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Evelyn T. Stone College of Professional Studies Fast-Track Degrees for Adults: Overview of Curriculum
The Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS) and Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) Fast-Track degrees offer innovative educational curriculums designed with the adult learner in mind. Below is the basic structure of all BPS/BLS degrees:
The first two courses in the BGS and BLS programs are designed to ensure students are prepared for advanced work in upper-level courses at Roosevelt:
The University Writing Requirement assures college-level competence in written work. The Roosevelt University Assessment exam (RUA) will help determine which courses, if any, are needed in these areas.
Eighteen majors in a variety of professional and liberal arts fields are available in the Fast Track program. The course requirements for each major are parallel to requirements in other degree programs (i.e., the BPS in Psychology has the same requirements in the major as the BA in Psychology). Click here to see a list of available majors.
Small, interactive, and interdisciplinary seminars provide students with a comprehensive general education experience.
Students may waive one PLS Senior Seminar with nine semester hours of appropriate transferable credit in a single seminar area; students with an Associates Degree in Arts or Science may waive two Senior Seminars.
This capstone course is a guided research project on a topic of interest to the student. This project helps students integrate the varied components of their educational experience and reflect upon their chosen area of study. Many students find it an excellent preparation for graduate study.
Other requirements of all BPS/PLS degree seekers:
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