<p>I'm not sure which degrees are offered at St.Ed's but I'm looking at three large areas of degrees, including
1.business (will double major in something else possibly, but business is #1 right now)
2.Mathematics
3.Pre-med
4.Computer Science</p>
<p>anyone know where I can find the list of majors offered at St.Ed's? </p>
<p>I'm looking for a high paying job. I was offered free tuition at St.Ed's but the date already passed. I'm not looking forward to paying the bill for IU. I have IU kelley Direct admit so far. </p>
<p>If I do undergrad at St.Ed's, could I possibly do post-grad somewhere special and prestigious? That's the plan right now, but IU is expensive. I can't afford much, I have decided to go to a prestigious school for post-grad and hopefully get the job and how factors that come with a prestigious school.</p>
<p>St. Edward’s offers 12 different Business degrees along with degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science. The Pre-Med program is for students planning to attend medical or dental school. In all, St. Edward’s has more than 50 majors, minors and pre-professional programs available for students. You can view our complete list at [Bachelor’s</a> Degree Programs | St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas](<a href=“http://www.stedwards.edu/academics/bachelors/programs]Bachelor’s”>Majors & Minors | St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas). </p>
<p>94% of graduates say they are satisfied with their St. Edward’s education. Students go on to earn advanced degrees at post grad and professional schools all over the country and abroad. Some recent alumni are profiled on the website at [Successful</a> Undergraduate Alumni | St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas](<a href=“http://www.stedwards.edu/academics/undergraduate/alumni]Successful”>http://www.stedwards.edu/academics/undergraduate/alumni). </p>
<p>St. Edward’s is also a top producer of Fulbright students, tied fourth among master’s granting institutions in the nation.</p>
<p>These two schools are not comparable. IU is in a totally different league- academically and athletically. Go with IU Kelley.</p>