business professionals. It gives students broad exposure to the functional areas of business, including operations, marketing, finance, and accounting, with a focus on developing the skills needed to become effective decision makers and organizational leaders.

Business Administration

The Business Administration program provides students with the analytical skills necessary to compete in modern business. It is designed to give students broad exposure to the functional areas of business, including operations, marketing, finance, and accounting, and includes a management concentration.

Business Administration

The Associate in Arts degree in Business Administration is designed to form the general education and basic management foundation for students who desire a degree at the two-year level, but who may wish to continue for a bachelor's degree at Humphreys University or transfer to another college or university.

Court Reporting

The Court Reporting Department curriculum provides students with a solid academic foundation and the skills and training required to succeed in a professional reporting career. The program meets the Court Reporters Board of California prescribed course of study and provides an associate or bachelor degree.

Court Reporting

The Associate in Science online degree meets the CRBC curriculum requirements to be qualified to sit for the CA CSR examination and adds a general education component, providing the student with a strong academic background along with the technical proficiency and professional training required to function effectively upon entering the field.

Criminal Justice

The Criminal Justice Program provides a distinctive education emphasizing a pragmatic hands-on approach to understanding crime and deviant behavior, the nature of law and social control, and the organization and management of criminal justice agencies. The program prepares the student for positions in the criminal justice profession.

Criminal Justice

This degree prepares students for entry-level law enforcement positions or any legal-related fields of work. While taking many skill-level courses, students will have 56 units of required courses in the Liberal Arts, preparing them for working toward the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.

Early Childhood Education

The Early Childhood Education program equips students to pursue and advance in careers involving educating and caring for young children. Completion of courses and degrees will qualify toward placement on the Child Development Permit Matrix, and completion of the bachelor's degree qualifies students to apply for admission to the Multiple Subject Credential Program at Humphreys University.

Early Childhood Education

The Early Childhood Education program equips students to pursue and advance in careers involving educating and caring for young children. Courses also meet education requirements for various California permits.

Education

For non-credentialed students, the MAEd program features a capstone project of two courses as part of the 44 units, during which students design a program related to education or design and implement a research project. The program prepares graduates to evaluate educational concepts, design research projects, and understand issues facing education.

Law

The Drivon School of Law offers a professional program for qualified students who desire a legal education, preparing them primarily for the California State Bar Examination and the practice of law. Satisfactory completion of 120 units is required for graduation, 24 of which must be electives.

Legal Studies

The Master of Legal Studies (MLS) program can be beneficial to professionals in a variety of fields, including healthcare, law enforcement, compliance, business, education, public administration, government regulation, and social services, and any occupational or professional endeavor that involves negotiations, regulations, or working with legal issues.

Legal Studies

Legal Studies is an undergraduate program designed to train and educate students in all types of skills that are necessary for work in law-related careers. It studies both procedural and substantive areas of the law and meets the requirements of the State of California regarding the Paralegal profession.

Legal Studies

The Associate in Arts degree in Legal Studies seeks to train and educate students in all types of skills necessary for work in law-related careers, introducing intellectual experience in major fields of knowledge and providing a foundation for further and more specialized education.

Liberal Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies is designed to provide graduates with a well-rounded education in communications, humanities, social and behavioral sciences, mathematics, and natural sciences. It affords graduates the opportunity to thrive in a variety of careers requiring a bachelor's degree for advancement in business or education.

Liberal Studies

The Associate in Arts degree in Liberal Studies introduces and stimulates intellectual experience in major fields of knowledge and provides a foundation for further and more specialized education.

Paralegal Studies

A Certificate of Completion in Paralegal Studies is available for students who complete the Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies.

Teaching with Multiple Subject Teaching Credential

Candidates experience the core of the program through course groups called Blocks, which support progressive learning while maintaining a general structure of order. The block-sequenced schedule guides the teacher candidate through all course requirements for the Master of Arts in Teaching with the Multiple Subject Teaching Credential.