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Environmental Science

Mass Communication/Media Studies

Special Education and Teaching, General

Elementary Education and Teaching

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Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician

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English Language and Literature, General

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Theology/Theological Studies

Pastoral Studies/Counseling

Psychology, General

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Industrial and Organizational Psychology

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Fire Science/Fire-fighting

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Forensic Science and Technology

Human Services, General

Community Organization and Advocacy

Public Administration

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American Government and Politics (United States)

Graphic Design

Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other

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Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General

Health/Health Care Administration/Management

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Pre-Pharmacy Studies

Art Therapy/Therapist

Music Therapy/Therapist

Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse

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Business Administration and Management, General

Business Administration, Management and Operations, Other

Marketing/Marketing Management, General

Digital Marketing

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Anna Maria College is a private, accredited Catholic co-educational institution, educating students since 1946. With an annual enrollment of 1,500 students, the College prides itself on providing a values-based, service-focused liberal arts education. Anna Maria offers a variety of undergraduate majors, as well as many graduate and certificate programs, both on-ground and online. The small student-faculty ratio allows for a highly personalized learning experience, while the modest class and campus size allow for optimal student involvement. The College offers 17 Division III NCAA athletic programs for men and women and several club sports teams. Anna Maria College's campus is conveniently located just minutes away from Worcester, Massachusetts, on 260 acres in Paxton. Anna Maria offers more than 30 undergraduate degree programs with popular majors, including Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Education, Fire Science, Forensic Criminology, Paramedic Science, Nursing, Health Administration, Health Science, Music and Art Therapy, Psychology, Social Work, and Sport Management. For a complete listing of our academic programs, please visit www.annamaria.edu. In addition, combined bachelor-master programs provide a fast track to receiving both one's undergraduate and graduate degrees in just five years. Programs available include Public Administration, Health Emergency Management, Criminal Justice, Counseling Psychology, Education, and Business. A continually growing list of community service opportunities, internships, other practical experiences, and study abroad opportunities continue to complement the student's classroom experience. Anna Maria's Honors Program continues to provide a rigorous intellectual challenge and an opportunity for scholarship, research, culture, and community service for the College's highly motivated scholastic achievers.

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