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Applied Science
Transfer Options for Associate in Applied Science Degrees
B.A.S.
The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) curriculum is designed specifically for students who have completed the Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree. Students who successfully complete Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees at Arizona public community colleges are eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) program at any Arizona public university offering the BAS degree. Students can then earn a BAS degree by completing the BAS degree requirements at the university, not to exceed 60 credit hours.
Students who have completed other Associate degrees will be admitted to the university and may be admitted to the BAS program at the discretion of the admitting institution, pending an evaluation of the compatibility of the degree curriculum with the BAS curriculum. A student must complete an Associate degree prior to earning a BAS degree. Academic Program and Articulation Steering Committee – October 16, 2001
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Arizona State University - Polytechnic: several programs
Arizona State University - West: New College of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
Mayville State University: Business Administration (B.A.S.) and Computer Information Systems (B.A.S.)
Northern Arizona University: early childhood education, computer technology, health promotion/health science, administration of justice, public agency service
University of Arizona South: BAS program with concentrations in: Human Services, Supervision, and Network Administration.
B.S. and B.B.A.
In addition to Arizona's public universities, A.A.S. students are welcomed into baccalaureate degree programs offered by several private colleges and universities. These programs are often linked with B.A.S. transfer programs, but can also connect with other Bachelor's degrees as well - such as the Bachelor's of Science (B.S.) and Bachelor's of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degrees.
University of Phoenix: B.S. Management
Northcentral University: B.B.A. with concentrations in Accounting, Applied Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Management, and Marketing.
3+1
3+1 transfer programs allow a significant number of lower-division credits to apply into the baccalaureate degree (sometimes as many as 90 credits). The transferred A.A.S. program often includes lower-division programs requirements, a general education block, and any program pre-requisites for advanced study. Of a regular 120 credit degree program, the remaining 30 credits are usually specified to meet upper-division degree requirements.
Contact the above educational partners to learn more about their current and upcoming B.A.S. programs.
