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Have you always wanted to complete your bachelor's degree? Would you like to do that in a way that allows you to continue working full time balancing work, home and school? Would you like to advance your career with targeted courses leading to a teaching license or to fulfill requirements to take the dietetics registration exam?
Degree completion
With classes designed specifically for working adults, Bluffton offers a bachelor’s degree-completion program in organizational management, also known as BCOMP (Bluffton Cohort-based Organizational Management Program.) Students often choose this program because of its “one-night-a-week” convenience factor. Classes are offered in Bluffton, Piqua, Findlay and Archbold.
Evening social work course offerings are also available resulting in a bachelor's degree in as little as three years.
Post-baccaluareate programs
Bluffton University's first Individualized Supervised Practice Pathway (ISPP) dietetic internship to allow qualified graduates to obtain the credentials to sit for the dietetics registration exam will begin in August 2012.
Post baccalaureate courses leading to teaching licensure are also available, as are summer courses, to meet the continuing-education needs of teachers, including an annual series of mathematics courses leading to Highly Qualified Teacher status.
For more detailed information, please contact:
Office of Adult and Graduate Education
800-488-3257, option 4
419-358-3897
adulted@bluffton.edu
