P905 - Professional Studies (Bachelor)

For a simple list of all course and program requirements, see the Professional Studies Simplified (2024-2026) Program Plan.

• Complete the associate degree requirement.

• Complete all program specific courses.

• Complete all General Education and Religious Education requirements.

• Complete 30 upper-division credits (300 or 400 level courses).

• Complete at least 30 credits in residency (taken directly from the awarding institution).

• Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0.

• Complete additional elective credits to meet the 90-credit graduation requirement.

The Professional Studies bachelor degree is a flexible certificate-based degree that allows online students the opportunity to tailor their education to meet professional goals. Students complete two introductory and one advanced certificate in an area of specialization. This degree structure enables students to gain new skills in different emphasis areas and to develop a broader range of employable skills. Students also complete advanced general education courses that strengthen their leadership and critical thinking skills. 

Students in this major complete two introductory certificates in different areas as well as more advanced training in one area of concentration. These areas include: Business, Health, Family Services, Web Development, and Family History Research.