AA/AS in Business Administration, Management and Operations

Graduates leave with grounding in operations, human resources, law, economics, finance, marketing, accounting and technology. They practice directing people, handling budgets and running organizational processes, while building communication and decision skills. Applicants with substantial supervisory or business backgrounds may earn credit for that experience by passing proficiency exams or submitting portfolios, shortening time to graduation. Several certificates, one of them in customer service, are embedded in the degree. The program carries 61 semester credit hours and is delivered at Beavercreek, Bellefontaine and Springfield, and online. The college lists a combined tuition and fee total of $11,610.13 for this credential, worked out at the in-state level, so books and similar supplies would be additional. Prospective students can read the full course sequence on the program page and speak with an advisor about scheduling and next steps before applying. Related paths and career information are linked from that same page for those comparing options.