INTER-COLLEGE PROGRAM

For those who find it difficult to “limit” themselves to just one area of study, the Inter-College Program offers a degree-building way to earn this coveted undergraduate credential. In this program, you—with assistance from an experienced CCAPS advisor—will build the degree you want to earn. Explore your interests, gain an education relevant to rising and new career fields, chart your own course, this program offers a stratified way to pursue your passion while developing professional skills.

Inter-College Program Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

Choose your credential path, either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Science (BS). The BA requires coursework in arts, humanities, and social sciences. The BS requires coursework in hard sciences, quantitative or investigative paths, or have a pronounced applied or professional component.

For both degree credentials, you’ll split upper-division credits evenly among two-area or three-area degree options. Or pursue a thematic degree with 40 (BA) or 50 (BS) upper-division credits from three departments and two colleges.

MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Combine coursework from several disciplines to create your own unique degree with the Multidisciplinary Studies program at CCAPS. Working with one of our advisors, you’ll create a customized plan of study that looks at the credits you’ve already earned, where you want to go, and determine the best way to get there—all with your educational and professional goals in mind. This program is ideal for working adults who want to finish earning their degrees.

Customize your program with courses from three of these disciplines:
• Applied, technical, and professional
• Arts and humanities
• Communication
• History and social sciences
• Science and health science

Multidisciplinary Studies Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science

Your program your way. Earn the degree credential you want—either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Science (BS). To earn the BA, your program must include 12 credits of languages or cultures other than your native language or culture. To earn the BS, you program must include at least one upper-division course in quantitative or critical thinking.

HEALTH AND WELLBEING SCIENCES

Build your future, and your degree program, on a solid foundation of biological, physical, and social sciences as they relate to the health and wellbeing industry. In this interdisciplinary program, you’ll work with an advisor to mix and match coursework for a degree that matches your personal and professional goals.

Health and Wellbeing Sciences, Bachelor of Applied Science

After developing a foundational understanding of integrative health, ethics, fitness, and overall wellbeing, you’ll customize your Bachelor of Applied Science in Health and Wellbeing Sciences with your choice of any number of focus areas, including addiction, business, communication, life sciences, integrative health and healing, neuroscience, and more.