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Academic Programs
MAJOR CONCENTRATIONS
International Business Management
The international business program has been developed as a concentration within the existing Business Administration Major in the Division of Accounting, Business CIS and Economics. This curriculum will provide our students with the theoretical background as well as the applied practical skills that they will need in today's business environment.
Human Services—Division of Social and Behavior Sciences
This concentration will better prepare students for graduate work in the social sciences (for example, in Social Work, Social Welfare, Public Administration and Policy, Urban and Regional Planning, Health Advocacy, Counseling, etc.) and for entry level positions with social services agencies - - profit, not-for-profit and government agencies.
Pre-Med Program
Students interested in pursuing medicine (as well as dentistry, optometry, veterinary medicine, physical therapy, pharmacy, etc.) can select any major, provided they meet the prerequisites of the professional school. However, most pre-med (and related) students major in biology, biochemistry, or chemistry. In general, all of these professions require a minimum of two years of English, all at the college level. The competitive applicant is expected to achieve a grade point average of at least 3.0 (B's or better) in all science classes.
MINORS
Computer Information Systems (CIS)
The CIS is designed for students in other majors who want to learn more about how technology can improve their personal and professional productivity. Students in the CIS minor take eight courses, in areas such as management, programming languages, multi-media and database management. All Bloomfield College students interested in improving their career opportunities can obtain the minor in CIS while pursuing different majors.
Latino/Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Through the minor, students will be exposed to the histories, languages, cultures, economics, politics, arts, literature of the region, and the roles of Latino and Caribbean people in the United States.
Academic Resources
WebAdvisor
Activation of WebAdvisor allows students access to their schedules, grades, account balances, transcripts and financial aid information through the WEB.
Blackboard
The College offers more than 14 fully and/or partially on-line courses utilizing Blackboard a web-based course management system
Library
The library staff continues to work with students, providing personal attention, to show them how to improve their writing assignments, research skills and term papers.
Tutorial Services
The Center for Academic Development (CAD) offers unlimited, peer and professional tutorial services, free of charge to students. Fall 2005 services will be enhanced to include on-line tutoring, support in preparation for capstone presentations and drop-in nursing tutoring.
Graduate School Preparation
Located in Voorhees Hall, The Center for Academic Development (CAD) offers the SAGE program - Support for Achievement in Graduate Education - providing advisement services and technology-based academic support to improve opportunities for students preparing for admission to graduate school.
And More...
WBCR
Students can hear hip hop, reggae, rock, soul, Latin, Jazz and more on WBCR, Bloomfield College's Internet Radio.
Residence Living
Plans are underway for new residence living space in the lower levels of Schweitzer Hall and Clee Hall to accommodate 26 beds for residence students. Renovation of the Small Living and Learning Community Theme Houses is also planned.
Dining Facilities
Check out the newly renovated and upgraded Dining facilities in Schweitzer Hall.
Spiritual Involvement
The new Beyond Tolerance program will explore the possibility of people of different religious traditions celebrating their religious diversity and affirming their common humanity as they work together to build a wholesome and multi-faith community.
Student Life
The grand opening of the new Student Center (renamed from the College Center) is anticipated for early fall 2005. The Student Center will feature a new student lounge and the recent addition of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement.
College Central
The Office of Career Services now offers, College Central, an on-line job posting service for students and alumni.
Animation and Video Labs
Come to Westminster Hall and check out the latest upgrades to the animation and video/multimedia labs.
