Bachelor in Applied Science – Applied Management map
Entry Requirements:
- Apply to BBCC
- Complete Associate degree or 90 college-level credits from accredited institution
- 2.5 cumulative GPA
- Apply to BAS-AM Program – Opens February 1st!
- Complete Pre-requisite coursework earning a 2.0 GPA or above in: ENGL&101, College-level math, Humanities Course, and Social Science Course.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Pre Requisites (required prior to admission to BAS)
Communication Skills: 5 Credits
Social Science: 5 Credits (SS)
Natural Science: 10 Credits (NS, LS, MS)
Diversity Requirement: 5 credits
Lower Division Courses: 5 credits
BAS-AM Core Requirements: 60 credits
Diversity Course Requirement:
You must complete one diversity course as part of your degree.
- ART&100: Art Appreciation
- CMST 225: Intercultural Communication
- ENGL 223: Banned Books in Literature: A Cultural Approach
- ENGL 225: Chicanx Literature
- ENGL 261: Women’s Literature
- HIST&215: Women in US History
- HIST&219: Native American History
- HUM 108: Intro to Gender Studies
- HUM 205: Diversity French/German Cinema
- HUM 214: Diversity Issues: Race, Class & Gender
- HUM 220: Diversity in Education
- MUSC 170: History of Jazz
- MUSC 175: Music of the World
- POLS&203: International Relations
- REL 201: World Religion
- SOC 204: Gender & Power
- SOC 220: Marriage and the Family
- SOC&201: Social Problems
Total Credits Required: 90
Suggested Schedule and checklist
Suggested Schedule:
- ENGL& 235: Technical Writing
- Course that meets DIV requirement
- SOC 320: Organization Behavior
To Do:
- Apply for FAFSA or WASFA for next year
- Set up your Bankmobile account
- Get familiar with your CTCLink student homepage
- Meet with your advisor
- Identify a 2-3 year plan based on enrollment status
Suggested Schedule:
- BUS& 101: Introduction to Business OR BUS& 201: Business Law
- CMST 330: Organizational Communication
- ECON& 201: Microeconomics
To Do:
- Make an education plan with your advisor
- Apply for BBCC Foundation Scholarships
Suggested Schedule:
- ENVS& 100: Survey of Environmental Science
- MGMT 305: Business Management
- MGMT 310: Accounting for Managers
To Do:
- Meet with your advisor
- Identify need to take summer courses
Suggested Schedule:
- CHEM& 110: Chemical Concepts with Lab
- MGMT 370: Organizational Leadership
- PHIL 340: Professional Ethics
To Do:
- Update your education plan with your advisor
- Apply for FAFSA or WASFA for next year if continuing
Suggested Schedule:
- MGMT 380: Human Resource Management
- MGMT 410: Financial Management
- MGMT 430: Project Management
To Do:
- Review education plan with your advisor
- Apply for graduation (After enrolling in your final quarter of classes)
Suggested Schedule:
- MGMT 350: Marketing for Managers
- MGMT 440: Operations Management
- MGMT 460: Applied Management Capstone
To Do:
- Identify need to take summer courses
- Order cap and gown
- Attend graduation
BAS-AM Pre-Requisite Flow Chart
Start by meeting with your advisor to determine which course to take first based on your placement scores.
Math Pathway
DVS 080: College Transitions Math → MATH 094: Intro to Algebra → CHEM&110: Chemical Concepts W/Lab and MATH 098: Intermediate Algebra I → MATH&107: Math in Society or MATH&146: Intro to Statistics or PHIL&120: Symbolic Logic
English Pathway
ENGL 99: English Skills + CSS 106: Reading Skills → ENGL&101: Composition I → ENGL&235: Technical Writing
Core Management Courses
BUS&101: Introduction to Business or BUS&201: Business Law → MGMT 305: Business Management → MGMT 370: Organizational Leadership
MGMT 310: Accounting for Managers → MGMT 410: Financial Management
MGMT 440: Operations Management with MGMT 460: Applied Management Capstone
- Admission into the BAS-AM program is required for all upper division (300 and 400- level) courses.
- Meet with your advisor to determine which courses to incorporate into your education plan!
The BAS-AM program can be started Fall quarter.
This program can be completed entirely online.
90 Credits = 6 Quarters* if you take 15 credits each quarter
*Your specific route may take longer than 6 quarters depending on the number of credits you take each quarter.
The Bachelor’s in Applied Management (BAS-AM) degree builds upon your existing associate degree by adding junior and senior year courses focusing on applied management. The program provides customized high-demand management skills courses geared toward the needs of various industry sectors in the local economy.
Perfect for working adults who need more flexibility in their schedules and have a job or family responsibilities. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to enter, advance in the field of management or supervisory positions, or start your own business in almost every business and industry. Complete a capstone project in year two of the program that is an opportunity to develop a meaningful product as an accumulation of the course work and a demonstration of your learning!
BAS-AM Program Pagebas@bigbend.edu
For BEdA Students
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Transition to College (new link)
- Attend your orientation and enroll in your 1st quarter classes
- GED & Placement assessments
- Enroll in a Beyond High School class:
- Identify intended pathway (college, military or employment)
- Update High School & Beyond Plan with your Ed Planner
- Meet with Outreach Staff
- Apply for Financial Aid with FASFA or WASFA application
- Research Scholarship/Grant Funding options
- WIOA partner funding applications
- Verify support access across campus
- Finish Graduation Plan
- Ensure placement completion
- Inquiry about college tuition waiver
- Finish High School & Beyond Plan
- Select college pathway course(s) with your Ed Planner
- Complete college course waiver [10 college credit max]
- Make certain funding is in place
- Finish High School credits
- You will complete these with your Ed Planner:
- Complete New Student Enrollment
- Apply for Graduation
- Get coupon to receive your graduation cap and tassel! And, checkout your graduation gown!