1963
Prescott, AZ

School Details

Prescott College was established in 1963 with the goal “to produce the leaders increasingly crucial to successfully meeting the challenges of the changing world.” Over a half-century of leadership in developing and refining such new educational models has kept Prescott College at the forefront of schools seeking to address the urgent issues that face human societies right now.  The themes students and faculty have identified over time as central to this effort include environmental awareness, social justice and peace studies, sustainable communities and sustainable agriculture, outdoor leadership, teacher preparation that includes multicultural education, and artistic and critical response to the issues of our world. 

Prescott offers academic degrees at all levels, focusing on liberal arts, the environment, and social justice. Prescott’s Limited Residency program allows students to earn a degree from a distance while providing on-campus opportunities that enrich the experience. Other programs are offered 100% online. Prescott online degrees are taught by the same core faculty and experts in the field who teach on campus. Customize your online learning and tailor the degree to meet your needs while studying in your own community.

Accreditation & Licensing

Prescott College is accredited by:

Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

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Art & Liberal Arts

Bachelor of Arts in Arts & Humanities
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Arts & Letters
Graduate Certificate in Expressive Arts Therapy
Master of Arts in Social Justice & Community Organizing

Business

Bachelor of Arts in Adventure Education

Education

Education Specialist in Experiential Counseling
Master of Education in Early Childhood Education
Master of Education in Early Childhood Special Education
Master of Education in Educational Leadership
Master of Education in Elementary Education
Master of Education in Mild to Moderate Special Education (K-12)
Master of Education in School Counseling
Master of Education in Secondary Education

Math & Science

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Food Systems
Master of Arts in Outdoor Education Leadership
Master of Science in Environmental Studies
Master of Science in Resilient & Sustainable Communities
Master of Science in Sustainable Food Systems

Psychology & Human Services

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology & Human Development
Bachelor of Arts in Sustainable Community Development
Doctor of Philosophy in Sustainability Education
Master of Arts in Critical Psychology & Human Services
Master of Science in Counseling