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May 14, 2026
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2026-2027 Catalog
Business Administration, AAS (3727)
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CIP: 520201
Program Description
The Business Administration, AAS program offers students a two-year general management degree. Supervisors and managers at all levels are a vital component of all organizations whether public, private, profit, or not-for-profit. Management is the most fundamental function of business. Modern firms need competent managers who can address emerging issues in a global economy while dealing with global competition, ethical issues, and diverse work groups. The types of businesses that employ graduates include government, restaurants, supermarkets, warehouses, utility companies, insurance companies, and many more.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this program, graduates will:
- Apply general business principles and practices to facilitate the success of a small business.
- Utilize managerial theory and skills related to leadership to create a positive business culture
- Demonstrate fundamental leadership, effective team building, motivation strategies, and decision making
- Demonstrate practices associated with managing a small business within a diverse community.
- Construct a professional business plan using the knowledge and skills required of a small business entrepreneur.
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Program Requirements
PROGRAM NOTES: - Associate-level programs require a minimum of 60 hours of credit. When programs allow flexible electives, it is the responsibility of the student to select an appropriate combination of electives to meet the minimum credit hour requirement for the program.
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