Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Management
Where theory meets real-world application
Fast-track your way to success in the 21st century! Learn technology and management skills in a small, class, cohort-driven environment. This Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) program at Highline College is a structured, affordable 2-year program.
- Learn financial, management, and project-based skills that are in demand by regional employers.
- Specialize in global trade and take advantage of the rich logistics job market in the greater Seattle area.
- Supports your lifestyle with flexible course modalities.
- Affordable
- Conveniently located in your community
- Practical training that opens doors to upwardly mobile management jobs
- Apply your skills directly to your business, or to the business of your dreams!
Our bachelor’s degree puts you on the pathway to career success. Or, continue your educational journey with a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Washington (Seattle and Tacoma), Central Washington University, Washington State University, or many other local and national universities. Come join us for the journey!
“Highline has helped me to realize I have many hidden skills I was previously unaware of,” she said. “[The] BAS in global trade and logistics allows me to strengthen and utilize many of those skills.” — Emily Hamilton, Highline College Bachelor of Applied Science, Spring 2024
“Highline College is one of the best colleges in Washington,” Danish said, noting the college’s student diversity and helpful instructors. “That is the main reason that I chose Highline College for education and obtaining my AAS and BAS degree.” — Muhammad Nadir Danish, Highline College Bachelor’s Degree
graduate, 2022
Fast Facts
- 2-year, full-time cohort model
- Fall start
- Flexible modalities – online, in-person, and virtual (Zoom)
- Average cost of tuition is $14,772 plus books and other fees.
Have a question? Ask me!
Mary Kajoka
Department Coordinator and Faculty
Find out more!
Information Sessions
Come to one of our Information Sessions on Zoom.
Fridays from 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
- April 5
- April 19
- May 3
- May 17
- May 31