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The online Bachelor of Applied Science degree completion program from Purdue University Fort Wayne is designed to accommodate students who previously earned an Associate of Applied Science degree and have decided to complete a bachelor's. The curriculum builds on the foundation of the AAS, providing students with in-depth knowledge in one of three academic concentration areas:

• Business Specialty
• Leadership & Supervision
• Interdisciplinary

The online Bachelor of General Studies degree program from Purdue University Fort Wayne is designed to be customized to meet students' career and personal goals. The required areas of study provide broad exposure to the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, while electives permit students to explore areas of interest, receive credit for prior university-level experiential learning, and tailor the degree to their individual needs. 

Purdue University Fort Wayne offers an Associate of Science in Information Systems program that provides students with foundational knowledge and skills in computing and programming. Coursework covers topics such as visual basic applications, information systems, data and information management, and computer science.

Purdue University Fort Wayne offers a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program designed to prepare students for careers as computer professionals as well as possible graduate study. Focusing on a combination of business knowledge and technology, coursework covers topics such as business process management, IT security and risk management, and information systems project management.

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Purdue University Fort Wayne is an online sociology degree program.  Students will study society and the relationship between the individual and society, gaining a critical understanding of each.  The curriculum provides a strong general education foundation that this sociology coursework is built upon.  While a minor is not required, students are encouraged to study an area that is outside of the field but still supports it, such as:

• Anthropology
• Computer Science
• History
• Labor Studies
• Women’s Studies
• Economics

Graduates are prepared to continue their educations at the graduate level or to begin careers in the social services, law, human relations, criminal justice, government, education, mass media, and more.