Business Technology, General Business Option, AAS

The Business Technology program prepares the student for mid-level business positions.

There are five areas of concentration and various award levels in the Business Technology program from which students can choose:

• General Business (AAS)
• Information Technology Technical Support (AAS and diploma)
• Executive Assistant (diploma and certificates)
• Medical Office Management (AAS)
• Staff Accountant (AAS, diploma, and certificates)

The curriculum for these concentrations is intended for students planning to enter the workforce immediately after graduation.

Notes

• These programs are available in person or online.
• Students who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university should consult their faculty and transfer advisors early in their WNCC career to determine a curriculum best suited to their transfer goals.
• MATH - 1010 Intermediate Algebra  or higher may be taken instead of BSAD - 1500 Business Mathematics .
• Students may enroll in an internship after completing 12 or more program-specific credits and have a minimum 2.5 GPA. All internships must be pre-approved.

General Business Option

An Associate of Applied Science degree is available to students in the general business option.

Associate of Applied Science

AAS.5201 (60-62 credits)

Program Outcomes

At the conclusion of the program, students will be able to:

• Apply analytical and critical thinking skills to solve problems applicable to business. Promote and help students develop lifelong learning skills needed for professional and personal growth.
• Develop lifelong learning skills needed for professional and personal growth.
• Apply knowledge of business principles, concepts, and theories acquired throughout the program.
• Communicate business principles and decisions effectively using written and oral communication.
• Demonstrate the ability to use technology and computer software applications in business including library and online resources.
• Explore ethical issues and their impact on business and society.
• Demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to complete WNCC’s general education requirements for the associates degree.
• Demonstrate success at transfer institutions.