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BUSINESS A.A.: 006

View International Business: 149


This transfer curriculum is designed for students planning to attend a school of business at a four-year college. It provides a solid foundation for students majoring in such areas as finance, accounting, economics, marketing, management, or pre-law. Completion of all requirements for this curriculum will lead to the award of the A.A. in business.

Sophomore-level business students with a minimum 3.2 grade point average are eligible for an honors program that includes a seminar, mentoring, and an internship. Go to the Macklin Business Institute homepage for more information on this program.


First Semester
BA 101 Introduction to Business 3
  CA or CS elective* 3
  Mathematics foundation* 3 (4)
  Behavioral and social sciences distribution 3
  Elective‡ 3

Second Semester
EC 103 The Evolution of Economic Societies  
  or     
  Humanities distribution 3
  English foundation * 3
  Speech foundation 3
  Arts distribution 3
  Natural sciences non-lab or lab distribution 3 (4)

Third Semester
AC 201 Principles of Accounting I 4
EC 201 Principles of Economics I 3
  Health foundation 13
  Arts or humanities distribution 3
  Natural sciences lab distribution 4

Fourth Semester
AC 202 Principles of Accounting II 4
BA 210 Statistics for Business Administration
  or 
MA 116 Elements of Statistics* 3
EC 202 Principles of Economics II 3
MG 201 Business Law I* 3
  Elective ** 1–2

Total credit hours  60

* Students should consult an adviser regarding requirements at transfer institutions.

Select a course with any designator other than EC.

EN 101 will satisfy this elective.

** Use as needed to fulfill the 60-credit requirement.


International Business: 149
Business A.A.

Students intending to transfer who wish to have an emphasis in international business, which combines foreign studies with business, should follow the business A.A. curriculum but take two semesters of a single foreign language (as humanities distribution electives) and consider PS 203 as a behavioral and social sciences elective. Students should consult an adviser regarding requirements at transfer institutions.

Refer to course description pages to identify courses with prerequisites.
Courses in italics meet General Education requirements
.