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 toward your degree
Friendly, supportive program backed by UT excellence
The required BAAS curriculum (33 credits) has a flat rate of $9,900. If you enter needing more than the required 33 credits for the program, your first 33 credits will be offered at the discounted rate. So, you will start to save immediately!

100% Online Degree Completion Program

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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

Designed for professionals in a healthcare field to facilitate career advancement or prepare for graduate professional programs.

Healthcare Management

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 studying a specific topic from multiple perspectives.

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.”