Department
Business & Economics
Strategy, finance and ethical leadership — grounded in the liberal arts.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Thirty-four undergraduate majors, seventeen minors, and one Honors College — all built on the foundations of a rigorous liberal-arts curriculum.
Every Saint Sebastian graduate completes a common core of study grounded in the enduring questions of the humanities, the analytical rigor of the sciences and mathematics, and the moral imagination of the arts. It is a demanding sequence — and it is what makes our graduates distinctive.
Strategy, finance and ethical leadership — grounded in the liberal arts.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Cell biology, ecology and pre-medical tracks in modern research labs.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
From Chaucer to contemporary voices, taught in intimate seminars.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Constitutional theory, comparative politics and public policy.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Painting, sculpture, photography and design in light-filled studios.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Software engineering, data structures, machine learning and ethics.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Ancient civilizations, modern movements, primary-source research.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
Cognitive, developmental and clinical foundations with lab work.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
The great questions, examined in the tradition of St. Sebastian.
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science · 120 credit hours · Optional honors track.
The Honors College at Saint Sebastian offers our most academically ambitious students a rigorous, interdisciplinary experience: dedicated seminars capped at twelve, a required senior thesis, a summer research stipend, and priority for study-abroad and fellowship opportunities.
Admission is competitive and by application. Roughly 140 students are enrolled at any given time under the leadership of Dean Isabel Hartwell.