Penn State Greater Allegheny: Majors and Minors

Majors and Minors

Penn State Greater Allegheny students can choose from the following majors:

The first two years of study for nearly all of Penn State’s more than 160 bachelor's degrees

Bachelor's degrees that can be completed at Penn State Greater Allegheny:
- Business (B.S., Management/Marketing and Individualized Business options)
- Communications (B.A., Corporate Communications option)
- Information Sciences and Technology (B.S., Integration & Application; People, Organizations, & Society options)
- Letters, Arts, and Sciences (B.A., Liberal Studies option)
- Organizational Leadership (B.S., includes some online courses through Penn State Online)
- Psychology, Applied (B.A.)

Associate degrees that can be completed at Penn State Greater Allegheny:
- Business Administration (A.S., General option)
- Letters, Arts and Sciences (A.A.)
- Nanofabrication Manufacturing Technology (A.S., Science option), in which three semesters can be completed at Penn State Greater Allegheny and one semester at Penn State University Park in the $23 million state-of-the-art equipment base for nanofabrication.
- Science (A.S., General option)

Online degrees (in conjunction with Penn State Online), in which general education courses can be taken on campus at Penn State Greater Allegheny:
- Dietetic Food Systems Management -
  An associate degree in dietetic food systems management helps broaden a student's knowledge of food service management and nutrition and allows for the application of that knowledge in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, long-term care facilities, schools and community programs.The major is designed to provide a foundation in general education and a strong management orientation, balanced with technical skills needed in food service management and nutrition care.The partnership with Penn State Online permits students to take their general education course requirements at a campus location and the general core curriculum through Penn State Online in a series of blended delivery instructional modes. Interested students should contact Penn State Online at psuwd@psu.edu or by calling 1-800-252-3592.
- Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management -
  The associate degree program in hotel, restaurant, and institutional management is designed for employees in commercial food service or other hospitality positions who want to increase their management skills and prepare for leadership positions in the hospitality industry.The partnership with Penn State Online permits students to take their general education course requirements at a campus location and the general core curriculum through Penn State Online in a series of blended delivery instructional modes. Interested students should contact Penn State Online at psuwd@psu.edu or by calling 1-800-252-3592.