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University of San Francisco online degree programs are carefully designed to deliver a world-class education, whenever you’re ready and wherever your busy schedule takes you. Our online master’s degree programs are adapted from their campus counterparts with added flexibility for today’s busy professionals.
The University of San Francisco has small class sizes of 20-30 students, and our cohort system means that collaboration and cooperation are more than just leadership ideals we teach—they are fundamental to the infrastructure of your program.
The University of San Francisco — a premier Jesuit university — is a reflection of the inclusive, inspirational, innovative city that surrounds it. We provide students from all backgrounds an education that is intensely personal and intellectually demanding. At USF, reason, religion, science, and spirituality are complementary.
USF welcomes prospective graduate students from all over the world. With a graduate degree from USF, you’ll join an alumni network of more than 120,000 Dons, build valuable connections in San Francisco, and continue your career in a city known for innovation and diversity.
May 23, 2024 · I went to University of San Francisco the year of 2022-2023. I quickly dropped out. I was a cinema student and 1) they charge an extreme out of state tuition and just proceeded to do a 50% tuition hike, so I was paying 40k a year for a University that's not much better academically then a community college (I've been at better community colleges to be honest).
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Dmitriy Ivanov has graduated with High Honors in Math from UC Berkeley and he got a PhD in Math from Stanford University. He is currently working as a math instructor at City College of San Francisco, at Skyline College, as a lecturer in the Math Department at San Francisco State University, and as an adjunct Math professor at USF.
