Troy University

Degrees Bachelors

Troy University

Program Overview

Troy University provides you with a comprehensive, competitive education you can complete anytime, anywhere. Programs currently funded under the BHMT / TROY partnership include Human Services, Psychology, and Business Administration and Global Business – concentration in Human Resource Management.

Troy University has been recognized by the Princeton Review, U.S. News and World Report, Military Times and more as having some of the best undergraduate programs in the Southeast and nation.

Program Highlights

Delivery type:

100% Online (semester terms) Fall, Spring, Summer.

States:

CA, CO, DC, GA, HI, MD, OR, VA, WA.

Registration:

Please contact Connor Couch, ccouch@troy.edu

Length of Term:

You can complete each course in as little as 15 weeks.

Course Enrollment Maximum:

You can enroll in a maximum of two undergraduate courses per semester.

Program Details:

If you are transferring from Coastline Community College, Troy University participates in the Learning 1st Program.
BS Human Services
BS Psychology
BS Business Administration – Global Business – Concentration in HRM
If you have questions regarding the eligibility criteria or registration process contact Connor Couch, Program POC at ccouch@troy.edu

Affordability

Cost:

A maximum of $5250 per calendar year will be paid directly to Troy University on your behalf. If the full $5250 is available, no out-of-pocket cost is required for this option. BHMT will use your available KP tuition reimbursement funds for eligible expenses.
Please work with your school advisor to determine possible out-of-pocket costs.

Academic Calendar

Admission Requirements

You must be a BHMT eligible participant.
Freshman Adult Learner: Students who meet one of the following criteria are considered Adult Student status and are not required to submit ACT/SAT scores unless the high school GPA is below a 2.0: Active duty military member/veteran or a full-time employee or assumed adult responsibility (parent/guardian/spouse) or be 21 years of age or above.
- All applicants who are graduates of accredited high schools must submit an official transcript showing graduation and a minimum of fifteen Carnegie units, with three or more units in English. Of the units presented, eleven must be in academic courses. Applicants who are graduates of non-accredited secondary schools may be admitted provided they meet the same requirements as students from accredited schools.
Transfer Student: 12+ semester hours with a final GPA of 2.0 (non-developmental and non-dual enrollment college credit) from regionally accredited institutions. Students transferring to Troy University must provide official transcripts from any previously attended institution attended prior to planned enrollment. All transfer students who transfer will have their credits evaluated in order to determine transfer equivalency.
- Troy University offers you an unofficial “FREE in 48” equivalency report of your undergraduate transfer credits that you have already completed. If you wish to receive an unofficial transfer evaluation:
  - Email Connor Couch at ccouch@troy.edu. Use the subject line BHMT – Unofficial Transfer Evaluation.
  - Attach unofficial copies of transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
  - Include your program of interest.

Admission Process

You must first be accepted into the BHMT degree completion program. Start by contacting your Career Counselor to work together on your Career Plan, maximize your benefits, and make sure your education supports your career goals.
Upon referral by the BHMT Career Counselor, meet with your BHMT Academic Success Coach to confirm your learning readiness and develop an educational resource plan.
Your BHMT Academic Success Coach provides the BHMT referral certificate to your Admissions Advisor.
Your Admissions Advisor contacts you to complete the application process.

Troy Advisor Contact

Contact ccouch@troy.edu for detailed information on Troy University’s Bachelor’s degree curriculum and admissions process.

Computer/Skill Requirements

Prep and Computer Skills Prior to Applying
- You are required to have a basic knowledge of computer and Internet skills.

Recommended Computer Specifications
- A reliable computer, up-to-date software, and an Internet connection are the critical components required to ensure the successful completion of your coursework.
- If you don’t have access to a reliable computer, we can lend you one! Learn more.

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