Identifying Your Program

The following majors have been highlighted due to the potential for securing a living-wage, professional entry-level job in our local economy. While these majors and universities are recommended based on labor market data regarding local employment needs, you are not limited to them. If you are preparing to transfer and need assistance in identifying a quality online or local bachelor's degree completion program, we are here to help. Please reach out to us, and we can provide you with information on selecting a reputable online university.

Elements to consider when searching for a university:

1. Regionally accredited
2. Non-profit
3. Affordable (total tuition is approximately $25,000 or less)
4. Accessible (the university accepts more than 60 semester transfer units and/or has flexible transfer start dates)
5. Is “adult learner” friendly 

Elements to consider regarding your personal expectations:

1. Application deadline
2. Modality (online, hybrid, in person)
3. Structure (quarter, semester, monthly, 6-month terms)
4. Financial Aid (Pell grant, Cal grant, scholarships)
5. Start dates (fall, spring, rolling enrollments)
6. Additional Fees
7. Prerequisites (campus, major, graduation)
8. Transfer units

All programs are fully online, unless otherwise stated.