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Business Administration

The Business Administration program at »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓÆµ provides students with a strong foundation in business principles, including management, marketing, accounting, and finance. The program prepares students for careers in business or continued education toward a bachelor's degree.

Students may also complete an associate degree in Accounting, Marketing, or Management while building the skills needed to succeed in today’s business environment. View the Business Administration Fact Sheet.

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS

Curriculum Overview

ACCT 200Elements of Accounting I3
ACCT 201Elements of Accounting II3
BADM 202Principles of Management3
COMM 110Fundamentals of Public Speaking3
ECON 201Principles of Microeconomics3
ECON 202Principles of Macroeconomics3
ENGL 110College Composition I3
MATH 103College Algebra3
MATH 210Elementary Statistics3
ENGL 120English Composition II OR3
ENGL 125Introduction to Professional Writing3
Core Credit Total
 
30
Arts, History, Humanities - Minimum of two (2) departments9
Lab Science - Four (4) credit lab science required4
Social Science - POLS 115: American Government is suggested for Accounting transfers to a 4-year institution3
Physical Education - University 101/HPER2
Program Electives15
TOTAL CREDITS
63

Accounting Certificate

Professionals in accounting and business administration need the skills to process and interpret financial information accurately. The Accounting Certificate at »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓÆµ focuses on accounting fundamentals and financial skills used in business settings. Students develop knowledge in financial decision-making, reporting, and analysis while connecting classroom learning to real-world business situations. View the Accounting Certificate program page.

CURRICULUM

ACCT 207Managerial Accounting3
ACCT 211Financial Forecasting and Budgeting3
ACCT 218Computer Applications in Business3
ACCT 231Income Tax Procedures3
BUSN 254Financial Statement Analysis3
Total Credits
15

Management Certificate

The Management Certificate at »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓÆµ develops supervisory and entry-level business skills. Students build competencies in leadership, organizational planning, human resources, business communication, and team coordination. Coursework emphasizes problem-solving and conflict management in workplace settings. View the Management Certificate program page.

CURRICULUM

BUSN 170Entrepreneurship3
BADM 201Principles of Marketing3
BADM 240Sales3
BADM 241Sales Management3
BADM 280Personnel Management3
Total Credits
15

Marketing Certificate

A marketing degree opens doors across many industries, as nearly every business relies on marketing professionals. Career options include roles in advertising, brand management, market research, and public relations.

The Marketing Certificate at »Æ¹Ï¶ÌÊÓÆµ introduces students to core marketing concepts used in business environments. Students study strategic marketing, consumer behavior, sales, and digital engagement. Coursework includes market research, branding, communication strategies, and the use of data to support marketing decisions.

View the Marketing Certificate program page.

CURRICULUM

BADM 201Principles of Marketing3
BADM 210Advertising I3
BADM 240Sales3
BADM 260Principles of Retailing3
BADM 265Digital Marketing3
Total Credits
15
Quote from Business Administration Student: My program is great, I really appreciate the flexibility and schedules of the business faculty. They make it really easy on students to be successful.  The program has given me knowledge and a greater grasp of what I really want to do in my future career. Taking a wide variety of courses that are offered have really allowed me to narrow down what I really do want to do in life.

Questions About Business Administration?

Connect with our faculty to learn more about admissions, requirements, and the Business Administration program.

Dr. Cindy Brown, Professor
Cindy.M.Brown@lrsc.edu 

Scott Sandy, Accounting Instructor
Scott.D.Sandy@lrsc.edu