The most efficient, affordable, and flexible degree pathway for entering business management.
Prepare for high-earning careers in fields like operations, HR, and project management.
135,000 average annual management-related job openings in California.
Accredited by the New England Commision of Higher Education (NECHE).
Transfer in 60 or more college credits, or an accredited associate degree, and you may be eligible to start this program halfway. Transfer in less than 60 college credits and you may be eligible to transfer credits to the “associate’s degree track”
Prepare for high-earning careers in fields like operations, HR, and project management.
135,000 average annual management-related job openings in California.
Accredited by the New England Commision of Higher Education (NECHE).
Transfer in 60 or more college credits, or an accredited associate degree, and you may be eligible to start this program halfway. Transfer in less than 60 college credits and you may be eligible to transfer credits to the “associate’s degree track”
Solve Problems in the Workplace
Confront Culture
Analyze Data
Apply Economic Theories
Build Teamwork Through Marketing
Chart the Evolution of Media
Consider the Environment
Leverage Business Tools
Develop a Budget
Evaluate Popular Psychology
Generate original solutions to practical problems in the workplace and the process of locating and using reliable information.
Explore the fundamental procedures of anthropology, such as analyzing cultural artifacts and the results of archeological and ethnographic fieldwork.
Employ important terms and concepts in macroeconomics to analyze financial news and use basic concepts in statistics and probability to solve graphical and numerical problems.
Apply fundamental concepts of microeconomics and perform financial calculations to analyze consumer decisions.
Gain techniques for working individually and in a team to explore the fundamentals of marketing and build collaboration skills.
Research the historical development of mass media and evaluate its impact on individual and societal thinking in various time periods.
Analyze different ways that humans impact the environment and identify potential solutions to environmental problems.
Gain crucial business skills, including performing calculations in a spreadsheet, writing effective business communications, and developing solutions to business problems.
Apply basic mathematical concepts and tools to different practical situations, including creating charts and graphs and making mathematically informed financial decisions.
Analyze popular psychology by applying scientific principles and utilizing psychosocial knowledge in real-world situations.