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Online AAS Degree in
Business Administration Curriculum
The Northwestern College Business Administration Degree Program offers you the option of taking courses that give you a general business education, or you can choose a concentration in Human Resources or Marketing and Sales.
Students fulfilling degree requirements for an Associate in Applied Science degree in Business Administration must complete 103 credit hours of courses, including 37 general education credit hours.
Business Administration Courses: 40 Credit Hours
BUSN.100 Introduction to Business / 4 credit hours
BUSN.106 Business Law I / 4 credit hours
BUSN.120 Management / 4 credit hours
BUSN.131 Macroeconomics / 4 credit hours
BUSN.132 Microeconomics / 4 credit hours
BUSN.140 Finance / 4 credit hours
BUSN.160 Marketing / 4 credit hours
BUSN.250 Business & Professional Ethics / 4 credit hours
BUSN.260 Principles of Selling / 4 credit hours
BUSN.263 Advertising / 4 credit hours
Accounting Courses: 20 Credit Hours
ACCT.110 Financial Accounting I / 4 credit hours
ACCT.120 Financial Accounting II / 4 credit hours
ACCT.130 Financial Accounting III / 4 credit hours
ACCT.160 Computerized Accounting / 4 credit hours
ACCT.230 Income Taxes for Individuals / 4 credit hours
Computer Courses: 6 Credit Hours
CPTR.125 Presentation Graphics / 2 credit hours
CPTR.130 Intermediate Spreadsheet / 2 credit hours
CPTR.140 Intermediate Database / 2 credit hours
Have questions about the curriculum of Northwestern College’s online degree in Business Administration?Request more information or call us at (866) 491-2195 to speak to one of our admissions representatives.
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