Applied Arts and Sciences (B.A.A.S)

Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences

☆ Turn your work experience into college credit

This major requires an individualized plan of study based on each student’s past learning experiences and future career goals.
You can have up to 66 credits from your community and/or junior colleges accepted into the BAAS degree.
BAAS students can reference common fields/subjects of interest to complete their bachelors degree.

Course Rotations

colorful leaves behind a Texas state banner at the round rock campus — Fall 2024 Semester

First 8 weeks
OCED 3310
OCED 4325
OCED 3350 & 4350
CTE 3315

Second 8 weeks
CTE 3313
CTE 4310
CTE 3324
CTE 3370
CTE 3313

blue bonnets in front of nursing building — Spring 2025 Semester

First 8 weeks
OCED 3310
OCED 4325
OCED 4350
CTE 3315

Second 8 weeks
CTE 3313
CTE 4310
CTE 3324
CTE 3370
CTE 3313
CTE 3323

crape myrtle trees in front of campus services building — SUMMER 2025 SEMESTER CLASSES

OCED 3310

OCED 4325

OCED 4350

CTE 3315

CTE 3313

CTE 4310

CTE 3324

CTE 3370

CTE 3313

CTE 3323

What jobs can you pursue with a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree?

Career opportunities for BAAS students vary as much as their paths to earning the degree. Some students complete the degree for career advancement, while others want to change career paths altogether or attend graduate school. Whatever the motivation, BAAS students graduate with an array of skills that prepare them for a variety of workplaces.