Our Division provides high-quality education according to people’s needs in the communities. Continuing education at the Division has two programs leading to a Bachelor’s degree. The first is the regular four-year academic program. Applicants must hold a high school diploma or equivalent academic standing.  Those who are admitted to this program must earn at least 128 credits to obtain a Bachelor’s degree. The other is the two-year program. Applicants must be graduates from a junior college or must hold equivalent academic standing.  Students are required to finish a minimum of 72 credits for a Bachelor’s degree.