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What is the Bachelor of Applied Science?
Your two-year “non-transferable” associate degree is your pathway to the BAS-ITAM major!
This program accepts ANY applied/technical degree and complements the skills learned in the associate degree with the management/soft skills classes to help you become a leader in your knowledge area.
Professional programs like accounting, medical assistance, network security, criminal justice, welding & fabrication (to name a few) will expand their career opportunities by learning how to manage people, projects, and information.
With four targeted specializations, you gain the management skills most appropriate to your career path.
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Ellensburg Campus
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100% Online
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Hybrid at CWU Centers
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Nestled in beautiful Central Washington, students can choose between all four of our BAS-ITAM specializations when they study at our Ellensburg campus. This program is ideal for learners who enjoy face-to-face interactions and the camaraderie of the traditional university experience. Specialize in: |
All five BAS-ITAM specializations are available 100% online. These programs afford students a more flexible schedule. Online learning is perfect for students who are employed while in college, are place-bound, or who enjoy working in a digital environment. Specialize in: |
This is the ideal solution for any student who may have funding restrictions preventing them from taking a fully online program. The program operates in a cohort model with students taking four classes per quarter: typically two in-class and two online. Specialize in: |
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Email us at: ITAMinfo@cwu.edu
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