The phrase "bachelor's program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a university or college program that leads to a Bachelor's degree. For example, "I am enrolled in a Bachelor's program in Business Administration at my university."
Adam Wilson, 21, said he would graduate from the institute's bachelor's program in 2014 with $126,000 in student loans.
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At the Culinary Institute of America, the biggest increases in enrollment have been in the four-year bachelor's program.
FIT honored Roger's achievements at the annual Cartier Scholarship luncheon for the bachelor's program in cosmetics in 1997.
In turn, C.I.A. students who are accepted into Cornell's hospitality management bachelor's program get credit for their associate's degree.
— Tanya Caldwell My brother is planning to return to acting school after having dropped out of a bachelor's program a few years earlier.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article mentioned master's degree programs at public universities when it's the student tuition burden of Bachelor's programs at universities that offer master's degrees that have spiked.
The Rochester campus offers doctorate, master's, and bachelor's programs.
But admissions requirements to bachelor's programs at top-tier colleges actually range widely, from forgiving to impressively steep.
Of the students who enrolled in 2008-9, for example, 84 percent in the associate degree programs were gone by September 2010 (63 percent had left the bachelor's programs).
Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Capella University, the Company offers a range of doctoral, master's and bachelor's programs.
