Saint Leo University

Before you enter the business world, get the proper training. Saint Leo's associate of arts in Business Administration gives you the skills to step into a wide variety of careers, including accounting, advertising, sales and human resource.

At Saint Leo, you’ll build core business knowledge you can take with you to any future job. Understand the opportunities and challenges of doing business in the 21st century, especially on an international scale, by participating in our annual International Business Conference, which draws scholars and industry experts from around the world. Intern with a Fortune 500 company, and understand how cultural differences and ethical issues impact management decisions.

Get a jump-start on a career making your community a safer place. As a student in Saint Leo’s Criminal Justice program, you’ll learn the fundamentals of law enforcement, including investigation procedures and the court system.

Where else are you going to learn the latest techniques from faculty members who've served more than 25 years as crime scene investigators, local and federal agents, chief deputies, detectives and FBI advisors? Saint Leo professors are leading experts on all the skills you need to get your foot in the door: interrogation, non-verbal communication, hostage negotiation, and international sex and organ trafficking. And Saint Leo is an approved educational partner by the FBI National Academy Associates.

Ranked among the nation's most military-friendly institutions by G.I. Jobs and Military Advanced Educationmagazines, Saint Leo University has been educating criminal justice professionals for more than three decades. In the Catholic spirit, we base our criminal justice model on a steadfast moral consciousness that recognizes the dignity, value and gifts of all people.

A Health Care Administration degree from Saint Leo can help you discover a future in health care—the largest industry in the U.S., according to the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA).

Donald R. Tapia College of Business recently completed a five-year review of the Health Care Administration program, so you can be assured that the curriculum is highly tuned to today’s industry standards and directed toward tomorrow’s growth areas.

Take classes in health care management, law, financing, policy analysis and information technology—often with an international perspective. Courses are taught by experienced faculty and medical professionals, former and current medical doctors and administrators. A senior-year internship will give you intensive exposure to the challenges and opportunities you’ll encounter in the health care environment.