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  2. Spartanburg Methodist College

Spartanburg Methodist College

Programs (16)
  • Arts

    The Associate in Arts degree maximizes flexibility in providing students with several elective course choices. The degree places a strong emphasis on the humanities and the social sciences. This degree prepares students for a wide range of bachelor's degree options.

    Associate's Degree
  • Arts and Sciences

    Associate's Degree
  • Bachelor of Arts

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Business

    The Associate in Business degree is designed for students planning to earn a baccalaureate degree or begin a career in business.

    Associate's Degree
  • Business Administration

    The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration degree provides an option for students who are interested in business. The degree allows acceptance from multiple associate (not Applied Science) degree programs. All students complete a business core (18 credit hours) and select one concentration from Accounting, Marketing and Sales, Management and Entrepreneurship, and General Business.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Business Management

    The Bachelor of Arts in Business Management degree prepares students for leadership roles in a variety of business environments. Designed to accept students from multiple associate (not Applied Science) degree programs, this degree equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary for management, entrepreneurship, and strategic decision-making in corporate, nonprofit, and small business settings.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Criminal Justice

    The Associate in Criminal Justice degree prepares students either to enter one of the many career fields in criminal justice or law enforcement or pursue additional education. It relies upon a strong core of liberal arts and social science courses and includes criminal justice courses essential to the student's success in the career field.

    Associate's Degree
  • Fine Arts

    The Associate in Fine Arts degree prepares students to pursue a baccalaureate degree in the fine arts. The Associate in Fine Arts degree allows a student to choose an emphasis in music, drama, or art.

    Associate's Degree
  • General Studies

    The Bachelor of Arts in General Studies is designed to emphasize maximum elective opportunity and matriculation flexibility. Students select courses from a combination of three primary areas in addition to electives. This degree offers flexibility for students who have prior college and career experience and is a natural fit for working professionals.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Humanities

    The Bachelor of Arts in Humanities is intended to connect students to a wide range of professions through development of career-related skills. These skills include the areas of creativity, critical thinking, data analysis, and communication. The degree promotes flexibility by offering elective options and easy matriculation from multiple associate degree programs.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Multidisciplinary Studies

    The Bachelor of Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies degree is designed to accept students from multiple associate (not Applied Science) degree programs. The student selects two concentrations (18 credit hours each) from the following: business, criminal justice, English, history, psychology, and religion. This degree offers a student flexibility and the option of studying more than one area of interest.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Professional Writing and Digital Communications

    The Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing and Digital Communications prepares students for careers in written communication. Students may also pursue graduate education in Communication or Journalism. The student completes 24 credit hours in English, along with 12 credit hours spread across the disciplines of business and the arts.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Psychology

    The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is intended for students interested in pursuing careers in a variety of fields or who have an interest in pursuing graduate education in psychology. Each student will complete 36 credit hours of psychology courses.

    Bachelor's Degree
  • Religious Studies

    The Associate in Religious Studies degree is designed for students who plan to earn the baccalaureate degree. The degree also serves those students who plan to work as lay leaders in local church ministry.

    Associate's Degree
  • Science

    The Associate in Science degree provides the foundational coursework necessary for pursuing a bachelor's degree program in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and also health-related fields. The degree is weighted more heavily toward the mathematics and science disciplines.

    Associate's Degree
  • Sport Management

    The Bachelor of Arts in Sport Management is intended to prepare students for careers in the sport industry. Students who have an interest in sports as it relates to business are the audience for this degree. Each student completes 30 credit hours in sport management, along with 12 hours of elective credits.

    Bachelor's Degree
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