Bachelor Degrees @ TCC

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Applications for all Bachelor Programs opened February 20th.

Attend a program information session to find out more about our programs or email bachelordegrees@tacomacc.edu.

Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees

A Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree builds on the knowledge and skills learned in the completion of an associate degree, allowing students to obtain bachelor-level credentials in specialized career fields. Designed with working professionals in mind, classes are offered online, or on an evening/weekend schedule.

Let TCC’s two-year bachelor’s degree programs give you the skills needed for higher paying positions in your current field or help you move into another career field.

Image of campus groundsHealth Information Management BAS Applied Management BAS Community Health BAS Advanced Networking & Data Security BAS Attend an Information Session Apply to TCC

BAS Information Sessions

HIM BAS Info Sessions

Held at 1:30pm on April 2 via Zoom.

CHP BAS Info Sessions

Held at 2:30pm on March 20 via Zoom.

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AM BAS Info Sessions

Held at 1:30pm on April 10 via Zoom.

ANDS BAS Info Sessions

Held at 1:30pm on April 9 via Zoom.

Evening BAS Information Sessions

When: Every Monday and Wednesday
Time: 5:00pm - 5:30pm (Session will begin promptly at 5:00pm.)
Where: Zoom

Contact Us

Andrea Cobb, Program Navigator

FAQs

Answers to commonly asked questions

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.
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.
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.

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