Sullivan University

Overview

Sullivan University is an institution of higher learning in Kentucky. The school was established in 1962 by A.O. Sullivan and A.R. Sullivan as a private, for-profit college. Originally, the school offered associates degrees and one-year career diplomas. Over the years, Sullivan University began expanding its areas of focus.

Today, the school has reputable dispute resolution and culinary arts programs. The school also has an accredited baccalaureate degree program and MBA program. In 2008, Sullivan University launched its first doctoral programs. The Doctor of Pharmacy is operational, but it has not yet been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE).

Academics

It is possible to major in a variety of professional disciplines including accounting, business administration, human resources leadership, logistics, management, information technology, and marketing. At the Lexington and Louisville campuses, students do not have classes on Fridays. Instead, students may choose to meet with professors for office hour meetings.

Step-Stone Approach

Sullivan University encourages students to think about their education as steps. After one year, students earn a career diploma and after two years, students can earn an associates degree. After 18 additional months, students can earn a bachelor's degree, and after 18 more months, students can earn their masters degree.

Career Development

It is possible for students to begin employment after their first year and continue working until their degrees are complete. The school features a career services center that is available to help students find employment quickly.