Bachelor of Science - Information Technology and Administrative Management (ITAM)

CWU offers the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Administrative Management (BS-ITAM) with a specialization in Administrative Management (ADMG). This 100% Online Only ADMG Specialization is designed for students who have completed a transferrable associate degree or have earned a bachelors degree in any field. Students who have earned a transferrable associate degree in the state of Washington, or anywhere in the USA, can now finish their baccalaureate degree through this fully Online Program.

Bachelor of Applied Science - Information Technology and Administrative Management

CWU offers the Bachelor of Applied Science in Information Technology and Administrative Management (BAS-ITAM) with a choice of two 100% online specializations: Information Technology (IT) or Administrative Management (ADMG).

Administrative Management Specialization
This Bachelor of Applied Science in Information Technology and Administrative Management (BAS-ITAM) degree with an Administrative Management specialization is designed for students who have completed a two-year applied or technical degree. Students who have earned a two-year applied or technical degree, from business to health care to information technology to veterinary technician to refrigerator technician, can now finish their baccalaureate degree through this fully online program.

Information Technology Specialization
The IT Specialization is designed for individuals who want to pursue careers that apply a blend of administrative management, leadership, and information technology skills in contemporary organization environments. Students complete upper-division course work that prepares them for a leadership and supervisory position in the IT industry. Graduates secure careers as entry- and mid-level information technology and administrative managers. Offered 100% online, this program helps students stand out in the marketplace and to gain a baccalaureate degree in a timely fashion.

Bachelor of Science Interdisciplinary Studies - Social Sciences 

The Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Studies Social Sciences is for students who are interested in broader options in course selection than are possible within a traditional departmental major and who want to specialize their course of study according to individual interests and professional/educational aspirations. Persons holding this degree will find employment in a variety of occupations, ranging from corporate to social services, depending upon their primary emphasis among the various disciplines within the social science category. This degree also provides excellent preparation for graduate studies in psychology, sociology, social work, and political science.

Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice

The Bachelor of Arts major in Law and Justice (LAJ) is designed to prepare students for professional employment in the criminal justice system and/or entry into graduate or law school. It retains the humanistic emphasis of the liberal arts while assisting students to prepare for graduate school, careers in law enforcement, corrections, paralegal professions and the practice of law following law school.

Bachelor of Science Paramedicine

The online component of the EMS Paramedicine Major is designed for students who already possess a current and valid certification as a paramedic from an authorized training institution and want to complete their Bachelor Degree in Paramedicine at Central Washington University. This accredited program meets all of the national and Washington State standards in paramedic education. For currently certified paramedics, advanced standing in the paramedicine major can be obtained with submission of application, evidence of certification and paramedic program completion from an approved institution, and a transferable Associate’s Degree or its equivalent.

Bachelor of Arts Psychology - (45 credit)

The Psychology department provides students with an understanding of the perspectives, content, and methods of science and the practice of psychology. This 45-credit major is intended for students who are interested in careers that would combine a background in psychology with work in fields such as social work, family studies, business, forensics, primate behavior, and other fields for which training in behavioral science would be useful. Students in the 45-credit major are required to complete either a minor or a double major. If a student decided later to pursue graduate school, the core courses in the 45-credit major may transfer into the 60-credit major.

Bachelor of Arts Sociology (45 credit) 

The Sociology Department provides opportunities for students to understand the conceptual and methodological tools used by sociologists to understand society. Students in this 45-credit major are required to complete either a minor or a second major in another discipline. Students seeking a B.A. degree must complete one year college/university study or two years high school study of a single foreign language.