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BUSINESS

Associate in Arts Degree

            The Associate in Arts Degree in Business prepares students for a career in business or for advanced study at a four-year institution.  The College has many articulation agreements with four-year colleges designed to facilitate transfer to these institutions.  For further information, please see the Transfer Counselor.  The degree requirements consist of general education requirements and electives in preparation for a major area of study.

            See paragraph "Qualifications for Admission to Degree Program" for desired high school background.

            The specific objectives of this program are that the graduate must be able to demonstrate:

·         the ability to establish and maintain accounting systems;

·         knowledge of the principles and practices of American business;

·         knowledge of the principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics;

·         the ability to perform statistical procedures common to American business;

·         critical thinking, problem solving skills, and effective communication skills;

·         an awareness of and concern for the ethical implications of institutional policies and individual practices;

·         an awareness of the diverse factors that shape the world in order to keep pace with the changing society;

·         the ability to use technology for learning and research;

·         the ability to learn independently and to direct one's own learning.

 

Class Information: 

Students are encouraged to contact the specific institution as to transfer credit for the following business electives offered:

ACC 203, 204, 211

CIS 102, 201

PSY 102

BUS 105, 106, 107, 203, 205, 208  

MAT 146, 246SOC 101

 

WHERE YOU CAN GO FROM HERE

Students in this program complete the first two years of their baccalaureate program with a solid background in accounting, management and marketing.  Graduates transfer to senior colleges and universities and can take advantage of articulation agreements negotiated with senior receiving institutions.

 

 

Credit Information: 
Prerequisites: 

 


FIRST YEAR
First Semester
ACC 103  ACC 103 - Accounting I
ENG 101  ENG 101 - English Composition I
HIS 101  HIS 101 - Introduction to Western Civilization I *
  - A Modern Language
  - A Mathematics Course **
PSY 101  PSY 101 - General Psychology


Second Semester
ACC 104  ACC 104 - Accounting II
BUS 101  BUS 101 - Introduction to Contemporary Business
ENG 102  ENG 102 - English Composition II
HIS 102  HIS 102 - Introduction to Western Civilization II
  - A Modern Language Course
PSY 102  PSY 102 - Psychology of Personality ***
SOC 101  SOC 101 - Principles of Sociology

SECOND YEAR
First Semester
CIS 101  CIS 101 - Introduction to Information Systems ****
ECO 201  ECO 201 - Principles of Economics I
  - A 200 Level Literature Course
  - A Laboratory Science Course *****
  - A Business Elective Course


Second Semester
BUS 201  BUS 201 - Business Law I
ECO 202  ECO 202 - Principles of Economics II
MAT 146  MAT 146 - Brief Calculus with Applications ******
MAT 246  MAT 246 - Business Statistical Analysis
  - A Humanities Elective Course
  - A Laboratory Science Elective Course

* Either history (HIS 101and HIS 102) or a modern language courses can be taken. Must be a one-year sequence in either.

** 3-4 credits. See advisor to choose an appropriate mathematics course.

*** Either PSY 102 or SOC 101 can be taken.

**** CIS 100 may be preferred by some institutions to CIS 101. Students should ascertain which course is preferred by the institution they plan to transfer to.

***** A one-year laboratory science sequence is recommended.

****** Either MAT 146 or MAT 246 can be taken.

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