Academic Programs
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
MAJORS
Art
Astronomy and Space Science
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Communication
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Data Science
Digital Media Arts
Economics
Elementary Education (Grades K-6)
English Language and Literature
Environmental Science
Geography Education
Geography
History
Mathematics
Meteorology
Music Physics and Astronomy Education
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Social Work
Sociology
Sociology: Criminology
Spanish
MINORS
Art
Astronomy
Chemistry
Christian Education
Communication
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Criminology
Data Science
Digital Media Arts
Early Childhood Education
Economics
Education
English Language and Literature
Entertainment Production
Environmental Studies
French
French Studies
Game Narrative and Design
General Biology
Geographic Information Systems
Geography
German History
Human Biology
International Relations
Journalism
Mathematics
Meteorology
Music History and Culture
Music
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Public Relations
Secondary Education
Social Work Direct Practice
Social Work Foundations
Social Work Policy Practice
Sociology
Spanish
Special Education
Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) & English Linguistics
Wetland Science
CERTIFICATES
Music Therapy Equivalency Post Baccalaureate Certificate
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
MAJORS
Accounting
Business Administration
Business Analytics
Finance
Integrated Business and Engineering
Management
Marketing
Sport Management
MINORS
Business Administration
Business Analytics
Entrepreneurship
Fundamentals of Business
Human Resources
Marketing
Military Leadership - Air Force
Military Leadership - Army
Project Management
Sport Management
Supply Chain and Logistics
Management
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
MAJORS
Bioengineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
MINORS
Bioengineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Engineering Education
Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Humanitarian Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics
CERTIFICATES
Power and Control Systems
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
MAJORS
Exercise Science
Health Science
Healthcare Leadership
Integrated Public Health and
Healthcare Leadership
Nursing
Physician Assistant
MINORS
Healthcare Leadership
Personal Training
Public Health
INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS
Business Administration
Business Analytics
Fundamentals of Business
Cinema and Media Studies
Environmental Studies
Ethnic Studies
Forensic Science
Gender Studies
Leadership Development
Neuroscience
Peace and Social Justice Studies
Philanthropic Leadership and Service
Professional Studies
Urban Studies
Military Leadership Minor - Army
CHRIST COLLEGETHE HONORS COLLEGE
Unique to Christ College is the cohort-based, interdisciplinary, and dialogue-focused structure allowing scholars to collaborate with and be challenged by their professors and peers at every turn.
ACCESS COLLEGE FOR SUCCESS
This two-year program begins with pre-college prep and puts you on track to receive your associate of university studies degree, followed by a bachelor's degree if so desired.
EXPLORATORY
Our exploratory studies program will give you a broad introduction to three colleges at Valpo (business, engineering, and arts and sciences) so you can test the waters, find your path, and still gradaute on time!
Most majors offered at Valpo can also be selected as a minor. A complete listing of majors, minors, and interdisciplinary programs is available at valpo.edu/academics.
Ready to be a Beacon?
Top-tier faculty, award-winning programs, and hands-on opportunities are all marks of Valpo’s nationally recognized education. But as a Valpo student, you are much more than your academic pathway. At Valpo, you will discover your path, passions, and everything else that makes you ... you.
While some schools say “or,” at Valpo, we say “and” — from playing as a student-athlete, conducting undergraduate research, serving as sorority president, volunteering in the community, performing in world-class chorales, studying abroad, and so much more!
Scan the QR code to start your Valpo exploration today!
Scholarships
All undergraduate applicants are eligible for academic scholarship with a GPA of 3.0 or above. For full financial aid consideration, you must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, preferably by April 15 of your senior year, and include Valpo’s school code: 001842. See valpo.edu/scholarships for details.
Freshman Scholarships
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Freshmen or transfer students earning below a 3.0 GPA may also be eligible for gift aid from Valparaiso University upon admission. Add Valpo’s school code (001842) to your FAFSA form to maximize your scholarship consideration.
Transfer Scholarships
Valpo at a Glance
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Visit Valpo
We want to meet you! When you visit Valpo, it begins with a conversation – where do you want to go? Who do you want to be in the world? How can we help get you there? Schedule a campus tour with information sessions year-round or by exploring larger visit day opportunities at valpo.edu/visit.
Can't make it to campus? Take our virtual tour today at virtualtour.valpo.edu!
Application Tips and Requirements
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TO APPLY:
• File our online application at valpo.edu/apply.
• Apply via CommonApp at commonapp.org/explore/valparaiso-university.
WHAT DO I NEED?
• Have your school counselor or registrar’s office send your official high school or college transcripts to our admission office.
• Valpo is test optional and does not require you to submit SAT or ACT scores; however, if you would like your scores to be considered, please indicate this on your application and send your scores to Valpo.
• Have you taken Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or other college-level tests? Send us those scores, too.
• NO application fee or essay required!
DEADLINE:
• Students who apply by May 1 are promised full consideration for admission, academic scholarships, and financial aid.
“ When I attended an Admitted Student Day, I was given a tour by a nursing major who was very involved with the band and radiated such a positive energy when explaining her experiences in classes, in band, and outside the classroom. It was so reassuring to see a current student with success at Valpo that had similar interests as me.”
— LAUREN KLECUN ’25
Valparaiso University admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or religion. (For a full statement, see valpo.edu.)