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• Daytona State offers 12 bachelor’s degrees in business, , nursing, engineering technology and information technology. • Our bachelor’s degrees follow the 2+2 model, meaning you first earn your two-year associate degree, followed by two years of bachelor’s degree studies. • Most bachelor’s degree programs can be completed entirely or partially online. • Daytona State students pursuing bachelor’s degrees save thousands in tuition costs compared to students at four-year institutions. • According to the U.S. Department of Labor, people with bachelor’s degrees earn as much as $1 million more over the course of their lives thanBEST those ONLINE with only a high school diploma. BACHELOR’S

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Now, chooseBEST ONLINE your career field. Check outBACHELOR’S your options online! th ClickU.S. on NEWS the & WOinteractiveRLD REPORT program links: DaytonaState.edu/Career-Pathway-Guide Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management

Daytona State’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management program will prepare you to advance in your career, no matter your current field of business and industry. Students may also choose a concentration in Hospitality, Management or Project Management.

Jobs Salary * Account Manager Salaries can vary depending on Administrative Services your career field; however, salaries for four-year degreed management Manager professionals in most fields range from $46,000 to well over $100,000. Business Analyst Budget Manager Daytona State tuition is less than half the national Computer Service Manager average for public Health Care Supervisor four-year colleges and . Hospitality Manager Human Resource Manager IT Manager 56% Owner/Operator Daytona State National Average Production Supervisor LESS Tuition Tuition Training and Development Manager * As reported by the U.S. Department of Labor. Daytona State College offers an affordable option to earn a BS in Accounting degree. This degree is offered in a 2+2 format. Applicants must have earned an AS degree in either Accounting Technology or Business Administration. Students with an AA degree or from other AS programs who complete required prerequisites will be eligible to enter the BS in Accounting program.

“This presents students in our service area an affordable option to acquire a highly specialized, well-paying skill – one that will set them on a career path that will be fulfilling and rewarding,” said Max Nagiel, Chair of the School of Business Administration. “The program also aims to close an existing gap in the supply of BS in Accounting graduates and the local and regional demand in our service area.”

Through additional coursework, graduates of this bachelor’s program may continue on to obtain the Florida Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license. in Accounting

The BS in Accounting program will prepare you for positions in business and accounting in the private and public sectors. Learn how to conduct financial accounting, cost accounting, budget control, and auditing, for specific for-profit, public, and non-profit organizations. Bachelor’s Degree Jobs Salary

Accounting Accountant, Auditor $63,160 - $112,880 Business Analyst $71,250 - $123,080 Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology

Be a problem solver and innovator as an engineering technologist. At Daytona State, you can select from a comprehensive degree track or a Concentration in Electrical Engineering Technology. Students may also choose an Advanced Technical Certificate in Construction & Design. Bachelor’s Degree Jobs Salary

Engineering Technology Engineering Technologist $31,890 - $83,360 (Comprehensive focus) Engineering Technician Architectural Engineering Technician Industrial Engineering Technician Mechanical Engineering Technician

Engineering Technology Electronics Engineering $31,890 - $83,360 (Electrical Engineering Technology Technician concentration) Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technician Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Prepare for a career in the expanding fields of information technology, network security, digital forensics, databases and programming. Students may also choose an Advanced Technical Certificates in Cybersecurity and Cyberforensics and/or Web Systems Software Development. Bachelor’s Degree Jobs Salary

Information Technology Database Administrator $46,630 - $126,040 Network Administrator Data Communications Analyst Computer Specialist Bachelor of Science in Education

Achieve your dream of becoming a teacher by enrolling in one of seven bachelor’s degrees in education. These programs deliver innovative curriculum taught by experienced and dedicated faculty.

First-time-in-college students who meet other criteria can earn their degree for $10,000.

Bachelor’s Degree Jobs Salary

Elementary Education and $37,000 - $63,098 Elementary School Teacher

Exceptional Student Education Teacher $37,000 - $63,098 Exceptional Student Education Teacher

Secondary High School Mathematics $37,000 - $63,098 Education Teacher Secondary Biology Education High School Biology $37,000 - $63,098 Teacher High School Science Teacher

Secondary Earth/Space High School Science $37,000 - $63,098 Education Teacher Secondary High School Chemistry $37,000 - $63,098 Teacher Secondary Education High School Physics $37,000 - $63,098 Teacher Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN)

Daytona State’s RN-BSN program provides a seamless transition from the associate degree to the baccalaureate degree and prepares you for a broader scope of nursing practice.

Bachelor’s Degree Jobs Salary

Nursing (RN-BSN) Nurse $62,850 - $86,780 Nurse Administrator Nursing Educator Alumni Quotes

Carlos Ardila Psychiatric nurse for Florida State Hospital

Carlos Ardila was among the first to earn his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from DSC in May 2015, an achievement that opened a door to new opportunities.

Today, Ardila, is a forensic psychiatric nurse, working at Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee, under contract with the state’s Agency for Persons with Disabilities Departmental Disabilities Defendant Program. He specializes in managing offenders with psychological, social and behavioral disorders, assessing and selecting patients for treatment and providing rehabilitative care and supervision.

“My is always interesting, always challenging,” he said. “No two days are ever quite the same, and I find that very exciting. I now have a career that is far more satisfying and personally rewarding than I ever expected.” Jessica Gonzalez 4th grade teacher, Rimfire Elementary, Flagler County

Having always been a shy girl in school, Gonzalez credits the BSED professors for her success. “My professors gave me all the tools I needed to complete the bachelor’s degree, and it was my job to open up that toolbox and take out all the resources and strategies that they taught me so I could implement them in the classroom. They cared and they pushed me to go in front of the classroom and give my presentations, with no judgment or anything, which was awesome for me.”

Stacey Robinson Asst. Housing Occupancy Specialist, City of Daytona Beach

Well into his 40s, Stacey Robinson decided to enroll in DSC’s School of and earned his GED in 2013. With that accomplishment, his drive and determination kicked in. He earned an associate of arts degree in 2016, his BAS in 2018, both with honors, and an academic scholarship to Nova Southeastern to work on his Master’s in Business Administration.

“I really like my job and want to see what opportunities come with it.” It all goes back to dedication and determination, he noted. “Never give up on yourself. It’s never too late.” Apply Today!

Call our admissions office, (386) 506-4DSC, or visit DaytonaState.edu. To arrange a tour, call (386) 506-4471.

Daytona State College serves some 26,000 students a year across its seven campuses – Daytona Beach, DeLand, Deltona, Flagler/Palm Coast, New Smyrna Beach/Edgewater, the News- Journal Center and the Advanced Technology College.

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