Course variations

Course summary

This program focuses on today's increasingly complicated business environment. It equips professionals with a comprehensive knowledge of the economic climate in the modern workforce. This degree program provides career education for individuals seeking employment as well as those already employed in business and business-related fields.

Program modules

The course modules are: EN111 Composition I, EN112 Composition II, CM220 Fundamentals of Speech, MA125 College Algebra, MA135 Finite Mathematics, MA245 Survey of Business Calculus, ST235 Elementary Statistics, GS150 General Biology, GS210 Earth Science, GS261 Introduction to Physics, Critical Reasoning, CM365 Developing Critical Thinking Skills, BA175 Ethical Decision Making, EN120 Composing Your Personal History, EN221 American Literature I, EN222 American Literature II, HI171 Western Civilization I, HI172 Western Civilization II, HI231 American History I, HI232 American History II, BA340 Business Law, BA371 Macroeconomics, BA372 Microeconomics, CJ336 American Constitutional Law, CJ361 Criminology, CM101 Principles of Human Communication, PS150 American Government, PS271 American State and Local Politics, PY141 General Psychology, SO241 General Sociology, BA301 Introduction to Business, BA331 Organizational Behavior, BA340 Business Law, BA351 Principles of Management, BA356 Human Resource Management, BA358 Production and Operations Management, BA395 Topics in Business I, BA415 Financial Accounting, BA416 Managerial Accounting, BA425 Managerial Finance, BA436 International Business, BA445 Effective Leadership, BA448 Team Development and Motivation, BA451 Entrepreneurship, BA452 New Venture Creation, BA453 New Venture Financial Planning, BA456 Strategic Entrepreneurial Management, BA461 Principles of Marketing, BA464 Marketing Strategy, BA466 Introduction to Selling, BA471 Money and Banking, BA495 Topics in Business II.

Entry requirement for international students

Students for an associate or bachelor’s program must have a high school diploma or its equivalent. ACT or SAT scores are not required. Students for whom English is a second language must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and have their official TOEFL score report. Students with non-U.S. educational credentials must first obtain foreign credentials evaluation from Educational Credential Evaluators. Written permission from a legal guardian is required for admission of a person under legal age.

Qualification

Associate degree

Awarding body

New Charter University

Department name

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