The Bachelor of Art in Legal Studies is a 120 credit hour program offering a choice of two concentrations: Pre-Law, for students intending to continue their studies in law; and Paralegal, for students who wish to begin working in the legal industry after graduation.
The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree is intended primarily for people who have a significant amount of technical and vocational training coupled with work experience and need to earn a four-year bachelor’s degree in order to advance in their careers.
The B.A.A.S. in Child and Family Studies offers a flexible program that allows students to utilize their workforce training and experience toward obtaining their degree. Most courses taken for the A.A.S. in Child Development are transferable as well.
The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a 120 credit hour program that teaches students how to think geographically, how to use geographic computer software programs (such as ArcGIS), and how to create maps and databases to solve contemporary world issues such as global climate change and resource management.
The Associate in Applied Science degree in Histotechnology prepares students for a career as Histotechnicians by including prerequisite basic courses, followed by a technical portion.
This degree will prepare students for a career as a medical laboratory technician by taking the prerequisite courses, followed by a hands- on technical portion.
The Bachelor of Arts and Applied Sciences in Public Administration equips students with knowledge and skills that cover a wide range of topics and disciplines related to the public sector. Students acquire knowledge about government bodies and agencies, including municipal, state and federal operations in areas such as intergovernmental relations, human resource management, public policy and budgeting and finance.
