Cazenovia Degree at Finger Lakes Community College

Affordable. Convenient classes. In three years.

Earn a Bachelor of Science from Cazenovia College on the Finger Lakes Community College campus in Geneva, NY.

Degree Program Offered
Bachelor of Science, Human Services, Alcohol and Substance Abuse Concentration
Bachelor of Science, Human Services, Generalist Concentration

Cazenovia Degree at Finger Lakes Community College

While other programs may promise quick results, this may not be for all learning styles or busy lifestyles. At Cazenovia, the upper division course work will take about three years to complete, taking two or three classes per semester at night and online. Taking it a bit slower means that you’ll have time in your life for your job and your family.

We bring the program to you. While transferring to other upper division programs means that you’ll be going to a new and unfamiliar school, this program allows you to continue taking classes on the Finger Lakes Community College campus in Geneva. The relationships you've built at FLCC are still there, and so are you. You will need to take one class on the Cazenovia College campus. This class will be offered over two long weekends during your second summer in the program. Housing and meal plans will be provided.

Whether it’s the tuition rate or the desire for a high-quality degree leading to employment, Cazenovia College is the right answer for many. We are ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of "America's Best," yet we remain committed to having a small, high quality program. You aren’t just a face or a number to us; you are part of our Cazenovia College family.

You will receive:

a high quality education leading to enhanced employment skills, career advancement, and leadership opportunities;
instruction from experienced professors who care about you and your goals;
a learning experience at a time and place that is convenient for you; and
a Cazenovia College education at a tuition rate that fits your budget and lifestyle (2018-19 tuition rate of $270 per credit).

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