Earn your four-year degree at Peninsula College.
With online courses for working adults, our Bachelor of Applied Sciences (BAS) degree programs fit your busy life. You’ll learn applied skills, which means you get practical training that you can use in the real world. Best of all, you might qualify for Worker Retraining funding, which covers college costs and does not need to be paid back.
Admission Requirements and Pre-Requisites
- Completion of a two-year degree or 90 transferrable credits with a minimum cumulative GPA of a 2.0 or higher
- 5 credits of ENGL& 101 with a GPA of 2.0 or higher
- Additional pre-requisites for each BAS program are noted on the degrees below.
- All official transcripts sent to Peninsula College
- Applying to Peninsula College as a BAS student (required for current PC students as well)
- 50 credits of Distribution are required in all BAS degrees, a minimum of 5 credits in each category.
Have Questions about Bachelor Degrees?
Contact Christian Bruhn, Interim Associate Dean of Baccalaureate Programs
cbruhn@pencol.edu
Exciting News!
We’re working on launching a brand-new Bachelor of Applied Science in Teacher Education (K–8) (Pending Approval) — and you could be among the first to join!
Interested in shaping young minds and building your future in education? Fill out our interest form here to learn more or email A.J Zenkert at azenkert@pencol.edu
Bachelor of Applied Science in Management
BAS Management (BAS-M) students take generalized business classes. They can also focus their studies by earning one of four certificates while completing their four-year degree. These specializations are also available as short-term certificates for anyone who has completed an associate or bachelor’s degree, and include Entrepreneurship and Marketing, Tribal Management, IT Management, and Human Resources Management.
Bachelor of Applied Science in Behavioral Healthcare
Improve your earning potential and start a rewarding career by joining the Bachelor of Applied Science in Behavioral Healthcare (BAS-BH) program. You can earn your bachelor’s degree right here on the peninsula—or remotely from any location. You’ll save thousands of dollars compared with attending a university and graduate ready to help meet the urgent demand for healthcare workers.