Pathways

St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers pathways allowing undergraduate students to complete graduate-level coursework. Undergraduate students pursuing a pathway may take up to 12 credits as part of their undergraduate degrees, upon consultation with an advisor. Assuming good academic standing, matriculation into the appropriate graduate program is seamless upon completion of the undergraduate degree. Students in pathways receive their bachelor’s degrees once the undergraduate requirements are completed and receive their master’s degrees once the graduate requirements are completed.

Opportunities are also available for current master's students to pursue doctoral study. 

Admission

If you are interested in a pathway, speak to your undergraduate Dean to determine eligibility. Applicants to graduate pathways will be expected to demonstrate their ability to meet the same entrance requirements as for all St. John’s College graduate programs: an overall 3.0 grade point average (GPA) and at least 12 major credits completed at St. John's with a major GPA of 3.0. 

Please speak to your faculty advisor if you are interested in pursuing any of the following pathways to graduate study.

B.A. Art History to M.A. Museum Administration

B.S. Biochemistry to M.S. Computational Biology and Biostatistics 

B.S. Biology to M.S. Chemistry

B.S. Biology to M.S. Computational Biology and Biostatistics

B.S. Biology to M.S. Neuroscience

B.S. Chemistry to M.S. Biology

B.S. Chemistry to M.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making

B.S. Computing and Machine Learning to M.A. Applied Mathematics, Computing, and Machine Learning

B.S. Environmental Science to M.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making

B.S. Environmental Science to M.S. Environmental OMICS

B.S. Environmental Science to M.A. Global Development and Social Justice

B.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making (Queens) to M.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making

B.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making (Staten Island) to M.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making

B.A. Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making to M.A. Global Development and Social Justice

B.F.A. Fine Arts to M.A. Museum Administration

B.A. Global Development and Sustainability to M.A. Government and Politics

B.F.A. Graphic Design to M.A. Museum Administration

B.A. Mathematics to M.A. Applied Mathematics, Computing, and Machine Learning

B.S. Mathematics to M.A Applied and Computational Mathematics

B.F.A. Photography to M.A. Museum Administration

B.A. Psychology to M.S. Neuroscience

B.A. Public Administration and Public Service to M.A. Government and Politics

 

The College of Mount Saint Vincent

The College of Mount Saint Vincent Undergraduate Program

St. John’s Graduate Program

B.A. History

M.A. History

B.A. HistoryM.A. Government and Politics

B.A. History

M.S. Library and Information Science

B.A. Sociology

M.A. Criminology and Justice

B.A. Sociology

M.A. Sociology

New York Institute of Technology

This program provides a pathway for qualified undergraduate students to complete both a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology at St. John's and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree from New York Institute of Technology in only seven years. 

St. John's University

New York Institute of Technology

B.S. Biology

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.)

University of New Haven

St. John's University

University of New Haven 

M.A. Criminology & Justice

Ph.D. Criminal Justice

University of South Florida

St. John's University

University of South Florida 

M.A. Sociology

Ph.D. Sociology

Utah State University

St. John's University

Utah State University

M.A. Sociology

Ph.D. Sociology

Wayne State University

St. John's University

Wayne State University

M.A. Sociology

Ph.D. Sociology

Universitat Abat Oliba CEU

UAO CEU

St. John's University

Degree in Psychology

M.A. Criminology & Justice