The University of Toledo

Professional Studies

Are you looking for a degree completion program that will allow you to build upon the technical foundation you have and gives you access to leading-edge curriculum? Do you want adult-friendly services and class scheduling, without sacrificing quality professors and courses?

This degree completion program combines minors in high demand areas from the College of Business and Innovation with customized programming from the College of Adult and Lifelong Learning designed to develop professional effectiveness in the areas of information literacy, interpersonal communication and organizational culture.

You can earn a minor in Electronic Commerce and Information Technology, or Entrepreneurship and Family and Small Business in the Bachelor of Arts in Professional Studies.

Depending on your chosen program of study, you may or may not be able to complete it fully online.

After You Graduate
With this program, you can successfully implement your own business ideas, develop and manage new products and innovations, or position yourself to take advantage of the demand for Web developers, consultants and content managers.

Entrance Requirements
You must have an earned Associate degree, or 60 semester-hours of credit and a cumulative 2.0 g.p.a. to be eligible to enter the Professional Studies program.

Additional Information

If you would like more information about this program, we encourage you to:

Review the curriculum, and
College of Adult and Lifelong Learning Degree Programs Fast Facts (PDF)

Call your Online Admission Representative: 855.327.5695
Email: onlineadmissions@utoledo.edu

Contact the College of Adult and Lifelong Learning Student Services at 419.530.3142 for program information and advising

The University of Toledo is regionally accredited by the North Central Association (NCA) and is authorized to offer degrees online.

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