UT Tyler Online

Degree Completion
Program

Complete your bachelor's online with our Bachelor of Applied Arts & Sciences.

100% online
Use your workforce, technical or vocational credit towards your degree
Friendly, supportive program backed by UT excellence
Scholarships available for those who qualify

100% Online Degree Completion Program

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Take our pre-admission questionnaire and find out now!

Choose a Concentration, Finish Your Degree

Business Occupations

Soules College of Business: Designed to provide general business knowledge for individuals interested in business careers.

Health Occupations

College of Nursing and Health Sciences: Designed for professionals in a healthcare field to facilitate career advancement or prepare for graduate professional programs.

Entrepreneurship

Soules College of Business: designed for individuals who desire to start their own business/enterprise.

Healthcare Management

College of Nursing and Health Sciences: Designed to provide knowledge for individuals looking to expand their careers into management in the healthcare field.

Human Behavior

Department of Psychology and Counseling: Trains students to understand, critically examine and apply information about human thought, feeling and behavior.

General Studies

College of Arts and Sciences: Well-suited for students interested in obtaining knowledge across a variety of different disciplines.

Seven-Week Terms

The BAAS program utilizes seven-week terms so busy students can focus on fewer courses at one time – while still earning the number of desired credit hours over the course of a semester.

Meet a Graduate

Chelsea Carr

BAAS, 2018

“I did a lot of research on which school to attend when I decided to complete my degree, and UT Tyler's BAAS program came in first place by a landslide. The staff is there for you. The professors are subject-matter experts and incorporate real-world technologies into the virtual classroom. They have fine-tuned and mastered the field of online education. I felt like my success was their top priority.”