Students in the program are working professionals who have either completed an Associates in Arts degree or have partially completed a Bachelor's degree. Students who have accumulated between 60 and 75 undergraduate credits with a GPA of at least 2.5 and have a minimum of two years work experience are eligible for the program. Students who do not have the 60 credits or the prerequisite courses may make them up in the regular college curriculum. The curriculum is structured around six modules that are composed of three courses each. In addition to the prerequisite work, all students take Career and Life Work Planning.
Students complete courses in each of the modules and a final integrative project.
Course planning is determined in conference with the Dean of the program. The accelerated Bachelor of Science program utilizes a seven-week modular format. The scheduling of class times involves evenings and Saturdays to accommodate the schedules of working adult students. The program has a rolling admissions process, and applications may be submitted throughout the year. Many students choose to join the program in September or January.