Business Administration, A.S. (60 Credits)

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The Associate in Science in Business Administration offers a balance of introductory business and general education course work. Students will gain critical writing skills as well as analytical skills. Core course work includes an introduction to management, economics, marketing and accounting. Upon earning your A.S. in Business Administration and you are poised to continue directly into the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program, or seek employment as an office worker, small business operator, or team manager.

General Education Courses (36 Credits)

COM 238 - Professional Communications (3 Credits)
DATA 210 - Foundations of Data Management (3 Credits)
ENG 110 - Critical Reading (3 Credits)
ENG 130 - Critical Writing (3 Credits)
ENG 265 - Research Writing (3 Credits)
FYE 101 - First-Year Experience: Moving In (1 Credit)
FYE 102 - First-Year Experience: Moving Forward (1 Credit)
FYE 103 - First-Year Experience: Moving Up (1 Credit)
- Mathematics Option | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses. Students majoring in a business discipline should enroll in MAT-136):
  - MAT 120 - Foundations of Applied Mathematics OR
  - MAT 136 - Precalculus
- Critical Thinking, Innovation & Problem Solving Option | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses):
- Effective Communication Option | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses):
- Ethics & Cultural Awareness Option | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses):
- Personal Development & Professional Identity | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses):
  - FIN 208 - Getting Financially Fit
  - PSY 160 - Introduction to Psychology
- Meaningful Collaboration | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses):

Business Administration Major Courses (21 Credits)

ACC 206 - Accounting Principles I (3 Credits)
BUS 101 - Introduction to Business (3 Credits)
- Economics Option | 3 Credits (Choose one of the following courses):
  - ECO 200 - Microeconomics
  - ECO 201 - Macroeconomics
FIN 333 - Financial Management (3 Credits)
MGT 202 - Leadership & Organizational Behavior (3 Credits)
MKT 205 - Marketing Management (3 Credits)
STA 326 - Applied Statistics (3 Credits)

Open Elective (3 Credits)

Satisfy elective requirements by enrolling in any Undergraduate courses, totaling 3 credits.