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Spring Semester 2024 Catalog

Business Administration, Associate of Science Degree

Overview

Offered at the Augusta Campus and fully online

Entrance Dates: Fall, Spring, Summer
Length of Program: Five Terms
Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 67

Program Description: The Associate of Science Business Administration degree is a sequence of courses designed to provide students the opportunity to obtain an associate degree that is transferable, without loss of credit*, which will lead to a bachelor's degree in business-related concentrations such as Accounting, Management, Marketing, or Management Information Systems.

*Existing articulation agreements are published on the college website.

Curriculum Outline

Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 67

AREA I, 9 credits

ENGL 1101COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC

3

ENGL 1102LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION

3

SPCH 1101PUBLIC SPEAKING

3

AREA II, 12 credits

 
POLS 1101AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

3

 

HIST 2111U.S. HISTORY I (TO 1877)

3

OR

HIST 2112U.S. HISTORY II (SINCE 1865)

3

 

ECON 1101PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3

OR

PSYC 1101INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

3

OR

SOCI 1101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3

 
(Select one course not already used to satisfy another AREA II requirement)
ECON 1101PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3

HIST 1111WORLD HISTORY I (TO 1500)

3

HIST 1112WORLD HISTORY II (SINCE 1500)

3

HIST 2111U.S. HISTORY I (TO 1877)

3

HIST 2112U.S. HISTORY II (SINCE 1865)

3

PSYC 1101INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

3

SOCI 1101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3

AREA III, 14 credits

MATH 1111COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

(Select two science courses with corresponding lab from the list below)
BIOL 1111BIOLOGY I

3

AND

BIOL 1111LBIOLOGY LAB I

1

 

BIOL 1112BIOLOGY II

3

AND

BIOL 1112LBIOLOGY LAB II

1

 

CHEM 1151SURVEY OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

3

AND

CHEM 1151LSURVEY OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB

1

 

CHEM 1152SURVEY OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

3

AND

CHEM 1152LSURVEY OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY LAB

1

 

PHYS 1110CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS

3

AND

PHYS 1110LCONCEPTUAL PHYSICS LAB

1

 

PHYS 1111INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I

3

AND

PHYS 1111LINTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I LAB

1

 

PHYS 1112INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS II

3

AND

PHYS 1112LINTRODUCTORY PHYSICS II LAB

1

(Select one course from the list below or another science with lab from the list above)
MATH 1113PRECALCULUS

3

MATH 1127INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

3

AREA I or IV Option, 6 credits

ARTS 1101ART APPRECIATION

3

ENGL 2130AMERICAN LITERATURE

3

HUMN 1101INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES

3

MUSC 1101MUSIC APPRECIATION

3

THEA 1101THEATER APPRECIATION

3

 

SPAN 1101INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE I

3

OR

SPAN 1102INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE II

3

 

Occupational Courses, 26 Credits

ACCT 1100FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I

4

ACCT 1105FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II

4

ACCT 2000MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING III

3

BUSN 2130EXPERT SPREADSHEET ANALYSIS

3

COMP 1000INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER LITERACY

3

ECON 2105PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS

3

ECON 2106PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

3

 

BUSN 1300INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

3

OR

MGMT 1120INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

3

 

Guided Pathway

You may click on any course below to view the course description and prerequisite information.

Students who do not follow the Course Sequence listed below may not be able to complete the program in the number of semesters shown.

Augusta Day and Online Program

PROGRAM NAME: Business Administration

AWARD: Associate of Science Degree

CAMPUS: Augusta

Year 1 Semester 1

COMP 1000INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER LITERACY

3

ENGL 1101COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC

3

MATH 1111COLLEGE ALGEBRA

3

POLS 1101AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

3

 

ECON 1101PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3

OR

PSYC 1101INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

3

OR

SOCI 1101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3

Note: Classes with "or" options can only be used to satisfy one program requirement. See curriculum

outline for more details.

Year 1 Semester 2

ACCT 1100FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I

4

BUSN 2130EXPERT SPREADSHEET ANALYSIS

3

ENGL 1102LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION

3

ECON 2105PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS

3

 

Year 1 Semester 3

ACCT 1105FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II

4

ECON 2106PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

3

 

HIST 2111U.S. HISTORY I (TO 1877)

3

OR

HIST 2112U.S. HISTORY II (SINCE 1865)

3

 

ARTS 1101ART APPRECIATION

3

OR

ENGL 2130AMERICAN LITERATURE

3

OR

HUMN 1101INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES

3

OR

MUSC 1101MUSIC APPRECIATION

3

OR

THEA 1101THEATER APPRECIATION

3

OR

SPAN 1101INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE I

3

OR

SPAN 1102INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE II

3

Note: Class choices for AREA IV must be from two different disciplines (cannot have the same prefix).

SPAN 1101 and SPAN 1102 cannot both be used to satisfy the AREA IV requirements.

Year 2 Semester 4

ACCT 2000MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING III

3

SPCH 1101PUBLIC SPEAKING

3

XXXX XXXXNATURAL SCIENCE AREA III*

4

 

ARTS 1101ART APPRECIATION

3

OR

ENGL 2130AMERICAN LITERATURE

3

OR

HUMN 1101INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES

3

OR

MUSC 1101MUSIC APPRECIATION

3

OR

THEA 1101THEATER APPRECIATION

3

OR

SPAN 1101INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE I

3

OR

SPAN 1102INTRODUCTION TO SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE II

3

Note: Class choices for AREA IV must be from two different disciplines (cannot have the same prefix).

SPAN 1101 and SPAN 1102 cannot both be used to satisfy the AREA IV requirements.

*Please see the curriculum outline tab for Area III Natural Science options.

Year 2 Semester 5

XXXX XXXXNATURAL SCIENCE AREA III*

4

 

BUSN 1300INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

3

OR

MGMT 1120INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

3

 

MATH 1113PRECALCULUS

3

OR

MATH 1127INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

3

 

ECON 1101PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3

OR

HIST 1111WORLD HISTORY I (TO 1500)

3

OR

HIST 1112WORLD HISTORY II (SINCE 1500)

3

OR

HIST 2111U.S. HISTORY I (TO 1877)

3

OR

HIST 2112U.S. HISTORY II (SINCE 1865)

3

OR

PSYC 1101INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

3

OR

SOCI 1101INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

3

Note: Classes with "or" options can only be used to satisfy one program requirement. See

curriculum outline for more details. Area II requirements require completion of 12 credit

hours. See curriculum outline for more details.