The BAS degree in Supervision and Management has great versatility in serving the needs of both AS/AAS and AA degree students. The links on the left will provide more specific information on each area of concentration. The links below will provide information on how your associate's degree will transfer into the BAS program. Click on the appropriate link for the associate degree you have earned or plan to earn: Associate in Science/Applied Science Degree
Associate in Arts Degree I don't have an Associate's degree, but I have earned at least 60 college credits
Associate in Science/Applied Science The BAS degree is structured to make maximum use of the credits from your associate in science or applied science degree. You will receive 42 credits from your AS/AAS degree "core" courses. General education will comprise 36 hours of the BAS degree. Typically, your AS/AAS degree will have, at a minimum, 18 hours of general education courses that you already have completed. You may take the additional 18 hours of general education courses along with your BAS courses, or you may complete the courses before you start BAS program. The remaining 42 hours of courses are junior/senior level courses (upper division courses). These upper division courses include 21 hours of "core" courses that all BAS students take, and 21 hours of concentration area courses that help prepare you for your professional field. If you would like to be advised on what general education courses you should take to prepare for the BAS degree, please click here to access the advising web page. Diagram of how an AS/AAS degree is transferred into the BAS Program. 
Associate in Arts Degree
The BAS degree is structured to make maximum use of the credits from your associate in arts degree. You will receive 24 credits from your AA elective courses and 36 credits from your AA general education courses. The remaining 60 hours will include 18 hours of coursework from an AS/AAS degree (18 hours of the "core" curriculum of an AS degree) and 42 hours of courses at the junior/senior level (upper division courses). The upper division courses include 21 hours of "core" courses that all BAS students take, and 21 hours of concentration area courses that help prepare you for your professional field. If you would like to know which AS degree courses you should take to prepare for the BAS degree, please click here to access the advising web page. Diagram of how an AA degree is Transferred to the BAS Program. 
Students who have earned at least 60 credit hours, but do not have an Associate's degree If you have earned at least 60 hours of college credit but have not earned an associate's degree, you can apply to the program and have your transcript evaluated to see how your credits can articulate into the BAS program. Please click here to access the advising web page. 
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