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Business Administration

Associate in Science
Business Administration
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Overview

Overview

The Associate in Science degree in Business Administration prepares students to meet the challenges of today’s dynamic business and economic environments. Whether one wants to begin a new career or advance in the business world, this degree provides students with a solid foundation in business practice and the skills they need to succeed in industry today.

Flexible

Currently working? Have a crazy, busy life outside of work? We have you covered. Our courses are offered in various modalities and times to suit your schedule. Don’t put your life on hold.

Transferable

This Business Administration associate degree can also be the start of an affordable and attainable path to a bachelor’s degree. Spend two years at WMCC, and then spend two more years at any college or university with whom we have agreements, such as Plymouth State University, Southern New Hampshire University, and Granite State College. Then, spend a lifetime bragging about how smart you are and how much money you saved!

Practical

Learn the skills you need to succeed immediately in a business environment. In addition to acquiring a solid foundation in accounting and business processes, students learn how to develop and market products, write business plans, navigate the affairs of Human Resources, and interpret the intricacies of Business Law. By the end of the degree, students will have completed an internship to put into practice all they have learned: a perfect recipe for career success.

Curriculum

First Year

Fall SemesterLecLabCr
ACAD105WAcademic Readiness101
ACCT111WAccounting I303
BUS112WIntro to Business Administration303
ENGL120WCollege Composition404
MATH120WQuantitative Reasoning404
 Semester Totals15015
Spring Semester    
ACT114WFinancial Accounting303
BUS114WIntro to Business Logic and Ethics303
COMP110WBusiness Computer Applications303
ECON112WPrinciples of Microeconomics303
MATH214WStatistics404
 Semester Totals16016
 Total Credits for Year  31

Second Year

Fall Semester    
ACCT214WManagerial Finance and Accounting303
BUS201WIntroduction to Human Resources303
BUS214WManagement & Teamwork303
ECON111WPrinciples of Macroeconomics303
ENGL211WProfessional Writing303
 Semester Totals15015
Spring Semester    
BUS212WMarketing303
BUS215WBusiness Law303
BUS216WBusiness Plan Development303
BUS220WBusiness Internship031
 Humanities303
 Science303
 Semester Total 15316
 Total Credits for Year  31
 Total for A.S. Degree  62
Outcomes

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, graduates will be prepared to:

  • Understand and explain fundamental leadership theories and practice in a classroom
    environment.
  • Identify, explain, and apply skills in using software to present information and material
    in an organized, professional way in front of small audiences.
  • Prepare a comprehensive business plan for the purpose of understanding all functions
    of business from the cash flow statement in accounting to applying social media
    marketing in management.
  • Interpret effective leadership skills that work with individual strengths and weaknesses
    to develop a style that can be applied successfully in a small or medium size
    organization.
  • Conduct appropriate, ethical analyses to business problems and offer logical solutions.
  • Explain and apply basic business law theory and practice to common legal issues in a
    small business.
  • Present a professional work ethic and demeanor in a management workplace
    environment over an extended period of time.
Faculty

  • Nikolaus Nutting

    Business
    Associate Professor of Business and Accounting / Department Chair of Business / Program Coordinator of Accounting and Business Administration
    603-342-3072
    [email protected]

Pathways

 

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Dual Enrollment Credit Opportunities:

  • Running Start
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Non-Traditional Career PathwaysBusiness and Community Pathways
Transfer Agreements

Plymouth State University – Accounting/Business 

Southern New Hampshire University – Accounting/Business Administration

New England College – 2+2

University of New Hampshire – BS Business Administration

Granite State College – Accounting/Business Administration

Keene State College – Business Administration

Rivier University – Business Administration

Franklin University – 2+2

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