Bachelor Degree Programs

The BAS-OLTM is a career-focused, applied science degree designed to prepare graduates for positions in leadership, management, and supervisory roles in private, public, and nonprofit organizations. The program is designed for working adults with a range of professional technical associate degrees and a diverse set of work experiences and professional goals. LCC's BAS-OLTM program will help students gain the skills and knowledge needed to effectively lead and manage others through the study of behavioral and leadership theory, professional communications, project management, workplace and environmental safety, conflict resolution, theories of decision-making, change management, ethics, and diversity.

If you have your AAS in Advanced Manufacturing, Auto Technology, Chemical Dependency Studies, Criminal Justice, Diesel Technology, Welding (and many others), you may already be prepared to start your Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership and Technical Management. 

You can be on the path to making a difference in your community by earning a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Teacher Education (BAS-TE). LCC's BAS-TE program will help you gain knowledge and skills to effectively work with students and collaborate with professionals throughout the field. This program is tailored for working adults with options for residency teacher certification or a focus in early care and education. LCC offers endorsements in elementary education and early childhood education.

LCC's Early Childhood Education AAS and Education AAS (ideal for paraeducators) programs are both pathways to our Bachelor of Applied Science in Teacher Education! 

Do you have an AAS in another program, but would like to find out about eligibility requirements? Talk with your advisor.

• The RN to BSN is a post-licensure pathway. Students admitted to this program must have a Washington RN license by the time classes begin in the fall.
• The RN to BSN program is a selective admission program. Selective admission criteria are utilized when there are more applicants to the program than seats available.
• Graduates of LCC’s associate degree nursing program (conferred the associate in nursing DTA/MRP [AN-DTA/MRP]) may be able to complete the RN to BSN program in as little as one year (3 quarters) of full-time enrollment (15 credits per quarter, 45 credits total).
• There are pathways for graduates who were awarded the AN-DTA/MRP, as well as RNs who earned other types of associate degrees in nursing.
• The RN to BSN program is a hybrid program. Classes will meet once weekly, similar to our existing hybrid BAS degree programs.
• There are full-time and part-time pathways available for the RN to BSN.
• We are pursuing national accreditation as soon as possible for the RN to BSN program through the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).