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At Dean College students can select from several Bachelor degree options on campus, from Dean's own Bachelor of Arts degree programs in Arts and Entertainment Management and in Dance to a Bachelor of Science degree in one of five majors with five minors through the SUFFOLK/DEAN Partnership.

 
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT

The Bachelor of Arts in Arts and Entertainment Management is designed for students who are interested in the business side of show business and the entertainment world. The major features in-depth coursework ranging from business and communications, to media arts, dance and theatre management. For students, it’s an opportunity to supplement your performance training, broaden your career options, or design a whole new role for yourself altogether in the arts world. READ MORE


BACHELOR OF ARTS IN DANCE

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Dance offers classes in the four main dance disciplines – Modern, Ballet, Jazz and Tap – within a broad Liberal Arts environment. Areas of concentration are offered that mirror your career goals. READ MORE


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES -- THE SUFFOLK/DEAN PARTNERSHIP

Dean College students have the opportunity to pursue a Suffolk University baccalaureate degree in Communications/Public Relations, Psychology, Sociology/Crime and Justice, and Sociology/General Sociology on campus. Dean Associate degree graduates can enjoy a seamless transition to Suffolk University at Dean and benefit from the combination of Suffolk University academic programs and faculty plus the Dean College campus, facilities and support staff. Financial Aid is available to all qualified students and housing is available on a limited basis. SUFFOLK/DEAN students also benefit from a variety of Suffolk University athletic, student activity, internships and study abroad opportunities.

Suffolk/Dean students may also minor in one of the following areas: Education Studies, Government, Communications, Psychology, or Sociology.