Bachelor of Arts in Professional Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Professional Studies
Degree Completion Program
100% online and asynchronous with opportunity for synchronous learning
This program is designed to strengthen students’ critical thinking and communication skills while supporting their professional growth and leadership development within a collaborative learning community. A focus in professional studies will ensure that you are workforce-ready and prepared for your next professional steps.
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Program Highlights
- Tailored to working adults
- 1:1 academic advising
- High-touch program
- Accelerated program; two 8-week terms per semester
- Community Engagement requirement
- Immediately Applicable to the workplace
- Simple, Accessible
- Student-Centered
- Exposure to Graduate Level Courses
- Clear Career Objectives and Professional Development
- Engagement in the Community
- In Alignment with the NDNU Hallmarks
Admissions Requirements
Applicants must meet the following requirements to be considered for admission:
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Completion of a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution
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Submission of a completed application
- A minimum of 45 transferrable units (78 unit maximum)
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Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
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Current résumé or curriculum vitae (CV)
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Two letters of recommendation (academic and/or professional)
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Statement of Intent outlining your interest in this program, relevant experience, and professional goals
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Interview with the Program Director
Education
- BA Theatre Arts
- MA Creative Arts/Arts Education
- Credentials: English, History, Multiple Subject, Administrative
- EdD Educational Leadership for Social Justice
- Real Estate License
- AA Medical Assisting
- Soft Skills Trainer
- Owner Contractor Company
Experience
- 5 Years Administrative Career Technical Education and Educational Workforce Development
- 23 years Classroom Teacher
- 20 years outside of Education
- Passionate about poverty reduction and social justice
- Mother of an adult, independent Autistic daughter