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Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences - UNT Online

The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) from UNT is a flexible degree completion program that allows students to transfer up to 90 credits from previous college, military, or technical experience. With 8-week terms and nine specialization options, this program helps working professionals advance their careers while studying at their own pace.

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  • Course Start Date:

    12th Jan, 2026

  • Application Deadline:

    15th Nov, 2025

  • Duration:

    2-3 Years

8,21,700 - 16,43,400

Overview

The UNT Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences is a flexible online degree completion program designed for working adults. This innovative program accepts up to 90 transfer credits from various sources including college, military, and technical experience. Students can customize their learning path with nine specialization options while benefiting from UNT's comprehensive support services and career-focused curriculum.

Why BAAS (Bachelor of Applied Arts & Sciences)?

The BAAS program offers unique advantages including generous transfer credit policies, flexible 8-week terms, affordable tuition rates, and customizable specialization options. Students receive personalized support through academic advisors and career services while joining UNT's established academic community.

What does this course have to offer?

Key Highlights

  • Flexible 8-week course terms

  • Up to 90 transfer credits accepted

  • Affordable tuition at $330 per credit hour

  • 9 specialization options available

  • Comprehensive online support services

  • Career center access and guidance

Who is this programme for?

  • Working professionals seeking degree completion

  • Students with prior college credits

  • Military personnel and veterans

  • Technical professionals

  • Individuals seeking career advancement

Minimum Eligibility

  • High school diploma or equivalent

  • Transfer credits from accredited institutions

  • Minimum GPA requirements

  • English proficiency for international students

Who is the programme for?

Admission to the BAAS program requires completed application materials including official transcripts, proof of English proficiency for international students, and meeting GPA requirements. Students must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours at UNT and maintain satisfactory academic progress.

Selection process

How to apply?

Curriculum

The curriculum combines core foundational courses with specialized content areas. Students must complete professional foundations courses at UNT along with their chosen specializations. The program emphasizes practical skills and knowledge applicable to various career paths.

There are 12 semesters in this course

The BAAS curriculum is designed to build upon students' prior learning while developing advanced professional competencies. Core courses establish fundamental business and communication skills, while specialization options allow students to focus on areas aligned with their career goals. The program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications through online discussions, group projects, and career-focused assignments.

Mandatory unifying courses (all online BAAS required to take)

University core curriculum (42 credit hours)

Administration specialization (12 credit hours)

Consumer behavior specialization (12 credit hours)

Organizational supervision specialization (12 credit hours)

Data analytics specialization (12 credit hours)

Social wellness and community specialization (12 credit hours)

Media innovation specialization (12 credit hours)

Hospitality specialization (12 credit hours)

IT specialization (12 Credit Hours)

Lean distribution processes (12 credit hours)

Occupational Area (21 credit hours)

Programme Length

Typical completion time is 2-3 years, though flexible scheduling allows students to adjust their pace. Full-time students take 12 credit hours per semester (two classes per 8-week term), while part-time students typically take 6 credit hours.

Tuition Fee

Tuition is $330 (INR 27,500) per credit hour for most students. Total program cost varies based on transfer credits, but could be as low aa INR 16,43,400. Financial aid, scholarships, and payment plans are available. The Transfer Excellence Scholarship offers awards ranging from $1,500 (INR 1,24,950) to $4,500 (INR 3,74,850).

Fee Structure

Payment options

Financial Aid

Learning Experience

Students engage through an advanced online learning platform featuring interactive discussions, group projects, and optional live sessions. Weekly deadlines provide structure while allowing flexibility for working professionals. Regular faculty interaction and peer collaboration enhance the learning experience.

University Experience

UNT provides comprehensive online student support including academic advising, technical assistance, and career services. Students gain access to digital library resources, tutoring services, and networking opportunities through virtual events and discussion forums.

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About the University

University

The University of North Texas (UNT) is a public research university located in Denton, Texas. Established in 1890, UNT has grown to become one of the largest universities in Texas, with an enrollment of over 42,000 students. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across 14 colleges and schools, including notable areas such as music, business, education, and engineering.UNT is classified as an R1 institution, indicating very high research activity, and is recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) and a Minority-Serving Institution (MSI). The university is committed to fostering innovation and community engagement through its diverse academic offerings and research initiatives.

42,000+

Total Enrollment

Affiliation & Recognition

Association of Public and Land-grant Universities

Association of Public and Land-grant Universities

Faculties

These are the expert instructors who will be teaching you throughout the course. With a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, they're here to guide, inspire, and support you every step of the way. Get to know the people who will help you reach your learning goals and make the most of your journey.

Instructors

Dexter Purnell
Dexter Purnell

1,511 Students

3 Courses

Clinical Associate Professor in Marketing

The Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing at the G. Brint Ryan College of Business, University of North Texas, engages in both teaching and research, contributing to the academic environment through specialized knowledge in marketing practices. This role emphasizes a practical approach to marketing education, bridging theoretical concepts with real-world applications. Faculty members in this position often focus on developing students' skills in strategic marketing, consumer behavior, and market research, preparing them for successful careers in various industries.

Kathryn Raign
Kathryn Raign

2,279 Students

2 Courses

Director of First-Year Writing at UNT

Dr. Kathryn Raign is a Professor and the Director of First-Year Writing at the University of North Texas, where she is dedicated to maintaining a tradition of excellence in writing education. Her current research explores the development of writing in ancient Mesopotamia. Excitingly, her upcoming publication, The Origins of the Art and Practice of Professional Writing: The Written Word as a Tool for Social Justice Then and Now, will be released by SUNY Press in fall 2023. Additionally, her recent work includes the article "Decentering the History of the Writing Center: A Case for the Mesopotamian Edubba as an Early Writing Center," accepted by the College Composition and Communication Journal, and "The Art of Ancient Mesopotamian Technical Manuals and Letters: The Origins of Instructional Writing," published in Technical Communication Quarterly in 2022.

Career services

The University of North Texas provides comprehensive career services to support students in their professional development. These services include personalized career counseling, workshops on resume writing and interview preparation, as well as access to job fairs featuring top employers from various sectors. UNT emphasizes experiential learning through internships that allow students to gain practical experience while studying. The Career Services office maintains partnerships with numerous organizations to facilitate internship placements aligned with students' career goals. Additionally, online resources are available that include job listings and career advice articles.

Degree Course Image
  • Course Start Date:

    12th Jan, 2026

  • Application Deadline:

    15th Nov, 2025

  • Duration:

    2-3 Years

8,21,700 - 16,43,400

Frequently asked questions

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