William Penn University offers 60 programs through Certificate, Associate, Bachelor's, and Master's. By degree types, it offers 2 Associate, 55 Bachelor's, 2 Master's, 1 1-Year Certificate programs.
It also offers its programs via online learning and 11 programs are available through Certificate, Associate, Bachelor's, and Master's. By degree types, it offers 8 Bachelor's, 2 Master's, 1 1-Year Certificate program in the virtual environment.
For the academic year 2023-2024, total 333 students have completed their degree/programs and graduated from William Penn University.
The following table summarizes the offered degrees and programs with number of programs and number of completers.
By degrees/certificates, 298 Bachelor's and 35 Master's were awareded by William Penn.
Number of Programs
Number of Online Programs
Number of Completers
Associate
2
0
-
Bachelor's
55
8
298
Master's
2
2
35
1 Year Certificate
1
1
-
Total
60
11
333
Best Major Programs (Ranked in U.S. Colleges)
The following table shows the best programs at William Penn University based on earning after completing the program by degree types.
BachelorMaster
Bachelor Program - Highest Earning After Graduation
Field of Study
Median Earning after Graduation
Master Program - Highest Earning After Graduation
Field of Study
Median Earning after Graduation
Business Administration and Management
$39,700
Popular Programs with Most Completers
The following table lists the popular programs at William Penn University based on number of completers for each offered programs in 2023-2024.
Bachelor'sMaster's
Program Name
Completers
Earning after Graduation
Elementary Education and Teaching
62
-
Business Administration and Management
43
-
Sport and Fitness Administration/Management
20
-
Criminology
17
-
Biology/Biological Sciences
17
-
Program Name
Completers
Earning after Graduation
Organizational Leadership
4
-
Major Programs by Offered Degree
The follwing tabs shows all major programs offered at William Penn by awared level. You can check online avaiability, number of completers, and average earning after graduation for each major by expanding the major program.
