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2012-2013 Official General Catalog 
    
2012-2013 Official General Catalog [Archived Catalog]

Business Administration: A.S.


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Associate in Science Transfer Program

The Business Administration program at Broome Community College is a sequence of courses in Business, Liberal Arts, and Math/Science that leads to the Associate in Science degree. The program is designed primarily to prepare the student for transfer to four-year schools although some students do seek employment immediately after graduation. The BCC Department of Business has transfer agreements with many universities which ensure graduates of full Junior status at the upper division school. Students completing the program also have the option of continuing studies at Broome Community College to receive a Bachelor’s degree through the New York State Excelsior College.

The program is designed to be completed in two years by the full-time student. Students who wish to pursue part-time studies may do so. Schedules can be personalized to fit many needs including the BCC College-on-the-Weekend program of study.

Program supervised by:

Rick Behr, Chairman
Office: Business Building, Room B-108
Telephone: 607 778-5133
E-mail: behrrp1@sunybroome.edu

Contact person:

Patrick O’Bryan, Coordinator
Office: Business Building, Room B-217
Telephone: 607 778-5175
E-mail: obryanpf@sunybroome.edu

See also: Management

FIRST YEAR


SECOND YEAR


Fall Semester 17 Credits


  • Advisor Approved General Education Course2 Credits: 3
  • Advisor Approved General Education Course2 Credits: 3
  • Lab Science Elective2 Credits: 4
  • PEDPhysical Education Credits: 1
  • Free Elective2 Credits: 3

Spring Semester 15-16 Credits


  • Advisor Approved General Education Course2 & 3 Credits: 3
  • ENG Advisor Approved ENG Course Credits: 3

Total Credits: 65-66


Notes


1 Depending on Mathematics entrance testing scores and Math background, QBM or Principles of Management.

2 Be certain to consult advisor when selecting electives.

3 See Advisor: Non general education electives may be acceptable for students not transferring or transferring to non-SUNY colleges.

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