Juggling work, family, school and other responsibilities can be tough. The often hectic schedules maintained by adult learners require the flexibility in course offerings that Saint Joseph’s University offers. In addition to flexible offerings, the advisors at College of Professional and Liberal Studies provide the support our students need from application to graduation. Academic advisors help demystify class schedules and degree requirements, helping students balance school with the rest of their busy lives. It is a collaborative process, that puts you — the student — in control of your educational experience.
View current class schedules to see how our offerings can fit into your schedule and meet the advisors who will guide you through the process.
Stay where you are – conveniently at your desk or kitchen table. If you need to broaden your professional knowledge to advance or change your career, but can’t manage the time away from family and work, you’ve arrived. You’re online.
If you have participated in live classes, you’ll find the online experience seamless and absolutely consistent – the same rigorous and engaging education.
We also offer Off-Campus Programs - click the link below for more information!
Our city’s history could be a credit course of its own. Many of the nation’s most important events – including the signing of the Declaration of Independence – happened within a few miles of our campus. Thirteen Fortune 500 companies call this area home, which is handy when you’re looking for internships.
In the Jesuit mission of today, higher education in all of its diversity still seeks one common goal: to embody the Creator’s love for humankind through self-improvement and service to others.
Adult undergraduate education at Saint Joseph’s has a long history and storied tradition since 1915. Even though we have had several names over our nearly 100-year history—the Night School, the Evening College, the University College—adult undergraduate education at Saint Joseph’s has always focused on the professional educational needs of the adult student, and the College of Professional and Liberal Studes continues in that tradition.
