Prospective students reviewing bachelor’s degree options at Prescott College can currently find six programs through the school’s online areas-of-study search. The results include five Bachelor of Arts programs and one Bachelor of Applied Science program, with most offered on campus and two carrying an online option.
The listed programs cover adventure education, environmental humanities, field ecology and conservation, interdisciplinary studies, psychology and social justice studies. The mix reflects several of the subject areas included in the college’s broader academic search system, which also allows users to explore topics such as art, counseling, education, food systems, printmaking and sustainability.
### On-campus bachelor’s programs
Adventure Education is listed as an on-campus Bachelor of Arts program. Environmental Humanities is also offered as an on-campus BA, as is Field Ecology and Conservation.
Social Justice Studies appears in the search results as another Bachelor of Arts program available on campus.
These four programs do not display an online format in the bachelor’s degree results supplied by the college. Students interested in how the on-campus format operates, or what a particular course of study includes, would need to seek additional program information through Prescott College.
### Programs with online availability
Two of the six bachelor’s options are shown with both on-campus and online formats.
Interdisciplinary Studies is listed as a Bachelor of Applied Science program. It is available on campus and online, according to the search results.
Psychology is listed as a Bachelor of Arts degree with the same two format choices. That gives prospective psychology students the option to review either campus-based or online study through the college’s program listings.
The search page distinguishes among degree type, program type and subject area. In addition to bachelor’s degrees, its degree filters include continuing education, graduate certificates, graduate degrees, microcredentials, post-master’s certificates and undergraduate certificates.
Program-format filters include certificate, limited residency, on-campus and online selections. Those tools can help visitors narrow the larger collection of Prescott College offerings, although the six results described here come specifically from the bachelor’s degree view.
### Comparing areas of study
Prescott College advises prospective students to consider their interests, personal strengths and longer-term goals when selecting an academic area. The college also suggests comparing preferred activities with available educational programs.
For students beginning that process, the six bachelor’s listings show differences both in academic focus and delivery format. Someone seeking online availability can narrow the current list to Interdisciplinary Studies or Psychology. Students considering Adventure Education, Environmental Humanities, Field Ecology and Conservation, or Social Justice Studies will find those options identified as campus programs in the search results.
The degree names also indicate an important distinction within the list. Five lead to a Bachelor of Arts designation, while Interdisciplinary Studies is identified as a Bachelor of Applied Science. The supplied information does not provide curriculum details or explain differences in degree requirements, so students comparing the options should consult the college for specifics.
### Getting more information
Prescott College directs prospective students to its admissions counselors for conversations about possible educational paths. The college’s website also provides options to identify an admissions counselor and schedule a visit.
Those steps may be useful for applicants who want clarification about course content, learning format or how a chosen program aligns with their goals. The online search offers a starting point by organizing programs according to credential, format and subject, while admissions staff can provide further information about individual study options.