Department
Business & Economics
Strategy, finance and ethical leadership — grounded in the liberal arts.
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Saint Sebastian Elite College is an independent liberal-arts institution shaping ethical thinkers through intimate classrooms, distinguished faculty, and a values-driven community.
For over thirty years, Saint Sebastian has offered a rigorous, values-centered undergraduate education in one of Florida's most celebrated communities. We believe a truly great education is neither purely vocational nor purely academic — it is the deliberate cultivation of curiosity, character, and craft.
Our students learn from professors who know them by name. They debate ideas in seminars capped at eighteen. They graduate ready to lead — in law, medicine, business, education, ministry, the arts, and public life.
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From the humanities to the sciences, our academic programs are built on close faculty mentorship and a foundation of liberal-arts inquiry.
Strategy, finance and ethical leadership — grounded in the liberal arts.
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Cell biology, ecology and pre-medical tracks in modern research labs.
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From Chaucer to contemporary voices, taught in intimate seminars.
Learn moreConstitutional theory, comparative politics and public policy.
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Painting, sculpture, photography and design in light-filled studios.
Learn moreSoftware engineering, data structures, machine learning and ethics.
Learn moreThe Whitmore Memorial Library holds more than 210,000 print volumes, 60,000 e-books, and provides subscriptions to over 240 scholarly databases. Its long reading hall — with vaulted ceiling and hand-crafted lamps — is the quiet heart of the campus.
Beyond books, the library hosts writing tutors, research librarians, a rare-books room, and 24/7 study space during exam season.
Explore campusChoosing Saint Sebastian was the best decision I made. My professors challenged me, but they also mentored me — and that made all the difference when I applied to law school.
The Business program's emphasis on ethics, not just spreadsheets, prepared me for real leadership. I still call my capstone advisor for career advice, four years later.
You feel the community here. It's small enough to be known, big enough to be surprised — every semester I found a new club, a new class, a new friend.
Whether you're a prospective student, a proud parent, or a friend of the college, we would love to hear from you.