Online Education

Tailored for working professionals this program concentrates your studies into an abbreviated time-frame, while earning your degree anywhere*, anytime.

• 100% online
• The program is currently only offered to California and Hawaii residents.
• Three starts per year: fall, winter, and spring**
• Students must have a bachelor’s in business and/or satisfy the accounting and finance prerequisites to start in the winter or spring quarter.
• Can be completed in as little as 12 months (completion time depends upon the number of credits taken per term)
• GMAT waiver request available based on evaluation of work experiences and academic background
• $420 per unit
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For questions, contact Professor of Business Administration Scott Perryman at sperryman@puc.edu or call (707) 965-6238.

Two areas of nursing specialty are offered: Nurse Educator and Nursing Administration.

The Nurse Educator program prepares graduates for teaching roles in healthcare and academic settings. A certificate in the selected area of specialty is awarded along with the MSN degree. The Nursing Administration program prepares graduates for the role of nurse administrator in healthcare settings. On completion of the MSN degree program, the graduate will be able to:

• For nurses with a BSN who are independent learners.
• Courses taught in an asynchronous online format
• Requires a minimum of 46 credits consisting of different course combinations: core, direct care core, electives, specialty, and practicum.
• Courses are 4-5 credits each, and students can take 2-3 courses at a time.
• The accreditation body requires field experience, ACEN, and will be flexible based on your schedule.
• The program takes 18-24 months to complete
• $420 per unit

For questions, contact Dean and Professor of Nursing Tamara Tirado at ttirado@puc.edu or call (707) 963-7625.

Pacific Union College is a leader in nursing education, and our graduates have a well-known reputation for excellence. This online program in California and Hawaii will take you from an associates to a bachelor’s degree in Nursing, with an optional practicum at a location near you.

• The program is open to Adventist Health employees and local community members.
• Preferred pricing with Adventist Health makes the overall cost less than that of an on-campus program
• The hybrid program is ideal for working individuals.
• The majority of the program can be completed within Lake and Mendocino counties or at PUC’s Sonora location.
• Excellent NCLEX outcomes
• Clear path from CNA/MA through MSN

For questions, contact PUC's nursing office at nursing@puc.edu or call .

Pacific Union College is a leader in nursing and health science education, and our graduates have a well-known reputation for excellence. We are ready to take you from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree in Emergency Management.

All AS to BS classes are offered online in California and Hawaii, with practicums at a location near you.

• All AS to BS classes are offered online in California and Hawaii, with practicums at locations near you.
• Courses are taught asynchronously online.
• Take classes at your own pace in a way that matches your preferred learning style.

Designed for working professionals, this program emphasizes practical skills in digital communication, media strategy, leadership, and analytics, equipping graduates to excel in dynamic communication roles across industries including healthcare and denominational employment.

• 100% online and asynchronous, designed for working professionals to fit their life
• Earn degree in 18 months
• Personalized attention through small classes
• The program emphasizes practical skills in digital communication, media strategy, leadership, and analytics.
• Students have the opportunity to specialize in one of three emphases: communication research, strategic communication, or health communication.
• Stackable certificates available
• 43 quarter credits (approximately 10-11 courses)
• Three starts per year: fall, winter, and spring
• $420 per unit

For questions, contact Chair of the Department of Communication Tara Hargrove at thargrove@puc.edu or call (707) 965-6687