The Associate of Arts in Business Administration (AABA) program provides the foundation and skills necessary for entry into the various fields of business. The attainment of an Associate’s Degree meets the needs of adult students to prepare them for professional opportunities or higher degree levels.
The Associate of Arts in Business Administration (AABA) program provides the foundation and skills necessary for entry into the various fields of business. The attainment of an Associate’s Degree meets the needs of adult students to prepare them for professional opportunities or higher degree levels.
1) High school diploma, GED, or its recognized equivalent
2) Application for Admission
3) Complete New Student Orientation
Possible career avenues with an Associate of Arts in Business Administration
An Associate of Arts degree in Business Administration will enable students to demonstrate a sound understanding of business concepts, design effective and sustainable business, and strategic plans with an understanding of social, ethical, and legal issues in business management. The AABA is also an important milestone for students’ educational goals.
Business Concepts
Strategic Planning
Business Models
Business Management
The Associate of Arts degree in Business Administration requires completion of 60 semester credits of coursework which includes 33 credits of General Education or Elective courses and 27 credits of Business Administration courses.
A. English Communication: 6 Credits/2 Courses
GEN 101 English Composition I
GEN 201 English Composition II
B. Mathematics/Science/Computer Science: 9 Credits/3 Courses
GEN 104 Mathematics
GEN 105 Algebra
IST 221 Fundamentals of Computing
C. Social Science: 6 Credits/2 Courses
ACE 100 Accelerate, Connect, Equip
Social Sciences Elective (100/200)
D. Humanities and Fine Arts: 6 Credits/2 Courses
GEN 102 United States History
GEN 103 United States Government
E. General Education or Elective (100/200): 6 Credits/2 Courses
Elective
Elective
A. Accounting
ACC 222 Financial Accounting
B. Business
BUS 201 Business and Society
BUS 214 Business Statistics
BUS 215 Business Communication
BUS 225 Fundamentals of Business Ethics
C. Economics
ECO 215 Survey of Economics
ECO 220 Macroeconomics
D. Management
MGT 251 Organizational Behavior
E. Marketing
MKT 226 Principles of Marketing
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Principles of Financial Management |
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Calculus |
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Introduction to Psychology |
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Information Technology in Business |
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Data Communication and Database Management |
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Fundamentals of Database Management |
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Legal Issues in Information Technology |
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