ACADEMIC DEGREES & PROGRAMS

One purpose of college is to find a field that fits your interests and prepares you for a rewarding career. The faculty and staff at Donnelly will work with you to identify your strengths, nurture your skills and help chart your course to a bright future.

Our students tailor their full- or part-time class schedules to balance family and work commitments. Some spend four years earning a bachelor’s degree while many earn an associate degree in two years, then enroll in a bachelor’s degree program, enter the workforce or pursue specialized training. In even shorter periods, others become certified in fields such as nursing, IT or business.

Degrees & Programs

• Bachelor's Degrees
  • Business Leadership
  • Nursing (BSN)
• Associate Degrees 
  • Associate of Arts
  • Associate of Science
  • Associate of Applied Science
    • Business, IT, or Public Health
• Nursing Programs
  • Registered Nurse (Associate of Applied Science in Nursing)
  • Practical Nursing
  • **NOTICE: The Practical Nursing & Registered Nursing programs have Conditional Approval from the Kansas State Board of Nursing. We are not admitting new students at this time. Prospective students are still encouraged to apply for Donnelly admission and complete all prerequisite courses.
• Certificates (Business & IT)

Non-Degree Programs

• The Seelos Institute

Donnelly College Learning Outcomes 

Donnelly College has seven college-level learning outcomes that constitute the foundation of the College’s general education.

1. Communication Skills: Students will communicate effectively in writing and speaking.
2. Technology and Information Literacy Skills: Students will demonstrate proficiency in information literacy skills.
3. Symbolic Problem Solving: Students will demonstrate competency in qualitative and quantitative problem solving.  
4. Analytical Thinking: Students will employ reflective thinking to evaluate diverse ideas in the search for truth.
5. Personal and Interpersonal Skills: Students will develop an understanding across cultural differences locally, nationally, and internationally.
6. Academic Inquiry: Students will engage independently and effectively in lifelong learning.
7. Values: Students will demonstrate moral and ethical behavior in keeping with our Catholic identity.

High School Transfer Course Equivalency

• Transfer Course Equivalency
• International Baccalaureate (IB)
• Advanced Placement (AP)

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