ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE

Business Administration

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

This program is designed to prepare the student to fulfill administrative duties required for the general operations of the office, provide administrative support services, and build individual knowledge of managerial techniques.

STUDENT PROFILE

As a Business Administration student, you should be able to:

PREPARATION FOR ADMISSION

The following experiences will help you prepare for this program:

CAREER PREPARATION

Employers will expect you, as a Business Administration graduate, to be able to

CAREER OUTLOOK

Graduates of this program are in demand. Positions available to you after graduation include:

CURRICULUM

Course Number Course name Offered Credits 
General Requirements
EDC 110 Introduction to Higher Education Fall/Spring 3
ENG 101 Composition I Fall/Spring 3
NAS 100  Introduction to Tribal Cultures Fall/Spring 3
ENG 221 Basic Communications Fall/Spring 3
12
Knowledge Courses
Elective Humanities & Social Sciences   3
Elective Physical & Natural Sciences   7
Elective Aesthetic Experience   3
13
Core Business Courses
CPS 101 Computer Applications Spring 3
BUS 160 Professional Development/Interpersonal Skills Fall 3
BUS 110 College Accounting I Fall 3
BUS 231 Business Law Fall 3
BUS 240 Principles of Management Spring 3
BUS 200 Computerized Accounting Spring 3
BUS 260 Business Communications Fall 3
BUS 228 Introduction to Marketing Fall 3
BUS 220 Microeconomics Fall 3
BUS 221 Macroeconomics Spring 3
30
Business Adminstration
BUS/MTH 225 Applied Statistics Spring 3
MATH 113 Basic Statistics Fall 3
MATH 230 Calculus I Spring 5
11
Total Credits 66

PROGRAM:   66 credits