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The AA in Accounting program will build your understanding of financial principles and broad business skills, preparing you to be the well-rounded applicant employers seek. Learn accounting concepts such as statistics, economics, fiscal management, global business strategies and how to estimate the value of liabilities and equities. The required liberal arts coursework will expand your computer skills, writing techniques, critical thinking and analytical abilities, empowering you to apply accounting fundamentals in daily practice.

The AA in Business Administration will strengthen your knowledge of core concepts that can be applied when expanding an existing business or starting a new small business. Gain a foundational understanding of accounting, economics, law, human resources, information systems and management. The relevant coursework will also develop your effectiveness in areas such as technology, communication and critical thinking, empowering you to apply new learning in your current role immediately.

The AA in Management will prepare you for a career in organizational leadership across various industries. Coursework focuses on the fundamental business and economics principles you need to manage local, national and international organizations in today’s competitive market. With this versatile degree, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of information systems, human resources, marketing and more, plus build a broad liberal arts foundation in psychology, writing and literature.

Learn marketing principles along with management, business and liberal arts topics with the AA in Marketing. Study how to administer research to identify market segments and estimate product demand in order to set prices for businesses. Coursework will also prepare you to manage business accounts. Advance your career in this high-demand field by building a fundamental understanding of the various methods for marketing goods, services and ideas to persuade buyers and influence consumer behavior.

The AS in Computer Information Systems will prepare you for opportunities in the high-demand technology industry. Curriculum will build your fundamental knowledge of how information systems collect and distribute data, plus deliver a strong liberal arts foundation that emphasizes soft skills such as computer literacy, written communication and verbal presentation. Become adept in core concepts, including the organizational components of information systems, commercial software applications, IT infrastructure, the system development cycle and object-oriented programming for Java.

The AA in Healthcare Management will prepare you with the computer, accounting and economics skills you need to help medical centers run their operations efficiently. Learn health care fundamentals such as organizational structures and medical ethics plus leading health care practices, including resource allocation and managed care. Required liberal arts courses will also build your verbal and written communication skills. The versatile coursework will empower you to become a top candidate for roles in a variety of medical settings.

The AA in Aviation Management provides knowledge of aeronautics and business fundamentals, preparing you to be a well-rounded applicant within the field. This nonflight aviation program is affiliated with the Partnership to Enhance General Aviation Safety, Accessibility and Sustainability and includes courses in aviation planning and safety, national airspace systems, air transportation management and contemporary issues employees face in the field. Students with existing industry credentials who can pass our aviation exam may be eligible to receive college credits toward the degree.

The AA in Applied Psychology will provide you with specialized knowledge of psychological principles, preparing you to identify, understand and develop solutions for issues individuals face. You will study the major concepts of applied psychology plus a variety of general and concentrated subsets in psychology and sociology, including theoretical perspectives, historical trends and empirical findings. The flexible curriculum includes the development of liberal arts fundamental skills while empowering you to choose electives based on your unique professional goals.