Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) in Professional Studies |
Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) |
The Bachelor of Applied Science in Professional Studies is designed for the transfer student who is looking to take courses in an academic area of interest to complement the content area from their AAS degree program. Students can select from a variety of programs such as business, computer science, criminal justice, educational studies, health care administration, sport management, and more! Whether you are looking to advance your career or expand your knowledge in another field, this completion degree program is for you!
Complete Your Bachelor of Applied Science Degree From Limestone University In Two Years or Less!
Do you have an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree from a technical college? Did you know that Limestone University has two distinct completion programs that will accept your AAS credit hours1 up to 76 credit hours toward one of these completion programs? Did you know that most universities will not use all your credit hours toward your degree completion? Limestone University designed these two Bachelor of Applied Science completion degree programs just for you!
1 Limestone University will accept all AAS degree programs; however, not all courses may be applicable to a specific major, program, or degree.
Fast Facts
- 100% Online Coursework
- 7.5 Week Terms (6 per year)
- Take up to TWO courses per term.
- Extremely affordable at a current tuition rate of $1,323 per 3-hour course!
- Competitive Financial Aid Packages & Scholarships
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Requirement Notes
- The Bachelor of Applied Science in Professional Studies requires the general education requirements of 30 credit hours.
- Major requires 33 credit hours at the 200 and 300 level from two different areas of content and ID 305.
- The remaining 54 credit hours are transfer credit hours transferred from a regionally accredited 2 or 4-year institution.
- At least 18 hours must be within an area of content.
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