Our Programs
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The Seton Hill's ADP program has offered a unique opportunity for me to achieve my educational goals and maintain the balance between my work and home life. This program offers more than an education; it fosters relationships with fellow students who aspire to the same goals. You essentially become more than classmates, you become a family. I have developed relationships that I believe I will have for years to come.
Amy Capozzi
Strategic Sourcing Specialist
Allegheny Energy
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All programs at Seton Hill University meet the highest academic standards. Students do substantial independent work outside of classroom study. Instructional methods may include study groups, learning logs, take-home tests, library assignments, classroom presentations, collaborative projects, self-paced study and computer conferences.
In a period of social change and technological advancement, Seton Hill is a dedicated leader in preparing students for both personal and career development, with competency-based programs that focus on a single outcome: putting you in charge of our future.
Adult Degree Program (ADP) Offerings
Business
Seton Hill offers trend-setting approaches by combining personal experience and the many resources accessible in preparing students to take on leadership positions. This major, including the three specializations, can be completed by taking only Saturday classes, or by taking a combination of both Saturday and evening courses. Professional aspirations may be obtained through the various specializations offered:
- Human Resources
- Marketing
- Entrepreneurial Studies
- Informational Management
Accounting
The Accounting Program at Seton Hill is designed to develop an understanding of the principles and practices of the accounting profession, and to prepare you to excel in careers in business, nonprofit organizations and in graduate study. Students completing this Bachelor of Science program will have the academic background necessary to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Management Accountant (CMA) exams. Please Note: Students that wish to major in Accounting must be available for some evening courses. The program can not be completed strictly with Saturday courses, therefore, evening courses will be required during this program.
Human Services
A Bachelor of Arts degree in our Human Services major prepares graduates to embark on successful and fulfilling careers in fields such as education, public policy and advocacy. As the seat of Westmoreland County, Greensburg offers employment opportunities serving a variety of populations, from children to the elderly. This program may be completed only by taking Saturday courses, or by taking a combination of both Saturday and evening courses.
Social Work
Seton Hill's Social Work Program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. Students graduating with a Bachelor of Social Work degree are prepared for careers that can transform the world. Social workers help individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities restore or improve their level of social functioning. Please Note: Students that wish to major in Social Work must be available for some day and evening courses. The program may not be completed strictly with Saturday courses.
General Studies
For those students with a variety of interests, a General Studies major incorporates two Seton Hill University minors with the Liberal Arts curriculum.
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Evening Degree Program Offerings
Accounting
The Accounting Program at Seton Hill is designed to develop an understanding of the principles and practices of the accounting profession, and to prepare you to excel in careers in business, nonprofit organizations and in graduate study. Students completing this Bachelor of Science program will have the academic background necessary to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Management Accountant (CMA) exams.
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Certificate in Pastoral Ministry
The Certificate in Pastoral Ministry program is a joint venture of Seton Hill University and the Diocese of Greensburg. Designed originally to develop and promote competent women and men for service as lay ecclesial ministers, the program now also serves as a resource to the diocesan Office for the Permanent Diaconate. The goal of the certificate program is the integration of the human, spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral formation of adults who are committed to the mission of Christ within the Roman Catholic Church. Students have as their main focus service to the People of God in a variety of ecclesial contexts.
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