[BLC] [EXTERNAL] Students with Graduate Degrees Doing BAS Degrees

[Oberhofer, Mary Jane]

Hi Tanya;  I haven't experienced this yet.  100% of our applicants have associate degrees or partial bachelor degrees.

I'm curious to know what others are doing.

~MJO~

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Greetings all,

I hope you're all doing well!

I was curious what your programs were doing with graduate level credits for students entering our BAS programs? It doesn't happen frequently, but it does happen for us. Particularly if they are entering a similar discipline? Do you make substitutions? Is it more difficult to apply the credit?

Warmest regards,



Tanya Powers, Ed.D.

Associate Dean for BAS and Workforce Pathways

tpowers at highline.edu<mailto:tpowers at highline.edu>

(206) 592-3662

(206) 592-3780 (FAX)

Book appointment here: https://tinyurl.com/48aycduw

https://www.highline.edu/what-we-offer/bas/
https://appliedbachelorsapp.highline.edu/


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