Business Administration AAS Degree

• Understand financial statements.
• Apply basic business concepts.
• Analyze data and solve problems.
• Create and manage professional spreadsheets.
• Develop marketing strategies.
• Plan and track business projects.
• Lead teams and manage business operations.

Semester 1

• Applied Math or
  Statistics
• Composition I
• Financial Accounting
• Introduction to Business
• Principles of Marketing
• The College Experience

Semester 2

• Business Spreadsheets
• Composition II or
  Composition II: Technical Writing
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Principles of Management
• Small Business Management or
  Managerial Accounting or
  Business Statistics

Semester 3

• Business Ethics or
  Introduction to Ethics
• Human and Work Relations or
  Introduction to Psychology or
  Introduction to Sociology
• Human Resource Management
• Principles of Microeconomics

Semester 4

• Business Law
• Fundamentals of Oral Communication or
  Public Speaking
• Project Management Basics

Electives

• Business Statistics
• Digital Marketing
• Information Computing
• Introduction to Computers
• Introduction to International Business
• Managerial Accounting
• Principles of Retailing
• Problems and Issues in Supervision and Management
• Small Business Management
• World Regional Geography

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You can get right to work after your program. Or, if you plan to earn an associate degree and go on to earn a bachelor’s degree, consider your transfer options.

Many four-year colleges and universities accept a limited number of transfer and elective credits.

If you’re interested in transferring, you must work closely with an academic advisor here and at the transfer institution. This is important to ensure courses transfer and you meet program requirements.

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