Asbury's College's ACHIEVE Program  is an adult degree completion program. ACHIEVE serves nontraditional students age 23 and older who have about 39 college credits prior to enrolling. Students with less hours can enroll in ACHIEVE online courses to fulfill general education and elective credits. ACHIEVE online courses are flexible and fast paced. Students complete major courses one night a week, one course at a time. Each course lasts just 5 weeks. Periodic breaks are integrated into the schedule. In about 2 years, students can complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and Ethics or Elementary Education.

Eastern Kentucky University Bachelor of General Studies  allows you and your advisor to design an interdisciplinary curricula from a variety of course offerings. If you’ve completed an AA, AS or AAS degree at KCTCS, you can complete this degree in an additional two years (68 hours) of study.

Kentucky State University Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies/General Studies Option  allows you to complete coursework in a broad area of concentration (for example, arts, humanities, social and behavioral science, natural science, business, education, technology, and health). The program is open to all associate degree completers, requires a 2.0 grade point average and can be completed in 128 hours.

Morehead State University Bachelor of University Studies/Completer Degree Option  allows you to complete a bachelor's degree in an additional two years (64 hours) of study. You can enter this program after earning your AA/AS or AAS degree from KCTCS and coursework can be in liberal arts, health services or an area that you and your advisor design to meet your unique needs.

Murray State University’s Bachelor of Independent Studies  provides more flexible bachelor’s degree options and alternative methods of earning credits. Associate degree holders can choose from correspondence courses, telecourses, and Web courses to fulfill the requirements of this bachelor’s degree. If you have applied associate degree from KCTCS, the Capstone Option lets you receive credit for technical and occupational coursework and complete your bachelor’s degree through additional study in a field of interest.

Northern Kentucky University’s Bachelor of Organizational Leadership  allows you to complete a bachelor’s degree in two additional years (not more than a total of 128 hours). This program, designed for associate degree holders, can be completed through traditional face-to-face classes, offered primarily in the evenings or weekends, or can be taken completely online.

University of the Cumberlands Bachelor Degree Completion Option  allows transfer students to complete a bachelors’ degree in two additional years of study. This option is available to all associate degree completers and can generally be completed in 128 hours. Students may complete their degree through traditional on campus classes, or for those interested in Business Administration, an online only option is available.

University of Louisville’s Bachelor of Science in Workforce Leadership  focuses on preparing you for designing, delivering, and evaluating job-related training and interventions. You will receive credit for associate degree completion, technical courses, specialized training, or documented learning experiences in a work environment.

Western Kentucky University’s Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies Degree  allows you to complete at least 37 semester hours of course work in a broad area of emphasis, which can include arts, humanities, science, business, education, technology, health, organization and communication of ideas, or social and behavioral science. Students from any associate degree program may qualify for admission. WKU also offers the Bachelor of Applied Technology  and the Bachelor of Computer Information Technology  for applied associate degree holders.