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On-Demand Adult Undergraduate Virtual Information Sessions

Can't Attend an Open House? No Problem.
Tune into our "On-Demand" Virtual Sessions!

Are you interested in learning more about the adult undergraduate programs available at Marist, but can't attend one of our information sessions? Simply select any of the programs listed below to watch a brief video presentation. Each QuickTime video is lead by the program's faculty director and contains information about courses, curriculum, and application requirements. With Marist's on-demand virtual information sessions, there's no need to block off hours on your calendar - simply tune-in whenever and wherever it's most convenient for you!

To request additional information, complete our online form. Upcoming information sessions, for both the Poughkeepsie campus and the Fishkill Center, can be viewed on the Open Houses page. If you'd like to see more of the Marist College campus, visit our virtual tour and interactive campus map.

Current On-Demand Virtual Information Sessions

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Completion Program
This two year, cohort-based program is designed for students with two years of prior undergraduate study who are looking for a way to complete their degree in an accelerated format but still be able to hold onto their job and way of life.

Paralegal Certificate
The Marist Paralegal Certificate program is designed to ensure that you have a solid liberal arts foundation, plus the specialized knowledge you need to work as a paralegal.

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Degree Completion Program
The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science Degree Completion Program is global in focus and skill based in its academic content. Coming Fall 2009 the program will be offered fully online, as well as in the classroom, or through a combination of classroom and online experiences.

This presentation includes information about the Marist College Organizational Leadership and Communication (OLC) program. OLC is an accelerated Bachelor of Science degree completion program which requires a minimum of 48 previously earned college credits. Students complete the program in a cohort-based format meeting once per week for two years.