Business (A.S.)

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Business firms need people with a diversity of educational backgrounds. This degree serves as a foundation for various careers in business such as accounting, finance, marketing, advertising, and management.

Christian Studies Core - 15-21 Credits

BIB 2510 - Interpreting the Gospels 3 Credits
BIB/THE/CM Elective 3 Credits ³
ICS 3610 - Concepts of Global and Ethical Leadership 3 Credits *
BIB 1511 - Survey of Biblical Literature 3 Credits *
or
BIB 1520 - History of the Old Testament 3 Credits
and
BIB 1522 - History of the New Testament 3 Credits ³
THE 3520 - Foundations of Christian Thought 3 Credits *
or
THE 3522 - Systematic Theology I 3 Credits
and
THE 3524 - Systematic Theology II 3 Credits ³

General Education Core - 31 Credits

SOC 1510 - College Success Strategies 3 Credits ¹
ENG 1510 - College Writing and Research 3 Credits
ENG 1512 - Introduction to Literary Analysis 3 Credits
COM 1515 - Introduction to Public Communication 3 Credits
Humanities Elective 3 Credits ² *
FAR-Fine Arts Elective 3 Credits
Global Awareness Elective 3 Credits *
Lab Science Elective 4 Credits
Math Elective 3 Credits
HIS-History Elective 3 Credits

Concentration - 18 Credits

ACC 228 - Principles of Accounting I 3 Credits
BUS 130 - Concepts of Personal Finance 3 Credits
BUS 1520 - Introduction to Information Systems 3 Credits
BUS 350 - Principles of Marketing 3 Credits
BUS 3540 - Management Principles 3 Credits
ECO 331 - Principles of Macroeconomics 3 Credits *

Total - 64-70 Credits

¹Click HERE to view options for Social Science, Humanities, Global Awareness, and Fine Arts Electives.

²Counts towards 3 credits of the Social Science credits. Students who have successfully completed 60 credits with a GPA of at least a 2.0 may replace SOC 1510 with another Social Science elective.

³ Students may choose to fulfill the BIB/THE/CM elective requirement by taking BIB 1522 or THE 3524.

* Some courses from the Christian Studies Core and Major Core can be used to fulfill requirements in the General Education Core. By doing that the number of electives needed would increase so that the minimum of 64 credits is reached.