Stockton’s focus is on undergraduate teaching and learning in a Liberal Arts setting, with specialized graduate programs that are an outgrowth of, rather than an add-on to the curriculum. Our specialized General Studies programs ensure that students don’t simply take classes; they participate in an educational program that has elements of writing, quantitative reasoning, and multicultural studies. Service learning and participation in community activities are an important aspect of student learning. Student services areas are seen as extensions on learning, and opportunities to encourage leadership.\r\n\r\nNew Jersey’s Green College is celebrated through its award-winning building projects. Keeping its promise to be a steward of the environment, Stockton’s first commitment in construction is to the use of environmentally appropriate systems and materials to enhance the campus and remain true to its unique unspoiled environs. Stockton has continued to lead in the development of buildings that use alternative energy systems and sustainable designs.\r\n\r\nStockton received the prestigious 2008 Green Project of Distinction Award from Education Design Showcase for its Housing V residence hall project that incorporated geothermal heating and cooling using closed-loop technology and a design that would accommodate future solar thermal heating systems. This newest residence hall exemplifies the goal of the 2006 Facilities Master Plan that demonstrates Stockton’s commitment to plan and develop the campus in a way that celebrates and preserves the College’s unique natural environment and which reflects the College’s culture and programs.\r\n\r\nEach construction project for academic buildings and residential life undertaken by the College strives to refresh the vision for the campus and capitalize on the essence of Richard Stockton College as New Jersey’s Green College in the Pinelands that will create a compelling choice for high quality students.
* Source: US Department of education: Institute of education statistics** Refers to % of students receiving some form of financial aid† Indicates school information is being used instead of campus information
Bachelor's Degrees
Bachelor's in Audiology/Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist
Bachelor's in Biochemistry
Bachelor's in Biology/Biological Sciences, General
Bachelor's in Business Administration and Management, General
Bachelor's in Chemistry, General
Bachelor's in Criminology
Bachelor's in Economics, General
Bachelor's in English Language and Literature, General
Bachelor's in Environmental Studies
Bachelor's in Foreign Languages and Literatures, General
Bachelor's in Geology/Earth Science, General
Bachelor's in History, General
Bachelor's in Hospitality Administration/Management, General
Bachelor's in Information Science/Studies
Bachelor's in Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies
Bachelor's in Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography
Bachelor's in Mathematics, General
Bachelor's in Philosophy and Religious Studies, Other
Bachelor's in Physics, General
Bachelor's in Political Science and Government, General
Bachelor's in Psychology, General
Bachelor's in Public Health, Other
Bachelor's in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
Bachelor's in Social Work
Bachelor's in Sociology
Bachelor's in Speech Communication and Rhetoric
Bachelor's in Teacher Education, Multiple Levels
Bachelor's in Visual and Performing Arts, General
Master's Degrees
Master's in Business Administration and Management, General
Master's in Criminal Justice/Safety Studies
Master's in Educational/Instructional Technology
Master's in Holocaust and Related Studies
Master's in Mathematics Teacher Education
Master's in Occupational Therapy/Therapist
Master's in Physical Therapy/Therapist
Master's in Reading Teacher Education
Master's in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
Master's in Science Teacher Education/General Science Teacher Education
Master's in Special Education and Teaching, General