In this program, you will learn:

• A broad understanding of economics across both market and non-market economies
• The fundamentals of accounting, including business transactions, payroll, and financial statements
• A working knowledge of the management function within an organization
• A survey of how business works, from entrepreneurship and leadership to law and financial management
• Marketing fundamentals, including sales, promotion, consumer behavior, and research
• The basic principles of finance and how to use financial information to make sound business decisions

These are the core business courses that define the degree:

Administrative Assistant
Supports the daily operations of an office or department through scheduling, communication, recordkeeping, and coordination.

Sales Representative
Sells products or services to customers, builds relationships, and works to meet sales goals.

Customer Service Representative
Serves as the point of contact for customers, answering questions and resolving issues to keep clients satisfied.

Accounting Clerk
Handles routine financial tasks such as recording transactions, processing invoices, and maintaining accurate records.

Marketing Assistant
Supports marketing campaigns through research, content, scheduling, and coordination of promotional activities.

Office Coordinator
Keeps an office running by managing schedules, supplies, communication, and day-to-day logistics.

Retail Supervisor
Oversees staff and operations in a retail setting, including scheduling, customer service, and sales targets.

Bank Teller
Handles customer transactions, account services, and basic financial guidance at a bank or credit union.

This degree also provides a strong foundation for continuing into a bachelor's program in business or a related field.