Advance Here with a Bachelor's Degree

A Bachelor of Applied Science is an applied bachelor’s degree. Designed specifically for working professionals, BAS degrees offer training for advancement within specific career paths.

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Designed specifically for career pathways, applied bachelor’s degrees build on earlier career training, such as an Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Technology. They provide career advancement pathways for working professionals with technical degrees.

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These degrees are designed with the needs of working professionals in mind. The Community Health and Health Information Management degrees are offered completely online. The Applied Management degree is offered partially online, with campus classes generally meeting Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-9 and alternate Saturdays 9-3.

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Yes. It’s important to apply for Financial Aid as soon as you apply for a program.

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Yes. The TCC Foundation scholarship application is open once per year, Jan. 1 – March 31.Back to top

It depends. Our programs are designed to build on associate degree programs and work experience, but in order to complete a BAS you may need to take one or more 100-200 level course, such as Communications or Statistics, that were not required for your associate degree. In most cases, we allow you to take those classes while you are taking your BAS courses.Back to top

Yes, 300 and 400 level courses cost more than 100 and 200 level courses. See the tuition & fees page for costs.Back to top

Yes! TCC’s degrees have been designed with post-BAS advancement in mind. Students can advance into any number of Master degree programs after completion of a BAS degree from TCC. For specific information please speak with program faculty.Back to top