10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Early Childhood Care and Education Associate Degree (AD) at American Public University prepares you to work with young children from birth to 5 years of age in a variety of private and public childcare and educational settings.

The Nursing BSc course at American Public University is open to registered nurses who have earned an associate degree in nursing and have a current, active, and unencumbered license. 

Prepare to meet the evolving challenges of leadership within healthcare organizations, systems, and facilities with this Healthcare Administration BSc from American Public University (APU).

The Health Sciences Associate Degree (AD) at American Public University is designed for students interested in or currently working in the rapidly growing healthcare industry, and for those who have completed military training in the medical and health sciences. 

The Public Health Associate Degree (AD) at American Public University offers introductory courses in sociology, psychology, health, and wellness while looking at the American healthcare system. 

The Public Health BSc course at American Public University provides a professionally focused understanding of public health in America and abroad including the science, psychology, and sociology associated with public health issues. 

Combine your on-the-job culinary experience and training with theories and principles related to foodservice operations and management by studying the Culinary and Foodservice Management program at American Public University.

For a thorough examination of the medical and health sciences fields, enroll in the Health Sciences BSc course from American Public University (APU).

Expand your knowledge of the health information systems and technologies driving today’s healthcare industry with this Health Information Management BSc course from American Public University (APU).   

The Sports and Health Sciences BSc course at American Public University is a scientific study of human movement and human behavior relative to exercise, fitness, nutrition, health, and wellness.