BAS General Information
Applied bachelor’s degrees fill skill gaps in practical, market-driven fields where job requirements have advanced beyond the associate degree level. They add junior and senior courses to two-year professional-technical (vocational) degrees that would otherwise not transfer to universities. Students build upon their already valuable two-year degrees to land higher-paying jobs and promotions, while employers get the rounded skill sets they seek in bachelor’s degrees.
Bachelor of Applied Science - Forest Resource Management (BAS-FRM)
Bachelor of Applied Science - Organizational Management (BAS-OM)
Bachelor of Applied Science - Teacher Education Elementary Education K-8 - English Language Learners Endorsement (BAST).
Applying for the BAS Programs
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Review the program entrance requirements.
Complete and submit the program application materials.
Advising
Students accepted into a BAS program will receive quarterly advising from program administration and/or faculty.
Registration
Registration for 300 and 400 level courses is restricted to students accepted into a BAS program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for all Bachelor of Applied Science programs is set by the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC). BAS tuition reflects 15 credits per quarter/45 credits per academic year.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Please see the financial aid and scholarship section of the catalog for information on applying. Tuition and fees are also available on the website: www.ghc.edu/tuition.
Contact Information
For general information about the degrees, please contact:
Marjie Stratton, Exec. Asst. to Vice President of Instruction
(360) 538-4011
marjie.stratton@ghc.edu
For information on specific program requirements contact the applicable individual below:
BAS- Forest Resources Management (BAS-FRM)
Patrick Mahoney, Faculty Advisor
(360) 538-4033
patrick.mahoney@ghc.edu
BAS - Organizational Management (BAS-OM)
Evelyn Lanka, Faculty Advisor
(360) 538-4065
evelyn.lanka@ghc.edu
BAS- Teacher Education - Elementary Education K-8 (BAST)
Paige Pierog, Director for BAST
(360) 538-4012
paige.pierog@ghc.edu
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