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x remove Professional Innovation, B.A.S.
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Location

Classes for this major are offered online in accelerated (6-week) formats. Students wishing to take in-person classes may do so on the Allendale and Grand Rapids campuses with some courses also offered in Traverse City.

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Coursework

Students complete requirements for a customizable specialization in the context of core courses designed to support students' advance in their current careers or through new career pathways. You must follow all general education requirements and complete a minimum 120 credits total toward the degree. This can include credits from an associate degree or other prior coursework at an accredited institution. An additional 24 credits may be awarded towards the degree total through prior learning assessment (PLA).

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All professional innovation majors must complete the following requirements:

  • BAS 301 - Concepts of Learning Integration
  • BAS 491- Practicum in Applied Science
  • BAS 495 - Senior Seminar in Applied Sciences
  • INT 331 - Person and Profession in a Global Environment

And one of the following courses:

  • CIS 320 - Visualization of Data and Information
  • DS 202 - Digital Data and Design
  • STA 215 - Introduction to Applied Statistics

You must also complete one of the following emphasis options, for a minimum of 18 unduplicated credits:

  • Pre-approved minor programs;
  • Stackable credentials, including undergraduate certificates; or
  • Design a custom emphasis, tailored to meet your goals.
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Career Options

The unique structure of this program allows those with an associate degree to move forward with their education to advance their careers. This maximizes the value of credits already earned and allows you to prepare for future occupations that may not be reflected in current academic programs.

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