Advertising and Marketing A.A.S.


Dakota College at Bottineau

Program Overview

The Advising and Marketing Associate in Applied Science degree offered by Dakota College at Bottineau is a completely online program. Students will explore public relations, media relations, or other similar fields. Those who are interested in this degree can expect to learn about promoting a company’s products and services, planning innovative sales strategies, writing press releases, sponsoring events, and creating advertisements.

Students can expect to finish this 61 credit hour program within two years, if they follow the suggested curriculum. Some courses offered include Principles of Marketing, Advertising, Principles of Management, Sales, Business Math, Entertainment Marketing, Public Relations, and Advertising Campaigns. Students will also choose a Business and Office Technology (BOTE) or Business Administration (BADM) elective course, a Math/Science/Technology elective, and another Technology elective course.

The BADM course called Advertising Campaigns is a capstone course for this program, and will be taken at the end of this program. Students will use knowledge gained from previous courses to demonstrate what is involved in creating a successfully advertising campaign.

Some careers students can consider entering into after successfully completing this degree are publicist, public relations, fund raiser, advertising sales agent, communications coordinator, assistant accountant managers, communications specialist, creative associate, customer research associate, and publicity director.

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    Program Details

    Degree Level: Associate

    Delivery Format: 100% Online

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    Accreditation & Licensing

    North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission

    Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission

    School Overview

    When the state constitution of North Dakota was ratified in 1889 it included a provision for a forestry school to help promote the growth of trees on the prairies. Seven years later the Dakota College at Bottineau opened up as a School of Forestry, using the land around it as a foundation for study in forestry, horticulture, sustainable vegetable production and wildlife.

    While the school is best known for its environmental studies, the two-year public college offers a wide variety of courses outside of forestry. There are Associate of Applied Science programs that provide two-year career and technical degrees in other subjects such as information technology and advertising and marketing, as well Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) transfer programs that lay out the base coursework for a bachelor's degree.

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