Programs

Ursuline College and John Carroll University have an agreement of two seats per year in Ursuline's Breen College of Nursing Accelerated BSN Program designated for JCU graduates.

Accountancy majors are exposed to aspects of international accounting and the application of professional ethics throughout the curriculum. Boler holds Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and the accountancy program has independent AACSB accreditation, a distinction held by only one percent of business programs worldwide.

This graduate program provides a comprehensive and challenging curriculum that prepares you for careers in assurance, tax, financial accounting, management accounting, advisory services, and for licensure as Certified Public Accountants. The program's flexibility allows you to complete your advanced degree in as little as 12 months, depending on your specific needs.

Minor in Actuarial Science: 30 credit hours. These courses prepare the students for Exams P and FM of the Society of Actuaries, cover the required Foundational Quantitative content areas and prove the Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) for Applied Stats and Economics.

The adolescent/young adult (AYA) program prepares prospective teachers to work with grades seven through twelve. You’ll work toward a teaching license in at least one of the language arts, social studies, math, or science fields.

Develop tangible skills, such as networking, and understand how the political system actually works.

Acquire a B.A. in Sociology and a Master of Science in Social Administration (MSSA) in social work in five years via the 3/2 program with John Carroll University and Case Western Reserve University’s Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences.

The Bachelor of Arts in teaching mathematics prepares students to become teachers of mathematics at the AYA (adolescent and young adult) level. As a teaching mathematics major, you’ll develop advanced knowledge in mathematics concepts and application and receive a solid foundation in educational methods, learning and development, and instructional technologies. You also will gain valuable professional experience both through observing and teaching in AYA classrooms.

A major in chemistry with a concentration in biochemistry is ideal for you if you’re interested in medicine, dentistry, molecular biology, pharmacy, clinical chemistry, bio-medical research, biotechnology, pharmacology, toxicology, industrial hygiene, veterinary medicine, and other health-related fields.

The biology major is broad in focus, providing students with a strong knowledge base in all three core areas of biology: cellular and molecular biology, organismal biology, evolutionary biology, ecology, and diversity.

Students of all majors can benefit from a minor in business. At some point in their professional lives, all students, regardless of major, may be in management or leadership positions that include budget, financial, marketing, or personnel responsibilities.

The Emerging Leader Full-Time Boler Masters in Business Administration program serves recent college graduates from any institution without the requirement of professional work experience. The program is uniquely structured to allow you to finish the degree in 12 months, dependent on classes taken at the undergraduate level. Regardless of your major, any recent graduate is eligible for the Emerging Leader Full-Time MBA.

As a working professional, you know that nothing makes new knowledge stick like the chance to put it into practice. Your workplace is a living, learning laboratory. That’s why we designed the Part-Time Masters in Business Administration as a cohort program with courses that are team-taught by faculty and seasoned business executives.

We provide you with the opportunity to deepen knowledge of how Catholicism and Catholics have interacted with the world

The cell and molecular biology major emphasizes genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, and mathematics. It focuses on helping develop laboratory skills required for basic and applied research.

The Certificate of Nonprofit Management (CNM) is intended for students who are new chief executives, currently in a senior leadership role in a nonprofit, or those moving into the sector from business or government, to help accelerate careers and enhance professional growth.

If you intend to become a professional chemist, this concentration prepares you for direct entry into the chemistry profession or graduate study in chemistry. Upon completion, you may obtain industrial, governmental, or academic chemical positions

Chemistry connects many of the other fields of science. For this reason, a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Chemistry from John Carroll University can really take you anywhere.

Chemistry connects many of the other fields of science.

The M.Ed. in Advanced Studies with child and adolescent health and wellness specialization is designed for experienced teachers to explore developmental issues and environmental obstacles.

Classics is an interdisciplinary field, encompassing the languages, literature, art, archaeology, history, philosophy, mythology, and religious lives of the Greeks and Romans in the broader ancient Mediterranean world.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is designed to meet the current academic requirements of the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board for the licenses of Professional Counselor (PC) and Professional Clinical Counselor (PCC). It also meets the academic requirements for the National Counselor Certification (NCC) of the National Board for Certified Counselors.

You’ll learn about interpersonal relations, organizational communication, journalism, rhetoric, public relations, broadcasting, and the Internet, developing skills in each.

Choose one of three areas of concentration within the major: Communication Advocacy, Digital Media, or Integrated Marketing Communication.

The ability to advocate effectively and ethically is critical to society. Whether ensuring that the most vulnerable have their voices heard, challenging erroneous claims, safeguarding rights, accessing information, expressing opinions, or advancing policies, successful advocacy is essential to social justice, law, public policy, sales, and virtually any area where the ability to persuade is critical to success.

You will have the knowledge and ability to apply communication theories to writing in the contexts of journalism, video and audio production.

You will have the knowledge and ability to integrate multiple theories and channels ethically to increase campaign impact.

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers two major programs in computing: a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with Healthcare Information Technology.

Minor in Computer Science: 22 credit hours.

As a healthcare information technology major, you’ll learn what it takes to function as a fully capable software developer in any professional environment, but specifically tailor your skills to the rapidly expanding healthcare IT field.

The Creative Writing major and minor at John Carroll allow students to gain intensive workshop experience in writing poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.

The Creative Writing major and minor at John Carroll allow students to gain intensive workshop experience in writing poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.

If you are interested in crime, forensics, law, police work and justice, this concentration is for you.

Conduct a philosophical analysis of power and the social and political conditions that create and perpetuate oppression and injustice.

Data science provides powerful approaches for transforming large and complex data into information, knowledge, and intelligent decisions. Data science is a field at the intersection of statistics, computer science, mathematics, and real world application domains.

Minor in Data Science: 22 credit hours.

The John Carroll University Master of Science in Digital Marketing & Communication Strategy takes an interdisciplinary approach and combines course work from communication and business to give students an integrated grasp of marketing, communication, public relations and advertising.

Focusing on analytical and digital skill gaps, our 3 stackable certificates in Digital Marketing Analytics, Content Marketing, and Digital Advertising & Social Media bring the real world of marketing into the classroom. Students significantly increase their digital marketing and advertising knowledge while learning skills that can be applied immediately.

This concentration is for those considering a career in a multicultural setting or graduate study in comparative sociology, ethnic studies, international studies, law, counseling, peace/human rights, or social work.

The Early Childhood Program develops expertise in working with children from ages three through eight and pre-kindergarten through grade five.

The strength of the economics major is its flexibility. You can take a math-based, analytical route by class choices by econometrics and mathematical economics, bundled with higher level math courses. Or, you can take a less math intensive route with class choices that focus on social and policy perspectives. The Economics Program is the first undergraduate program partnered with NABE for preparation pathways for the CBE exam.

Arts and Science majors with a scientific mindset may appreciate a minor in economics. Economics’ logical, ordered approach to problem solving can support or complement practically any other field of study.

The M.Ed. program in educational psychology is for teachers or those from social science backgrounds who want to pursue a master’s degree and/or prepare for doctoral programs in educational psychology or related fields.

JCU offers an early childhood generalist endorsement and a reading endorsement (Pre K-12th Grade) for ODE-licensed teachers.

Our more general engineering program, this option is great if you're interested in pursuing engineering development, applied physics, or graduate study in related fields.

While academic programs in entrepreneurship were once exclusively business-focused, John Carroll looks at entrepreneurship as a way of thinking and developing an entrepreneurial mindset, with a focus on teaching students to recognize opportunities in both for-profit and non-profit organizations.

Through the Biology Department’s major in environmental science, students will gain a solid foundation in the science and theory behind how pressing environmental issues affect natural systems.

As an exercise science major, you can pursue careers in exercise science, fitness, and wellness upon graduation from John Carroll. Or you can seek a graduate degree in exercise science, fitness, wellness, or allied health professions such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training, nutrition, chiropractic medicine, and nursing.

Our program will provide you with the knowledge and skills in all areas of finance. In particular, you will gain an in-depth knowledge of financial markets, instruments, and theories. Through a relatively unique set of coursework, you will be prepared for a career in the broad area of financial analysis and corporate finance. Additionally, our computer lab includes a Bloomberg Terminal, which enables you to work with the latest and most powerful financial software and data.

Today’s world requires that individuals efficiently manage their assets; though, many people find financial situations and decisions overwhelming. Consequently, they avoid or ignore this area to their detriment. You’ll learn to understand financial planning cPFPlients and how to help them in a rapidly expanding, rewarding profession.

In a compressed five-year timeframe, students will earn two degrees—both the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and the Master of Arts (M.A.) degrees in Theology & Religious Studies (TRS)—while gaining advanced knowledge of the content and method of various disciplines of theology and religious studies (scripture, Christian history, ethics, world religions, systematic theology, and sociology of religion).

If you're interested in forensics, law enforcement and criminal justice, this concentration is for you.

Learn about the application of psychological principles to the legal system. Only 18 credits. Pairs well with a Sociology major or minor, as well as Pre-Law program students.

The French and francophone studies program is designed to help you acquire knowledge of the languages, literature, and cultures of France and francophone countries. You’ll develop the skills to read, write, speak, and understand French.

This major helps prepare students for living in a diverse and global society by examining how the social construction of gender shapes personal identities, beliefs, and structured opportunities.

The minor is very flexible and complements many majors. The minor requires 18 credit hours (six courses) distributed as: a required introductory course (3 credit hours) and 5 additional courses (15 credit hours).

The German curriculum will prepare you to communicate effectively in German and to understand cultural perspectives, products, and practices of the German-speaking world.

Understand the comparative politics of systems around the world; choose the area you wish to focus on, or discover how countries and regions differ.

If you wish to pursue careers in healthcare or the sciences, or areas such as applied ethics, science and technology studies, cognitive science, and philosophy of science, this is for you.

History students at John Carroll develop contextually responsible and critical interpretations of the past that help us better understand the course of human experience and help to shape our future.

It’s easy and helpful to minor in history. The skills you’ll learn in these courses — analytical writing, critical reading, and public speaking, — are important for success in nearly any field.

Students majoring in history take 39 credit hours (thirteen 3-credit courses), of which at least 18 (six 3-credit courses) must be at the 300 or 400 level.

Interested in history but want to enter the business or nonprofit management world after graduation? The Department of History has a five-year B.A. / M.B.A. program.

History students at John Carroll develop contextually responsible and critical interpretations of the past that help us better understand the course of human experience and help to shape our future.

This option provides an excellent foundation if you are interested in enhancing your liberal arts education or in preparing for advanced study in the field.

The future vibrancy and might of Ohio’s communities and economy relies on a new breed of entrepreneurial minds — early and mid-career professionals determined to launch start-ups, lead corporate change, and solve larger societal issues using novel and hybrid business structures. John Carroll meets that need with a new Master of Science Degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship, an immersive and project-based professional degree program serving a wide range of aspiring — business and social — entrepreneurs and innovators.

Self-designed and flexible, the interdisciplinary physics major is ideal preparation for medical school, technical sales, or JCU’s five-year B.S./MBA program.

If you choose to major in International Business with Language and Culture, you’ll graduate with invaluable experience. Our program allows you to participate in real-world, course-level activities with international businesses and organizations. Through language classes, you’ll be introduced to the basic vocabulary of business and will be encouraged to take courses that focus on some aspect of the culture of the country associated with that language.

Courses in Italian Studies lead to a thorough understanding of the Italian language, as well as Italian culture and literature.

The reading endorsement program provides licensed K-12 teachers with research-based methods to most effectively teach reading. The program combines online instruction with integrated classroom fieldwork for preparation in analyzing theories of literacy, administering classroom assessments, delivering reading intervention, and creating equitable, socially just literacy

The Law & Society (LASO) minor encourages students to see the law from numerous vantage points and at the intersection of multiple social structures. By studying law as an interdisciplinary field, students will appreciate how legal systems are linked to patterns of class, geography, and privilege.

A perfect complement to any major, the leadership development minor offers the flexibility to align with your needs and individual interests. You’ll be exposed to leadership theory and practice, be guided in your leadership development, and offered opportunities to gain significant leadership experiences.

The Leadership Development Minor has the flexibility to align with your needs, no matter your field of study.

John Carroll University and the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine have partnered to enable talented students to gain acceptance to both JCU and LECOM.

Prepare yourself for law school or a career in the legal field; be able to connect the relationship of law to society and social theory.

The Advanced Studies M.Ed. with literacy specialization gives you in-depth preparation in literacy, reading assessment, and diagnosis of reading problems.

In studying English, students are encouraged to share in an enriching experience of reading literary texts and producing critical, creative, and professional writing. English majors learn to sharpen their analytical and writing powers, while studying works of literature they can enjoy throughout their lives.

In studying English, students are encouraged to share in an enriching experience of reading literary texts and producing critical, creative, and professional writing.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Biology degree is designed for students looking to deepen their knowledge of science and expand their critical thinking skills. It’s ideal to prepare for positions in education or to prepare for the rigors of other graduate and professional (pre-med) programs, such as medical and dental school.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in English offers students the opportunity to broaden and deepen their knowledge of literature across different historical periods—from the medieval to the present—while introducing them to methods of critical analysis and scholarly technique.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Theology & Religious Studies graduate program is designed to provide master’s students with advanced knowledge of the content and method of various disciplines of theology and religious studies (scripture, Christian history, ethics, world religions, systematic theology, and sociology of religion).

The M.A. in Nonprofit Administration develops, educates and empowers students to excel in their nonprofit organization. This uniquely focused interdisciplinary and cross-college program brings together the College of Arts and Sciences and the Boler College of Business. Students in the program benefit by interacting with classmates of diverse backgrounds and experience, including those serving in local charities, current nonprofit leaders and to those new to the sector. The program encourages students to learn collaboratively —at a university dedicated to social justice.

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) program in Advanced Studies is aimed at experienced teachers and other educational professionals. The curriculum is designed around six specializations (Child and Adolescent Health and Wellness; Literacy; Substance Use Disorders; Middle/Secondary Education; Educational Psychology or a Specialized Sequence) to hone in on specific interests and further develop competencies as professional educators and leaders.

The nationally accredited School Psychology graduate program prepares professionals for employment as licensed school psychologists in Ohio through coursework and extensive field experiences to effectively address the learning and mental health needs of children in P-12 school settings. Students who complete the three-year program will earn both a master’s degree in education (M.Ed.) and Education Specialist (Ed.S.) degree, as well as be eligible for the Nationally Certified School Psychologist credential and a 5-year Ohio Department of Education Pupil Services license.

Each year, a limited number of qualified JCU students can gain preferred consideration for admission to CWRU’s Master of Science in Anesthesia program.

The Master of Science (M.S.) in Biology graduate degree is designed for students seeking research experience to prepare for professional careers; or to continue with doctoral studies in a variety of biological disciplines.

Through project-based learning and experiential exercises, you’ll gain an intensive understanding of the concepts and techniques needed to effectively manage, recruit, select, train, develop, and retain organizational human capital. The MHR major is best suited for those who have a strong interest in the human element of organizations and how it can contribute to organizational success. The MHR major provides a curriculum supported by the world’s largest professional organization for management and human resource professionals.

Gain advanced skills in marketing through educational excellence grounded in the Jesuit tradition. Marketing creates, communicates, and delivers value to consumers. It is a marketer’s role to represent the voices of the marketplace in order to connect an organization’s mission to the needs of the market. Employers want innovative global marketing leaders who can use analytical and creative methods for developing innovative solutions to customer challenges and market opportunities.

The educational leadership program helps prepare teachers and other educational professionals for leadership positions within schools, districts or central offices. The flexible hybrid and online format can be completed in two years, earning not only a Master of Education Degree (M.Ed.), but also Certificate of Assessment and Accountability, and Principal Licensure.

JCU provides two different pathways for post-baccalaureate students interested in pursuing a teaching license: the School-Based M.Ed. or the Professional Teacher M.Ed.

The major in Mathematics leading to the Bachelor of Science prepares students for immediate employment after completion of the degree or for graduate study.

Minor in Mathematics: 23-24 credit hours.

The major in middle childhood education is administered by the Department of Education. Students who choose this major are required to select two curriculum content areas from language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies.

The MedStart program is offered by the University of Toledo College of Medicine. It allows qualified students to by-pass the MCAT and gain acceptance to the medical college in their junior year.

The middle childhood education program develops expertise in working with children from grades four through nine. You'll prepare to teach two of four content areas: language arts/reading, math, science, and social studies.

The middle/secondary education specialization provides teachers with a more in-depth knowledge of their teaching field (English, social studies, biology, mathematics, communications, or theology and religious studies).

John Carroll University and the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine have established a new partnership to help talented Ohio high school seniors reserve an assured seat in medical school.

The Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is designed to meet the current academic requirements of the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board for the licenses of Professional Counselor (PC) and Professional Clinical Counselor (PCC). It also meets the academic requirements for the National Counselor Certification (NCC) of the National Board for Certified Counselors.

Designed with all the quality curriculum and rigors of our other Masters in Business Administration programs, you will learn from the world-class Boler faculty as well as industry leaders and experts who are actively engaged in creating just and sustainable value, driving innovation and profitability, and solving real-world problems.

The PJHR program combines undergraduate research and study with experiential and service learning to help you gain a thorough understanding of peacebuilding and conflict resolution, social justice and human rights advocacy.

A minor in Peace, Justice, and Human Rights is a great complement to many majors. You'll gain a thorough understanding of peacebuilding and conflict resolution, social justice, and human rights advocacy.

A philosophy major or minor is universally beneficial since it teaches you to analyze and resolve problems, see problems from different points of view, communicate cogently and persuasively, and integrate knowledge.

You can complement your major program with six philosophy courses (just three courses beyond the core curriculum requirements).

This option provides you with excellent preparation for careers in the legal profession, politics, and government.

The physics B.A. degree provides you with a comprehensive introduction to the discipline and the opportunity to explore some areas of physics in greater depth. It is appropriate if you are pursuing law school, want to teach at the high school level, or are interested in the 3-2 dual degree engineering program with Case Western Reserve University.

The physics B.S. requires an in-depth study of the core areas of physics and a selection of upper-division courses such as thermal physics, atomic and molecular physics, condensed matter physics, or other engineering electives.

The physics minor provides students with a broad understanding of fundamental topics in both classical and modern physics.

You will think critically and communicate effectively, analyzing problems through multiple points of view while developing a global perspective of citizenship.

You’ll sharpen your analytical abilities and expand your understanding of politics, government, and civic engagement.

Public health seeks to improve the health of communities through research, educational programs, and health promotion.

John Carroll's Pre-Health Professions Program is for students interested in a career in healthcare.

The pre-medical post-baccalaureate program is a full-time, completely personalized program designed to prepare students to fulfill the requirements and gain the necessary skills for admission to medical, dental, veterinary and other professional healthcare schools.<br />

John Carroll University’s Pre-Pharmacy Program has a strong record of graduates successfully obtaining PharmD degrees from several different universities.

Get a head start on your medical career with our professional healthcare preparation minor or certificate.

The Professional Writing major opens up a number of professional writing careers, including medical science writing, technical writing, writing as healing, environmental writing, compliance and regulatory writing, film writing, and more.

Opens up a number of professional writing careers, including medical science writing, technical writing, writing as healing, environmental writing, compliance and regulatory writing, film writing, and more.

The major provides a base for a variety of academic and professional fields, such as psychological research, counseling, clinical psychology, social work, business and industry, medicine, human resources, and law.

A general psychology minor exposes you to the basics of human behavior. Students have three options to minor in psychology: general psychology, forensic psychology, or psychology of human diversity. Only 18 credits.

Acquire a B.S. in Psychology and a Master of Science in Social Administration (MSSA) in social work in five years via the 3/2 program with John Carroll University and Case Western Reserve University’s Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences.

Learn and get a greater appreciation of diversity from multiple perspectives, including age, race, culture, and health. These are important skills for workforce and graduate school preparation for all students, including business students. Only 18 credits.

Psychology majors with the child and family studies concentration examine development from infancy through late adulthood, focusing on the individual and individuals in a family context.

If you have an interest in forensic psychology, clinical psychology, criminology, law, or employment in the criminal justice system, this is the concentration for you.

The Industrial/Organizational Psychology concentration applies psychological theories and evaluation methods to organizations to understand human behavior in the workplace and thereby increase productivity and the well-being of employees.

Earn a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology (I/O Concentration) and an Masters in Business Administration from the Boler College of Business in just five years

The Interdisciplinary Neuroscience concentration is coordinated by the Department of Psychology and is intended for biology, chemistry, and psychology majors who desire an interdisciplinary approach to the study of physiology, biochemistry, and behavior of higher organisms.

The Mental Health Services concentration provides a foundation for understanding how people handle stress, relate to others, and make life choices.

The John Carroll University School Counseling program helps you contribute to the greater good by assisting children and adolescents with their academic, personal, and career development. Our CACREP-accredited School Counseling program leads to licensure by the State of Ohio.

If you're interested in social work, nonprofit administration, counseling, community development, public health, public policy, law, or advocacy, this concentration is for you.

As a sociology and criminology major, you can tailor your studies to prepare for a variety of career paths as well as graduate and professional school.

Enhance your understanding of social human behavior and develop critical thinking abilities that will prove valuable, no matter your major.

The Spanish and Hispanic Studies program prepares you to communicate effectively in Spanish; to understand the cultural perspectives, products, and practices of the Spanish-speaking world; and to act with intercultural competence.

The Advanced Studies M.Ed. with specialized sequence is an opportunity for experienced teachers to self-design a program of study in consultation with an advisor that meets current professional needs.

The Mike Cleary Program in Sports Studies helps you develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to become a leader in a sports-related career of your choice.

The Statistics and Analytics minor is an excellent program for students interested in statistical data analysis in various real-world fields, such as business, economics, public health, psychology, biology, and other sciences. Students will gain significant skills and experience in statistical methods and applications. The Statistics and Analytics minor requires 18-20 credit hours.

The Substance Use Disorders concentration, available to current students in John Carroll’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling master’s program, provides in-depth training and work toward license eligibility. The three-course concentration prepares you for LICDC licensure.

The Advanced Studies M.Ed. with substance use disorders specialization provides preparation for facilitating interventions, evaluating support systems, and planning appropriate follow-up services and continuing care for those experiencing substance use disorders.

The Substance Use Disorders Counseling Certificate program, open to current undergraduate students or any student with an associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s degree, prepares you to become license eligible as either a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC) or a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor (LICDC), depending on prior academic work.

Supply chain management is the oversight of materials, information, and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to consumer. Our program incorporates the best in-class methods, concepts, and tools that companies need to gain that competitive advantage. The SCM curriculum complements other business majors, In particular, students who complete the SCM major with majors in management and marketing are highly successful.

The 5th-Year B.S.B.A./M.A. Program in Nonprofit Administration will allow students pursuing an undergraduate degree to complete either a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in any major and an M.A. in Nonprofit Administration all within a five-year time frame.

The Theatre minor will give you the skills you need to flourish in today’s convergent communication environment along with developing excellent leadership, critical thinking, writing, speaking, and performance skills.

When you study the world’s religions, you will make an impact in more than just the classroom, the church, the mosque, the synagogue, or the temple. Gain the tools to understand and effectively respond to the religious forces that shape contemporary businesses, interpersonal relationships, our society, and the world.

A minor in Theology and Religious Studies complements a wide variety of majors. You’ll have the opportunity to choose from courses in Scripture, the history of Christianity, theology, world religions, and religious ethics, among many other areas of study.

An Education degree leads to more than a job; it opens the opportunity to inspire learners, strengthen futures, and make a real change. At John Carroll, our commitment to whole-person education, dedication to social justice, and Jesuit mission unite to develop educators that transform lives.

We provide dedicated faculty and staff who know just what law schools are looking for in an application and help you get there. We’ll be here to help you build on your strengths and strengthen your weaknesses, preparing you for a successful legal career.

Biology majors interested in nursing as a career may choose to enter a cooperative program in pre-nursing/nursing and earn the Bachelor of Science from John Carroll University and the Master of Nursing from Case Western Reserve University.

You will obtain a bachelor’s degree from John Carroll, followed by a J.D. from Case Western Reserve University in six years.

If you're interested in engineering, you can participate in the 3-2 Dual Degree Engineering Program with Case Western Reserve University. You'll attend John Carroll for three years, then transfer to CWRU for two years and receive both a bachelor’s degree from JCU and a B.S. in Engineering from CWRU.

The 5th-Year B.S.B.A./M.A. Program in Nonprofit Administration will allow students pursuing an undergraduate degree to complete either a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in any major and an M.A. in Nonprofit Administration within a five-year time frame.