AA/AS in Business Operations Support and Assistant Services

This applied degree is for students who want to build business skills and start working right after graduation. Courses cover bookkeeping, economics, promotion of products and the legal side of commerce. Students also build the judgment and leadership abilities that employers look for in administrators and managers. Typical roles include inventory manager and payroll clerk, across private, public and nonprofit organizations. The degree totals 64 credit hours and can be completed in person or entirely online. Interested applicants can request information, arrange a campus visit or start an application through the college website. Academic advisors are available to explain course planning, scheduling choices and the options for continuing at another institution, so students can make informed decisions before enrolling in the program.