A variety of Bachelor’s degrees are offered at the RRHEC. Texas State offers the BA, BS, BBA, or BAAS in several different subjects. Students can go into law enforcement careers by studying criminal justice. Students with interest in the computer and technology fields can study Computer Information Systems or Computer Science. Students who want to become a teacher can enroll in the Interdisciplinary degree program and teach elementary school children. If students want to work in the business world, they can pursue the Bachelor of Business Administration.
Students who have accumulated many hours from various community colleges or have military experience but have never completed a bachelor’s program can complete a degree through the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Sciences (BAAS) program, also known as the Occupational Education, which is an individualized program that builds on credits and experience you have already acquired elsewhere.
When considering transfer to the RRHEC to pursue a bachelor's degree, students are strongly encouraged to obtain a Transfer Planning Guide (TPG) for their desired major. The TPG outlines the required courses to be completed at ACC or Temple College. If you plan to major in EC-4 Interdisciplinary studies you will need a Worksheet for Advisement rather then a TPG.
Transfer Planning Guides for all bachelor degree programs at the RRHEC may be obtained at:
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| •BAAS •BBA •BBA •BA/BS •BSCJ •BS •BA •BS •BSN
| Occupational Education (Individualized Program) Management Computer Information Systems Computer Science Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement) Interdisciplinary Studies (EC - 4th Generalist) Mass Communication (General) Psychology Nursing (under development, target date Fall 2010 to admit students as juniors) |
Note: ACC offers the core curriculum at the RRHEC and support courses for the undergraduate degrees offered by Texas State. You can earn an Associate’s Degree by attending classes at the RRHEC. ACC does not offer all the classes for specific programs, so if that is your goal, you may need to take some classes at another ACC campus.