The program includes one Math class, Introduction to Statistics, (MATH& 146) in Spring Quarter of the first year.

• If you have not taken MATH& 146 as a part of your associate degree, once you are accepted into the program, we will work with you on completing the necessary pre-requisites.
• If you have already taken MATH& 146 and you have less than 95 college credits, we will work with you to identify an appropriate alternate class.
• If you have already taken MATH& 146 and you have 95 or more college-level credits, you will only take 10 credits in the Spring Quarter.

For those who have not yet taken Math 98.

If you have not taken Math98 or higher, you must take first take Accuplacer.

This diagnostic tool will guide us in placing you into the appropriate spot. You should refresh and practice your math skills before you take the Accuplacer, you may even find that your results satisfy the Math098 requirements!

Please note that you need to schedule a time to take this tool and that you will need a photo ID and an SVC Student ID number.

Once you have taken Accuplacer and if you did not place into Math&146, please get in touch with Sunaina to discuss next steps.

We recommend taking a diagnostic assessment as the first step. We have found that this diagnosis helps us to identify the areas on which we need to focus our review.

• Create an account using your SVC email address
• Click on Math placement review
• Click on Pre-Algebra and/or Algebra

We also recommend taking a practice assessment to become comfortable with the format.

• Navigate to accuplacer practice
• Create an account using any email address
• Select Next-Generation Practice
• Navigate to Quantitative Reasoning and select either Learn as you go or Sample

Samples

Arithmetic sample questions
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, Statistics sample questions

• The SVC BASAM has a streamlined set of pre-requisites, which if applicable, were communicated to you in your admissions letters. 
• You must complete all program pre-requisites before receiving the codes to register for the program.
• If you need support in completing program pre-requisites, please reach out to [email protected].

• To meet WA state requirements for BAS degrees, all degree seekers need to complete a series of general education requirements. Depending on your associate degree, this may mean you need to take additional courses.
• To check if you need additional courses, please refer to your BASAM admissions letter.
• Courses that meet the Non-Lab Science Requirement are:

ASTRONOMY	CHEM	ENVC	OCE
&100	&100	165*	&101*
&101	&105	202
	&110*	245*	PHYS
BIOL	&121*		&100
&100*	&131*	ENVS	111*
105*	&161*	&101*	&124*
105*	&162*		&125*
111*	&163*	NASC	&126*
127	&241	100*	&134
133*	&242		& 135
&160*	&243	GEOL	136
&170	&251	&100	&231*
190	&252	&101*	&232*
205*		&110*	&233*
&211*	EASC	&208*	241
&221*	102*		&242
&222	110*	NUTR	&243
&223*	111*	101
224
&260

Please refer to the course schedule to see when these courses are being offered.

You can schedule these courses between now and your expected graduation date.

• To meet WA state requirements for BAS degrees, all degree seekers need to complete a series of general education requirements. Depending on your associate degree, this may mean you need to take additional courses.
• To check if you need additional courses, please refer to your BASAM admissions letter.
• Courses that meet the Humanities Requirement are:

ART	COMMUNICATIONS CMST	DRAMA	ENG	HUM
&100	&102	&101	&112	&101
&101 *	105	133*	&113
111 *	201	134*	115
141	205	136	120
142	&220	236	202
143		237	&220
144		238	&236
150			239
181*			250
201*			&254
241*			283
JOURNALISM	MUSIC	PHIL
&101	100	&101
	&105	&106
	127	140
	128	215
	129
	137*
	138*
	&141
	&142
	164*
ASL	CHIN	FRNCH	JPN	SPN
&121	&121	&121	&121	&121
&122	&122	&122	&122	&122
&123	&123	&123	&123	&123
		&221		&122
		&121		&123
		&122		&221
		&123		&222
		&221		&223

 

 

Please refer to the course schedule to see when these courses are being offered.

You can schedule these courses between now and your expected graduation date.

 

Yes, this program has been approved by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, the accrediting body for the colleges and universities in Washington.

Faculty in the program come from a range of disciplines and backgrounds. All are experts in their fields and represent both full time faculty or professionals with considerable management and workplace experience.

Students with an Applied Management degree will find themselves prepared for a variety of management or supervisory positions in almost any type of business or industry. Additionally, students can use this degree to create their own business or advance themselves in their current career paths.

This accredited Bachelor’s degree prepares students to pursue graduate programs in a variety of fields, including MBA programs.

The Bachelor in Management degree is an online program, with a Friday lunch-time faculty connect via Zoom.

This affordable option is nearly 2/3 less than the cost of a four-year university. Specific tuition information can be found at: www.skagit.edu/admissions/tuition-fees

This program emphasizes principles of applied management in areas such as Business law, marketing, and social media, project management, organizational and interpersonal behavior, financial management, professional and organizational communications, and international business dynamics.

This Bachelor of Applied Science program focuses on real-world applications, not just theory-based learning. You will be able to apply the concepts and tools to your current work, and the curriculum will ensure you have practice integrating your learning into real-world relevant business and management scenarios.

A Bachelor of Applied Science is a degree granted by the community and technical colleges to enable those with a non-transfer professional degree to obtain a bachelor qualification.

For more information on Applied Science degrees in Washington State, visit Applied Baccalaureate Degrees