Step 1 Apply to YVC

• Complete the online YVC Application. There is a $30 non-refundable application fee. Students do not need to complete the YVC application if they have been a student within the last twelve months.
• Apply for FAFSA/WASFA, if you intend to use financial aid.
• Send all official transcripts from previously attended colleges or universities to YVC admissions for evaluation if applicable.  Current YVC students who have submitted transcripts recently do not need to resubmit.

YVC Admissions
Yakima Valley College
PO BOX 22520
Yakima, WA 98907-2520

Step 2 Apply to the Program

Applications are accepted on an annual basis from March 1 – May 31. Do not submit BASM program applications before March 1.

• Complete and submit the BASM Application. This application is free.

Step 3 Wait for Notification

Applications are reviewed in June.  Students can expect a notification from the BASM program toward the end of June or early July.

If you are accepted, plan on attending a mandatory advising appointment in July and an orientation session the week before fall quarter classes begin.  Instructions will be sent with the program notification.

Final Admission Decision

Applicants will be awarded points on the following criteria:

• Completion of an associate’s degree
  • Additional points if the degree is business related

• GPA (higher GPA, increases points awarded).
  • Additional points awarded for completion of any, or all of the course options below:
    • Humanities course (5 credits)
    • Natural science course (5 credits)
    • Natural science lab course (5 credits)
    • Additional general education courses in any of the following: Communication, Quantitative, Humanities, Social Science or Natural Science (10 credits).
    • A minimum grade point average of “C” (2.0) must be achieved in the above courses

BASM Degree Worksheet

Upon successful completion of this program the student should be able to:

• Demonstrate effective communications, applying interpersonal and cultural awareness to business settings.
• Utilize critical thinking skills to analyze and problem solve quantitative, legal, ethical, and other general business situations.
• Apply information technology tools for problem solving and decision making.
• Examine core marketing principles and their use in decision making and developing business strategy.
• Differentiate the management functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling and their use in decision making and business strategy development.

Students from the BAS in Business Management program will be prepared for careers in a variety of occupations including:

• Sales Managers
• Industrial Production Managers
• Medical/Health Service Managers
• Natural Science Managers
• Social and Community Services Managers
• Human Resources Managers
• Management Analysts

For more information on the current employment trends, visit www.WorkforceExplorer.com

Fall Quarter 1st Year Students
BASM 300 Management Theory
BASM 380 Marketing for Managers
BA 256 Business Statistics

Winter Quarter
BASM 410 Project Management
BASM 415 Information Systems Management
*ACCT 235

Spring Quarter
BASM 420 Human Resources
BASM 360 Entrepreneurship & Small Business Strategy
BASM 325 Legal Issues

Fall Quarter 2nd Year Students
SOSCI 320 Organizational Behavior
BASM 450 Special Topics
BASM 340 Applied Financial Management

Winter Quarter
CMST 330 Organizational Communication
ECON 305 Managerial Economics
PHIL 315 Professional Ethics

Spring Quarter
BASM 435 Operations Management
BASM 490 Strategic Management

Course schedule is subject to change.

Students in the  Bachelor of Applied Science program pay upper-division tuition fees. Tuition is set by the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges which acts upon legislative authority. Rates are subject to change.

A full description of tuition and fees can be found on the Financial Aid website. You can also locate information on how to apply for grants and scholarships to pay for college.

All eligibility requirements must be completed by the end of the spring quarter.  If a student is completing any of the requirements during the summer quarter, they can still apply however, the application will be wait-listed until after the summer quarter.

1. Hold an associate’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university.
   • If you have completed 90 or more college-level credits without a degree please contact the BASM Coordinator to determine eligibility at BASM@yvcc.edu or 509.834.4522.
2. Minimum cumulative college-level GPA of 2.0
3. Completion of ENGL& 101 with a “C” or above
4. Completion of a Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning course with a “C” or above (e.g. Math& 107, Math 141, Math 148)
5. Microsoft proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Proficiency can be met by completing one of the following scenarios.
   • Completing IT 100 with a “C” or above, or
   • Completing BT 160 and IT 111 and IT 120 with a “C” or above, or
   • Proficiency through exam (see BASM Coordinator)