Saint Leo University has been approved as an educational partner by the FBI National Academy Associates, a non-profit professional group of 17,000 members who are high-ranking law enforcement officers nationally and internationally. The associates specifically sought recognized institutions that would be able to offer its members high-quality undergraduate and graduate courses and degree programs.
Saint Leo Orientation
The main campus just hosted another successful summer orientation session for traditional-age students enrolling in college or university for the first time. New-student orientation is held in July, and gives our incoming freshmen an even better sense of campus life than they have gained from previous visits. The students get to stay in dorms, get campus tours and briefings from student-volunteers, take academic placement tests, and learn about student activities.
Earn Your BA in Psychology From Saint Leo
One of the most popular undergraduate majors at Saint Leo University’s main campus and Continuing Education Centers (as well as at colleges in general) can now be earned online. Saint Leo’s full-time psychology faculty members have completed the big job of taking the 13 most essential courses (required courses and most popular electives) they teach in traditional classrooms and creating online versions.
Saint Leo is adding a new specialization for students enrolled in the undergraduate business administration program at Continuing Education Centers starting in Fall 2009. Our adult learners in business can now opt to specialize in logistics. Logistics is the management of business or military operations such as purchasing, storage and transportation, so that the labor force and the goods they need are delivered to the right spot along a supply chain at the right time.
Students will learn about both the civilian and the military aspects of logistics management. In addition to courses on purchasing management, transportation, and inventory control, the specialization requires the study of related information technology and global issues. Interested students can ask for more information at the Continuing Education Center nearest them.
The Office of Admission is still accepting applications for the Fall 2009 term at the main campus in Saint Leo, Florida. Applications are being accepted from students who will be attending college for the first time as well as those desiring to transfer to the university.
To apply, first-time-in-college students must complete an online application and submit their official high school transcripts, official SAT and/or ACT test scores, and a letter of recommendation a high school guidance counselor or teacher. Transfer students must also apply online and submit their official college transcripts from all institutions they have attended, as well as a letter of recommendation from the Dean of Students or an administrator in an equivalent role.
Interested students may receive more information here.
Questions may be directed to the Office of Admission by calling (800) 334-5532 or (352) 588-8283, or by sending an email to admission@saintleo.edu.
