Interested in pursuing a professional degree and looking to get a leg up on the competition? Adrian’s Pre-Professional Programs are designed with your future in mind.
We offer six pre-professional tracks in disciplines from architecture and art therapy to health science and the seminary.
Our programs deliver the benefits of a liberal arts education – think effective communication and critical thinking skills – coupled with a focus on the specific requirements of your chosen professional school.
As a member of our pre-professional program, you’ll enjoy individualized attention from experienced faculty in your given field, strong relationships with other degree-granting institutions, and a dynamic campus community of other interested students.
Ready to learn more? Explore the details of each of our pre-professional programs below.
Engineering
Pre-Professional Program
Physics
The Pre-Engineering program prepares those pursuing a career in engineering.
Pre-Architecture
Pre-Professional Program
Adrian College offers a pre-architecture program for students who plan to attend graduate school for architecture.
Pre-Art Therapy
Pre-Professional Program
The Pre-Art Therapy program will help develop a sophisticated portfolio that demonstrates your mastery of imagery - a mastery that will one day allow you to facilitate the healing imagery of the people you work with.
Pre-Health Science
Pre-Professional Program
Throughout your undergraduate years, faculty and administrators at Adrian's Health Professions Advising Service (HPAS) will assist you in building a quality application to a professional school.
Pre-Law
Pre-Professional Program
Adrian College offers a pre-law program for students who plan to continue their studies in law school. It is generally agreed that future lawyers need to be very broadly educated and that there is no one pattern of undergraduate preparation which is ide
Pre-Seminary
Pre-Professional Program
Preparation for ministry was a part of Adrian College from its beginning in 1859. The “Theological Association of Adrian College” began in 1869 as a forum for those exploring a call to ministry.
