Applied Arts and Sciences (B.A.A.S)
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences
The B.A.A.S. program aims to equip nontraditional students, working adults, or professionals to learn how to manage professional relationships in dynamic work environments through motivational strategies, conflict management, time management, and emotional intelligence.
This major requires an individualized plan of study based on each student’s past learning experiences and future career goals. B.A.A.S. students can reference common fields and subjects of interest to complete their bachelor's degree.
☆ Turn your work experience into college credit
Course Rotations
B.A.A.S. courses are delivered in online & hybrid formats to allow students to meet their professional, personal, and family responsibilities.
FALL 2024 SEMESTER
| First 8 weeks |
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| OCED 3310 |
| OCED 4325 |
| OCED 3350 & 4350 |
| CTE 3315 |
| Second 8 weeks |
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| CTE 3313 |
| CTE 4310 |
| CTE 3324 |
| CTE 3370 |
| CTE 3313 |
SPRING 2025 SEMESTER
| First 8 weeks |
|---|
| OCED 3350 |
| OCED 4360 |
| Second 8 weeks |
|---|
| OCED 4350 |
| OCED 4361 |
SUMMER 2025 SEMESTER CLASSES
| OCED 3310 |
| OCED 4325 |
| OCED 4350 |
| CTE 3315 |
| CTE 3313 |
| CTE 4310 |
| CTE 3324 |
| CTE 3370 |
| CTE 3313 |
| CTE 3323 |
What jobs can you pursue with a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree?
Career opportunities for BAAS students vary as much as their paths to earning the degree. Some students complete the degree for career advancement, while others want to change career paths altogether or attend graduate school. Whatever the motivation, BAAS students graduate with an array of skills that prepare them for a variety of workplaces.