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Associate of Applied Science Degree, Histology Technician Certification ProgramTarleton State University (TSU)
Students pursuing this certification program begin with completing 33-35 prerequisite courses, which include specific requirements in Biology, Chemistry, English, Psychology, Speech, Math, and more. This is followed by 37 hours of sophomore level courses offered by the Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences. Upon completion of these requirements, students will receive the AAS degree, and the opportunity to take the HT (ASCP) national certification exam.
For more information, please contact Glenda Hood, at (817) 926-1101, extension 234, or email her at hood@tarleton.edu. Students may also visit the Clinical Laboratory Scientist Histotechnician (HT) website, at http://www.tarleton.edu/~clinlab/Programs/HT.html.
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences - Agriculture Specialization, Horticulture (AH BAAS AOC)Tarleton/MCC/TSTC
This degree is a unique arrangement offered in that it will be very appealing to those students who have completed specialized training within the TSTC Horticultural program. Core classes can be taken at MCC to complete basic requirements, and the occupational specialization is to be completed at TSTC. The student will then transfer to Tarleton State University to complete major requirements, which include but are not limited to horticultural design, plant propagation, and greenhouse crop production. Upper level courses will be completed at Tarleton State University.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences - Agriculture Specialization, Horticulture - Golf Course Management (AH BAAS AOC)Tarleton/MCC/TSTC
Another variety to the BAAS Agriculture Specialization, Horticulture degree is one that focuses specifically on Golf Course Management. It too allows the student to complete core requirements with MCC and to obtain the occupational specialization requirements through the TSTC Horticultural program. The focus on this particular degree adds turf grass management and landscape design courses as well as training for weed control and more. Upper level courses will be completed at Tarleton State University.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences - Industrial Occupations Specialization - Engineering TechnologyTarleton/MCC/TSTC
This degree which has a focus on engineering technology will be appealing to students who have completed an AAS degree program from computer graphics, engineering technologies, or transportation and services clusters. It allows the student the opportunity to take advantage of up to 48 hours of occupational specialization for such previous training. The core classes may be completed at MCC, along with the major requirement courses being taught online.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Business OccupationsTarleton State University (TSU)
This business degree is attractive to those students who complete the MCC Business Management Associates Degree and/or who have been in the work force (or applicable military experience) for at least 5 years. The student can qualify for up to 33 hours of college credit toward the bachelor degree for approved occupation specialization experience.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) in Computer Information System Technology (CIST)The University of Texas at Brownsville
The BAT CIST track prepares individuals for various employments in industry, business, banking, and other services or fields where computer related knowledge, competencies and skills are essential. The student will complete the core curriculum plus up to an additional 35 credit hours in a related technical field at MCC. The UTB BAT CIST will then require an additional 36-37 upper-level credit hours from UTB, which are 100% online.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) in Health Services Technology (HST)The University of Texas at Brownsville
The BAT HST track is designed for individuals who would like a bachelor's degree and continued training in the allied health technical areas. It prepares the student for careers in mid-management in health service and health corporate settings with responsibilities in management and extensive supervision and for instructional responsibilities in health services training, and other related fields. The student will complete the core curriculum and up to 36 credit hours in a related technical field at MCC. The UTB BAT HST will then require an additional 36 upper-level credit hours from UTB, which are 100% online.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Arts in Child Studies with Early Childhood Education to Grade 6The University of Texas Arlington (UTA)
Completion of this degree and successful scores on the TExES Exam will result in Teacher Certification in Texas for grades Early Childhood to 6th grade. After completing the required 82 freshmen/sophomore hours, the program allows students to take the remaining 45 UTA junior/senior hours, which includes the teaching internship and student teaching, in Waco, Texas.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Business Administration in ManagementThe University of Texas Arlington (UTA)
The College of Business Administration (COBA) at The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) now offers a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree with a concentration in Management taught at the McLennan Community College Campus in Waco, Texas. The program allows students to finish all UTA credit hours in approximately 2 years if they take 9 credit hours per semester for Spring, Summer, and Fall.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of General StudiesTexas Tech University
The Bachelor of General Studies requires three areas of concentration from academic divisions with the approval of the advisor. A total of the three areas must be at least 54 hours. Six hours of Writing Intensive (WI) courses is required in any of the areas of concentration. Each concentration area in the B.G.S. degree program will require a minimum of nine hours coursework at the junior/senior level.
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Bachelor of Science in AccountingTarleton State University (TSU)
For students preparing to become certified public accountants, the Public Accountancy Act of 1991 requires that applicants must have completed at least a baccalaureate degree and not fewer than 150 semester credit hours of recognized courses. Courses included in the Bachelor of Science in Accounting are accepted towards this requirement. This degree is a 120 hour degree consisting of core curriculum requirements, 24 hours of additional business related courses, and 54 hours of TSU upper level required accounting and College of Business Administration courses. Courses for this degree option are available in the traditional classroom setting, online, or through two-way interactive methods.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Services and Development (Agricultural Extension/Industry Option)Tarleton State University (TSU)
Students are able to complete their core curriculum and additional agriculture courses needed in order to transfer directly to Tarleton State University. Those wishing to obtain teacher certification as an agriculture science teacher, or who desire to interact in the community in the agricultural industry and extension areas will find these degree options very desirable. Also included to further the student's course of study are internships.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Services and Development (Agricultural Science with Teacher Certification)Tarleton State University (TSU)
Students are able to complete their core curriculum and additional agriculture courses needed in order to transfer directly to Tarleton State University. Those wishing to obtain teacher certification as an agriculture science teacher, or who desire to interact in the community in the agricultural industry and extension areas will find these degree options very desirable. Also included to further the student's course of study are internships.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Applied Science in Business AdministrationTarleton State University (TSU)
This business degree has a triple emphasis: a broad-based education through the MCC Core Curriculum; up to 36 college semester hours credit of technical training (work experience not eligible) from most any technical discipline that can be transferred into the program; and a focused development in business knowledge in upper level courses will be gained. This degree will be valuable if you want to work in a business area related to your academic discipline and technical expertise.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory ScienceThe University of Texas Medical Branch/Galveston
This program allows for MCC graduates with an Associate of Applied Science in Medical Laboratory Technology to transfer their credits directly into the UTMB Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science degree. Students completing this program could find employment by filling a critical need in health care facilities all over Texas. Program perquisites are listed by clicking on the link below.
For information regarding the UTMB Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science, please email Diane Schmaus at dschmaus@mclennan.edu.
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Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Corrections optionTarleton State University (TSU)
Complete two years at MCC in the Criminal Justice program, then transfer directly into the Tarleton Bachelor Degree options. Just a few of the career options for well-trained people in this field are police and sheriff's departments, prisons and correctional facilities, public safety, alcoholic beverage control, parks and wildlife, crime bureaus, juvenile agencies, and investigative departments. On the federal level, criminal justice graduates may work in border patrol, customs, drug enforcement, or immigration and naturalization. There are also countless private opportunities. In many law enforcement positions, the higher the academic degree you hold, the faster you could move up in command positions.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Law Enforcement optionTarleton State University (TSU)
Complete two years at MCC in the Criminal Justice program, then transfer directly into the Tarleton Bachelor Degree options. Just a few of the career options for well-trained people in this field are police and sheriff's departments, prisons and correctional facilities, public safety, alcoholic beverage control, parks and wildlife, crime bureaus, juvenile agencies, and investigative departments. On the federal level, criminal justice graduates may work in border patrol, customs, drug enforcement, or immigration and naturalization. There are also countless private opportunities. In many law enforcement positions, the higher the academic degree you hold, the faster you could move up in command positions.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with 4-8 Middle School Math/ESL CertificationsTarleton State University (TSU)
Students completing this degree plan and making successful scores on the ExCET/TExES Exams will result in Teacher Certification in Texas for 4-8 Middle School Math/ESL. After completing the required freshmen/sophomore hours at MCC, the program allows students to take the remaining 48 TSU junior/senior hours, which includes the teaching internship and student teaching, in Waco.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in Liberal StudiesTarleton State University (TSU)
This degree is designed for students who have completed numerous advanced credit hours but have not met the requirements for a major and degree in an academic area. To complete a Liberal Studies degree in the MCC University Center, the student will be expected to designate an emphasis of 18 hours, a support field of 9 hours, and an additional 33 elective hours, all at an advanced level. Choices include criminal justice, psychology, business, and sociology. Prospective students must meet with the TSU academic advisor to discuss their previous course work and determine how the courses will meet TSU's requirements for this degree.
Call (254) 299-8361 to talk to an advisor for the Liberal Studies degree option.
Bachelor of Science in NursingThe University of Texas Arlington (UTA)
The RN to BSN program has been developed for registered nurses who wish to earn a baccalaureate degree in nursing. The program consists of all UTA junior/senior level course work brought to Waco. Since this is an "RN" to BSN program, it is accelerated. Your work experience may count for clinical experiences. Therefore, you may do the entire junior year in the fall semester and the entire senior year in the spring semester, which allows you to complete the program in one year.
For information from the School of Nursing at UTA click on http://www.uta.edu/nursing/RN-to-BSN/RNadmit.pdfGet Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science in PsychologyTarleton State University (TSU)
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology is intended for those students who wish to prepare for work or advanced study in Psychology. After completing the required credit hours at MCC, TSU will require an additional 43 hours of upper level course work. All of the courses will be available either in classrooms at MCC or online.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Science RRT to BSRCMidwestern State University (MSU)
Students who have completed their respiratory care technology training with MCC now have the option through the University Center to complete a Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care. Once a student has completed the RRT examination administered by the National Board for Respiratory Care, they may submit credentialing verifications to Midwestern State University, complete their core curriculum at MCC, and then finish 32 upper level hours with MSU in order to complete their BSRC. All courses for this degree are taught either on the MCC campus or online.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Bachelor of Social WorkThe University of Texas Arlington (UTA)
The BSW program prepares students to enter the field of professional social work. Graduates work in entry-level position in a variety of public and private agencies, such as state child and public welfare agencies, mental health and mental retardation centers, medical and psychiatric hospitals, home health organizations, women's shelters, Planned Parenthood agencies, and senior-and-youth-serving organizations. UTA will accept 88 approved freshmen/sophomore college hours for transfer. An additional 36 hours are taught in Waco by UTA to complete the degree requirements.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Doctor of Education in Educational LeadershipTarleton State University (TSU)
The Ed.D. program at Tarleton State University is designed to prepare highly qualified scholar-practitioners for public school leadership. The Ed.D. in educational leadership offers a rich theoretical knowledge base as the foundation for the development of visionary leaders for the Pk-12 environment, combining an individualized program of study with specialized course work and research.
For more information concerning the doctoral program, contact Dr. Mark Littleton, mlittleton@tarleton.edu - (Office) 254-968-9804 or check the website at: http://www.tarleton.edu/~edd/
Master of Business AdministrationTarleton State University (TSU)
The Tarleton MBA program is a face-to-face program taught on the MCC campus and will enhance the student's general business training to prepare them for executive-level positions. Each student's degree program is designed to provide opportunities for developing leadership and interpersonal and decision making skills.
For more information check http://www.tarleton.edu/~mba/
Master of Business Administration OnlineThe University of Texas Arlington (UTA)
The UTA Online MBA program can be completed at your computer and is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and AACSB International. This program in General Management provides today's students with the tools necessary to become leaders in the workplace of tomorrow.
For more information check http://www.uta.edu/gradbiz/mbaonline
Master of Criminal JusticeTarleton State University (TSU)
The 36 hour Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) offered in Waco is a professional track curriculum designed in consultation with criminal justice professionals. A combination of face-to-face and on-line courses provides an opportunity for students to complete the program and balance full-time employment. The program presents graduates with academic studies coupled with the management and leadership skills necessary to advance in the competitive field of criminal justice.
Interested students should contact Dr. Jim Vardalis, at (254) 968-9624, or email jvardalis@tarleton.edu. Students may also visit the Criminal Justice website for graduate information, at http://www.tarleton.edu/~cj/graduate.html.
Master of Education in CounselingTarleton State University (TSU)
The Master of Education in Counseling is a 48-hour school counselor option that enables graduates to be eligible for the Professional Counselor License (LPC). Students must have accrued at least two years of teaching experience in the public school setting, grades K-12, in order for the school counseling certification to be granted.
For more information, please email Dr. Holly Kunert, hjohnson@tarleton.edu.
Master of Education in Curriculum & InstructionTarleton State University (TSU)
The Department of Curriculum and Instruction offers the Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction designed to help educators expand their knowledge and skills and to complete certification renewal requirements in their respective fields. The program requires a minimum of 36 hours of coursework designed to provide educators with advanced professional development in pedagogy, subject matter, and/or instructional leadership.
For more information regarding the Master of Education in Curriculum Instruction, please email Pam Lindsey, lindsey@tarleton.edu. Her telephone number is (254) 968-9827. Students are also welcome to visit the website, at http://www.tarleton.edu/~teachered/.
Master of Educational Administration with Principal Certification and Post-Master's Principal Certification and Superintendent CertificationTarleton State University (TSU)
The degree and certification programs are designed to prepare administrators for a variety of roles and responsibilities at the Master's Degree level. The Principal's Certificate qualifies one to hold campus-level administrative positions in the school, including the principalship.
After successfully completing the M.Ed. degree in Education Administration, a student is then eligible to make application for the TSU doctoral program (Ed.D.) in educational leadership. Many students, after successfully completing a Principal Certification Program will opt to continue on to the Superintendency Certification Program. This is an additional 15 hours, 12 hours of which will satisfy the doctoral program requirement.
For more information concerning the Superintendency Certification Program, contact Dr. Russ Higham, higham@tarleton.edu - (Office) 254-968-9666.Get Degree Plan in Adobe Acrobat .pdf Get Degree Plan in MS Word .doc format
Master of Public AdministrationThe University of Texas Arlington (UTA)
Students wishing to pursue the Master of Public Administration degree with UT Arlington will receive an extensive background of study regarding public management within the urban community. Special emphasis for this non-thesis program is given to leadership capacity, an understanding of the urban environment, and various theories of management and how they relate to handling difficult management issues.
For more information, check http://www.uta.edu/supa/Academics/master-of-public-administration.
Master of Science in Counseling PsychologyTarleton State University (TSU)
The Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology allows students to obtain the Licensed Professional Counselor designation. Students pursuing this 48-hour degree will be provided options in counseling psychology and marriage and family. Curriculum includes career counseling and guidance, psychopathology, group therapy and human development.
For more information, please email Dr. Holly Johnson, hjohnson@tarleton.edu.
Master of Science, Human Resource ManagementTarleton State University (TSU)
This degree is a 36-hour in Human Resource Management. The major focus will provide the student with a background in the major functional areas of human resource management, knowledge, skills, and abilities in the field, and the capacity to advance in the profession.
For more information check http://www.tarleton.edu/~mshrm/
Master of Science, Information SystemsTarleton State University (TSU)
The Master of Science in Information Systems degree is designed to develop student skills as an information systems professional. Those pursuing this degree will complete a comprehensive 36-hour program that includes coursework relating to telecommunications, systems analysis, database management, and research methods in information systems. Upon completion of the coursework, a comprehensive exam must be satisfactorily completed. This degree is totally online.
Students wishing to pursue this degree should email Dr. Steve Steed, at ssteed@tarleton.edu.
Master of Science, ManagementTarleton State University (TSU)
This degree is a 36-hour program designed for students aspiring to, or continuing in, general management and leadership roles in for-profit and not-for-profit businesses. The major focuses are leadership and change. This degree is especially attractive to managers already working in the field, those seeking management positions, those wanting to facilitate a change of careers, and to advance in a current position.
For more information check http://www.tarleton.edu/~msml/