Cost & earnings at Northwest Florida State College What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Management Sciences graduates earn a median $52,107 Across 365 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A Bachelor of Applied Science in Management and Supervision delivered through the Air University Associate Baccalaureate Cooperative is designed for Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) graduates seeking a civilian baccalaureate finish. It fits enlisted personnel aiming to move into supervisory or management roles and who need a flexible mix of online and in-person study.
The academic pathway is the BAS in Management and Supervision with a choice of emphasis in Health Care Management, Human Resources Management, or Supervision. Course delivery includes both online and face-to-face sections; the program's suggested academic plan identifies which courses are available online each semester. Completion follows the BAS curriculum requirements at Northwest Florida State College.
To be eligible you must have graduated from the Community College of the Air Force with an Associate in Applied Science and be admitted into the BAS: Management and Supervision program at Northwest Florida State College. Applicants begin by submitting NWFSC's general application and selecting one of the three emphases.
The curriculum is aimed at enlisted personnel transitioning toward civilian supervisory and management responsibilities. By pairing CCAF credit with baccalaureate coursework in management and supervision, the program supports advancement into roles that require managerial knowledge and applied leadership skills.
NWF State College emphasizes accessible and affordable education and is identified as a Military Friendly® school. For a detailed breakdown of tuition and fees students should consult the college's Billing and Refunds page. Military-affiliated students can also contact the Veterans Success Center for advising and transition services; the center can be reached at (850) 729-5375 or via email at veterans@nwfsc.edu. Additional academic supports for online students include Raider Central academic advising, the NWF Online hub, a Technology Help Desk, and virtual tutoring through the Academic Success Center.
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