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With approximately 700 students, Paul Smith’s is a tight-knit, supportive, and conscientiously “green” college community. We offer 20+ bachelor’s and five associate degree programs, as well as two master’s. Nine out of ten Smitties—that’s what we call Paul Smith’s alumni—land a job or go to grad school within six months of ...
Advanced culinary techniques. Emerging trends in nutrition, sanitation and food service operations. Aesthetic appreciation for sensory perceptions of flavors, aromas, plate presentations and ambiance. Marketing, sales and customer service. Research and development. Strategic planning and financial management. Planning and operations.
Bachelor’s degrees are offered in three concentrations: Ecological Forest Management prepares students for positions with government forestry agencies, forestry consulting firms and non-governmental organizations. Forest Operations is a fit for students interested in working for forest-products companies or running their own forest-products firm.
Paul Smith’s College is a small private four-year college in the breathtaking Adirondacks of upstate New York. We’re famous for our extraordinary location and our hands-on degree programs in fields such as natural sciences, sustainability, forestry, business, hospitality, recreation, and culinary arts – drawing on industries and resources available in our own backyard while preparing ...
Students in our Environmental Sciences program at Paul Smith’s College have a rare opportunity to directly study ecosystems and environmental issues within the Adirondacks. The campus is surrounded by lakes, streams and forests, making it a prime location to learn about ecosystems, environmental issues and the collaboration among people who work together to make a better environment.
Paul Smith's College Merit Scholarship Program offers scholarships to incoming freshmen. Award amounts range from $6,000 to $14,000 per year for up to four years. All scholarships are renewable for up to eight semesters as long as the student is enrolled full time at PSC and maintains the cumulative GPA required for the individual scholarship.
The psychology program integrates current social and sustainability issues, giving students a first-hand opportunity to study the use and impact of the environment, wilderness, and recreational therapies and interventions. Psychology students will have the opportunity to learn about a broad range of topics, from working alongside practicing ...
