For anyone exploring the field of applied behavior analysis (ABA), your timing couldn’t be better. You might be a professional in another field and considering a career change. Or, you could already be working in ABA in an entry-level position. You may simply be fascinated with the scientific principles of learning and behavior. Whatever your situation, you are just in time to help fill a growing labor market need for professionals with ABA credentials by enrolling in Ball State bachelor's degree in applied behavior analysis with an emphasis in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The principles of ABA have many applications and have been shown to be effective for addressing the needs of individuals with ASD and other developmental disabilities. ABA is about using proven techniques and principles to bring about meaningful and positive change in socially significant behavior for children and adults. You will learn to help children and adults alike to address behavior and solve social problems and relationships between individual, family members, or people in the community.