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Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS)

The University of Central Missouri’s Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree provides a seamless, flexible pathway for transfer students to turn practical technical training into a four-year degree. If you have earned an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree at a community college, our BAS program offers a simple way to complete your bachelor’s degree and advance your career. With 14 concentrations to choose from, our BAS allows you to tailor your education to fit your prior training as well as your future career goals. 

Is UCM’s BAS program right for me?

UCM’s BAS degree is built for working professionals and community college transfer students who want to grow their professional opportunities and earning potential. If you have not previously earned an AAS degree, please consider UCM’s other undergraduate programs.

Why UCM for my BAS degree?

  • Tailored to You: Choose from 14 concentrations designed to fit your previous educational experience and future career goals. 
  • Flexible Degree Completion: Designed specifically for working adults and technical AAS holders to turn past credits into an advanced workforce credential.
  • Nationally Recognized Transfer Support: Named to the Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Honor Roll, UCM makes it easy to apply your AAS technical credits toward a bachelor’s degree. 
  • Multidisciplinary Strength: Benefit from the combined resources and expert faculty across multiple academic departments. 

 

 

 

Bachelor of Applied Science Concentrations

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