Bachelor's Degrees News

Three new programs slated for Fall 2027 begin a five-year plan to expand bachelor’s degree programs across the system.

Maricopa Community Colleges is celebrating another historic commencement season, as the system prepares to confer over 300 bachelor’s degrees to graduates from nine programs.

GWCC’s inaugural cohort of RN-BSN graduates eagerly prepares to enter the workforce.

A better way to earn a bachelor’s degree starts with affordable, accessible pathways—Maricopa Community Colleges continue to lead the way.

26 bachelor’s degrees by 2032. What the new degrees mean for students, and the 10-college system.

South Mountain Community College’s Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Sciences program has received approval from the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners for the Licensed Addiction Counselor Technician.

Community college bachelor’s degrees are an affordable, accessible solution to higher education for Arizonans.

More than 5,200 students have already made the smarter, more affordable choice. The system remains focused on expansion.

Artificial Intelligence and two Business Administration tracks will welcome students fall of 2025.

MCCCD awards Arizona’s first-ever community college four-year Baccalaureate Degrees. Dr. Jill Biden delivers keynote remarks during Mesa Community College's commencement ceremony.

South Mountain Community College is proud to award its first-ever Baccalaureate Degrees in Behavioral Sciences.