Business Administration for Transfer Degree
(AS Degree)
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Students looking to transfer to a four-year university to complete advanced degrees in business administration should complete the requirements for the Associate in Science - Business Administration for Transfer Degree. The courses are designed to meet lower division transfer requirements for business degrees such as accounting, marketing, management, international business, or finance. |
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Accounting
(AS Degree & Certificate of Achievement)
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The Associate of Science degree and Certificate of Achievement curriculum in Accounting can prepare you for an entry-level position and professional advancement in public, private, and governmental accounting. Entry-level employment opportunities include positions such as accounts payable/receivable clerk, payroll accountant, accounting paraprofessional, and tax examiner assistant.
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Small Business Operations
(AS Degree & Certificate of Achievement)
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The Small Business Operations associate degree and certificate curriculum is designed to prepare you for success in small business management. This includes starting, operating, and expanding a small business. The courses are geared towards the potential -or current- entrepreneur, as well as employees of small business firms.
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Business Information Professional Certificates (Levels I and II)
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The Business Information Professional certificates are designed to get you up to speed with the latest software applications primarily used in business, as well as improve professional communication skills. You will learn professional office skills and technologies that meet the requirements of a constantly changing office environment. Emphasis is placed on state-of-the-art technology, software, and communication skills necessary to succeed in the current job market. |
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Management and Supervision
(AS Degree and Certificate of Achievement)
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Our Management and Supervision program is designed to provide you with comprehensive knowledge of supervisory principles and applications, knowledge of human relations, and communication skills. The curriculum is designed to prepare you for entry level positions in management/supervision and to prepare current lead workers, first line supervisors, and middle managers for promotion to higher level positions in business, industry, government, and/or nonprofit organizations.
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Additional Information
For more information about degrees and certificates, please meet with a Business instructor and/or LMC counselor for help in selecting courses that will best suit your needs.