Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Arts

• Art Education, B.A.

• Art, B.A.

• Biology, B.A.

• Elementary Education (Grades 1-5), B.A.

• English, B.A.

• English/English Education (Grades 6-12), B.A.

• French Education (Grades K-12), B.A.

• French, B.A.

• History, B.A.

• Mass Communication - Multimedia Concentration, B.A.

• Mass Communication - Strategic Communication/Public Relations Concentration, B.A.

• Middle School Education (Grades 4-8), B.A.

• Music Liberal Arts, B.A.

• Music-Jazz Studies Concentration, B.A.

• Performance Studies, B.A.

• Philosophy, B.A.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Civil Engineering, B.A.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering, B.A.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Environmental Engineering, B.A.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Mechanical Engineering, B.A.

• Physics, B.A.

• Political Science Accelerated “Pre-Law”, B.A.

• Political Science, B.A.

• Social Studies Education (Grades 6-12), B.A.

• Sociology, B.A.

• Sociology-Crime & Social Justice Concentration, B.A.

• Sociology-Health, Medicine & Society Concentration, B.A.

• Spanish Education (Grades K-12), B.A.

• Spanish, B.A.

• Theology, B.A.

Bachelor of Music

• Music Education Instrumental or Vocal Supervision, B.M.

• Music Performance - Piano, B.M.

• Music Performance Instrumental (Major Applied), B.M.

• Music Performance Voice (Major Applied), B.M.

Bachelor of Science

• Accounting, B.S.

• Biochemistry, B.S.

• Bioinformatics, B.S.

• Biology Education (Grades 6-12) (Certification - Biology), B.S.

• Biology with Dual Degree in Biomedical Engineering, B.S.

• Biology, B.S.

• Business, B.S. (with concentration in Finance)

• Business, B.S. (with concentration in Management)

• Business, B.S. (with concentration in Sales & Marketing)

• Chemistry (A.C.S. Certified), B.S.

• Chemistry Education (Grades 6-12) (Certification - Chemistry), B.S.

• Chemistry with Dual Degree in Chemical Engineering, B.S.

• Chemistry with Dual Degree in Pharmacy, B.S.

• Chemistry, B.S.

• Computer Information Systems, B.S.

• Computer Science with Dual Degree in Computer Engineering, B.S.

• Computer Science, B.S.

• Data Science, B.S.

• Healthcare Management, B.S. **(Pending approval by SACSCOC)**

• Mathematics Education (Grades 6-12), B.S.

• Mathematics, B.S.

• Medical Laboratory Science, B.S.

• Neuroscience, B.S.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Civil Engineering, B.S.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Electrical Engineering, B.S.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Environmental Engineering, B.S.

• Physics with Dual Degree in Mechanical Engineering, B.S.

• Physics, B.S.

• Premedical Psychology, B.S.

• Psychological Science, B.S.

• Public Health Sciences, B.S.

• Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering, B.S.

• Speech Pathology, B.S.

• Statistics and Biostatistics Accelerated, B.S.

• Statistics, B.S.

• Entry-Level Professional Program, Pharm.D.

Certificate

• Entrepreneurship Certificate

• Health Communication Certificate

• Spanish for Health Professionals Certificate

Non-degree

• Accounting Minor

• African American and Diaspora Studies Minor

• Afro Latin American and Caribbean Studies (ALCS) Minor

• Art Minor

• Arts Management Minor

• Bioethics Minor

• Biology Minor

• Business Administration Minor

• Chemistry Minor

• Chinese Minor

• Cognitive Neuroscience Minor

• Computer Science Minor

• Creative Writing Minor

• Digital Humanities Minor

• Education Minor

• English Minor

• Entrepreneurship Minor

• Financial Economics Minor

• French Minor

• History Minor

• International Affairs Minor

• Mass Communication Minor

• Mathematics Minor

• Music Minor

• Performance Studies Minor

• Philosophy Minor

• Physics Minor

• Political Science Minor

• Professional Writing Minor

• Psychology Minor

• Public Administration Minor

• Public Health Sciences Minor

• Sales and Marketing Minor

• Sociology Minor

• Spanish Minor

• Speech Pathology Minor

• Statistics Minor

• Theology Minor

• Women’s Studies Minor

Graduate Programs

Master of Arts

• Counseling, M.A.

• Curriculum and Instruction - Reading Specialist, M.A.

• Curriculum and Instruction Special Interest - Non Certification, M.A.

• Curriculum and Instruction Special Interest - Teacher Leader - Non Certification, M.A.

• Educational Leadership, M.A.

Master of Arts in Teaching

• All Levels Grades K-12, M.A.T.

• Elementary Education (Grades 1-5), M.A.T.

• Elementary/Special Education (Grades 1-5), M.A.T.

• Middle School/Special Education (Grades 4-8), M.A.T.

• Secondary Education (Grades 6-12), M.A.T.

• Secondary/Special Education (Grades 6-12), M.A.T.

Master of Health Science

• Physician Assistant Studies, M.H.S.

Master of Public Health

• Health Equity, M.P.H.

Master of Science

• Health Informatics, M.S.

• Pharmaceutical Sciences, M.S.

• Speech-Language Pathology, M.S.

Master of Theology

• Theology, Th.M.

Doctor of Education

• Educational Leadership, Ed.D.

Doctor of Pharmacy

Pre-professional Programs

• Pre-Medical/Pre-Dentistry Programs

• Pre-Law Minor

• Pre-Pharmacy Program

• Biology Pre-Medical, B.S.

• Chemistry (Pre-Pharmacy), B.S.

• Chemistry (Pre-Professional), B.S.

Additional Academic Programs

• Educational Technology Facilitator Add-On

• Reading Specialist Add-On

• Special Education Add-On

• Teacher Leader Add-On

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Does your institution have a Research Experiences for Undergraduate (REU) Program for students?


Yes

Overview of the research emphasis of our institution/faculty/students

XULA's Center for Undergraduate Research and Graduate Program (CURGO) aims to improve the undergraduate research experience and make it easier for students to transition to graduate or professional studies. Among CURGO’s resources, the McNair Scholars Program provides participating students with a range of resources and opportunities to develop skills, knowledge, and research experience necessary for pursuing advanced degrees. The comprehensive support includes mentorship, research opportunities, and financial assistance.

CURGO offers personalized advising to help students navigate the Research and Graduate school preparation process. From crafting your personal statement to completing the graduate/professional school application, we're here to help:

• Summer Research Opportunities

• Professional Development Workshops

• One on One Research or Graduate School Prep Advising

• Funding support for research experiences (application process required)

• Prestigious Scholarships and Fellowships

• Graduate School Fair

• Information on Fully Funded Graduate/Professional School programs

• Guest Speaker Series including Alumni Speakers

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Does your institution have an internship program?


Yes

Does your institution support Curricular Practical Training (CPT)?


Yes

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Does your institution offer education abroad opportunities for all students?

• Faculty-led programs abroad

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Does your institution offer academic admission to international students under the condition that applicants will meet the English Proficiency requirements prior to enrolling in their academic program?

Yes

Does your institution provide ESL Support Services?


No

If yes, do you require international students to take an English proficiency test before beginning their university program?

Yes

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Environment

Xavier University provides students with transformative life experiences that equip them to succeed on campus and after graduation. The university offers a variety of opportunities for students to get involved and make their own way through their education. These opportunities include high-impact learning experiences, mentoring relationships, wellness experiences, community engagement, and more. Through these experiences, students can develop their purpose and direction in life.

Mentoring relationships can also help students develop their purpose and direction in life. Mentors can provide guidance and support, and they can help students connect with opportunities and resources.

Wellness experiences can help students manage their stress, improve their physical and mental health, and develop healthy habits.

Community engagement can help students learn about different cultures, develop leadership skills, and make a difference.

Through all of these experiences, Xavier students can develop their purpose and direction in life. They can become well-rounded individuals prepared to succeed in college and beyond.

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Athletics

As part of the overall development of its students, Xavier provides an outstanding athletics program. Xavier has intercollegiate varsity teams in:

• Baseball, basketball, cross country, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field for men.

• Basketball, cross country, softball, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and volleyball for women.

• Competitive cheer, a co-ed sport.

The university also offers campus recreational sports programs in intramural or club sports, fitness and informal recreation. These programs vary in skill to attract and involve students, faculty and staff with differing interests and abilities. The balanced athletic and recreational sports program is an important educational experience and provides excellent training for students in all departments of the university.

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Xavier University has four resident halls. The Halls are St. Katharine Drexel, St. Michael, St. Martin dePorres and the Living Learning Center. The central office of each Hall is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by the following persons: Hall Director, Hall Advisors and Resident Assistants.

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When you’re studying at Xavier, our dining program has been designed in such a way that one can enjoy a flexible range of eating locations and choose from a variety of different meal options from across campus.

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Does your institution issue I20 for F1 visa status and/or DS2019 for J1 visa status?


Yes

If yes, does your institution offer employment-based immigration support services such as H1b, TN, LPR, etc. for employment?

Yes

International Student Costs

Tuition $ 24,836

Fees $ 3,034

On-Campus Housing & Food $ 10,946

Direct Costs $ 38,816

Books & Supplies $ 1,300

Transportation Expenses $ 3,424

Personal Expenses $ 2,500

Indirect Costs $ 7,224

Total Annual Costs Living On Campus $ 46,040

International Financial Aid

Does your institution offer financial aid (scholarships, institutional aid, etc.) for admitted international students?

Yes

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