Business Administration
The Associate of Arts Degree (AA) Business Administration curriculum transfers to a four-year college, and prepares students to successfully enter occupations and careers in the business sector. Students learn basic accounting principles, contract law, business ethics and economic principles to aid them in starting or running a business. Career opportunities include entry-level management in banks, insurance companies, health organizations, educational institutions, manufacturing businesses, merchandisers, government, technology, and many more. In addition, the student will become acquainted with the history of the federal government’s relationship with Indian tribes and its legal effect on doing business in reservation communities.
Degree Requirements
General Education Requirements
Core I
| Communications | 9 |
Core II
| Mathematics and Science | 7 |
Core III
| Arts and Humanities | 6 |
Core IV
| Social Sciences | 6 |
Core V
| Native American Studies | 3 |
Core VI
| Computer Technology | 3 |
Core VII
| Health | 2 |
| Total Credit Hours: | 36 |
Program of Study Courses
Total Credit Hours: 60
Business Administration
First Semester (Fall)
Second Semester (Sp.)
Third Semester (Fall)
Fourth Semester (Sp.)
Total Credit Hours: 27
Program Learning Outcomes:
- Develop the ability to think critically and analyze problems
- Use business-related information processing systems with proficiency
- Relate macroeconomic and/or microeconomic principles to the current economy
- Demonstrate the ability to communicate and work with a variety of people in a team situation
- Perform accounting and finance functions as related to service and merchandising businesses
**For specific Learning Outcomes, see Associate of Art and Associate of Science Degree General Education