Bachelor in Asian Studies/Civilization (Bachelor's)

Rollins College began when Florida needed a college and has grown over more than 135 years into an institution serving students at several stages of their education. Options include full-time undergraduate study, bachelor’s completion through professional advancement, eight graduate programs, graduate business degrees, and executive education. This range gives students different routes into undergraduate study, advanced training, or career development. Undergraduate students join an innovative learning community and develop expertise for a changing world. Rollins places emphasis on applied learning and mentorship, with a signature approach designed to prepare students for purpose-driven lives and productive careers. Discussion-based classes and a new applied learning center form part of the student experience. Graduate programs cover areas including education, counseling, human resources, and public health, while the Crummer Graduate School of Business offers MBA programs. The campus sits beside Lake Virginia in Winter Park, Florida, with palm trees and brick pathways shaping its setting. Students can explore nearly 20 campus locations through a virtual tour, including academic and learning spaces. Transfer students have access to transfer-specific scholarships and dedicated advising from the beginning of their studies. The college also supports students seeking to finish a bachelor’s degree, pursue graduate study, or build professional skills through flexible programs.