This course of study is designed for students who plan to transfer to a senior college
to pursue a baccalaureate degree in business administration, accounting, management,
marketing, international business or economics.
Students interested in the two-year A.A.S. program in Business Administration should click here. Students interested in the two-year A.A.S. program in Accounting should click here.
The Associate in Science (A.S.) degree is awarded upon completion of the requirements
for this program.
Upon completion of the BAT program, the student will be able to:
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Demonstrate application of basic management principles;
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Demonstrate application of basic accounting principles to prepare financial statements;
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Demonstrate basic skills for budgeting, product costing, performance evaluation, or
management decision support techniques;
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Demonstrate application of business law;
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Demonstrate application of computer technology use;
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Demonstrate application of basic marketing skills;
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Demonstrate knowledge of basic economic principles.
Select courses in consultation with an advisor.
The following microcredentials stack into the BUS Program: Basic Bookkeeping and Small
Business Management.
First Semester
Course No.
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Descriptive Title
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Credit Hours
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ENG 101
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Composition I
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3
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CIS 111
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Computer Systems and Applications
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3
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MAT 118
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Elementary Statistics
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3
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BHS 103
|
Social Problems in Today's World
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3
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BUS 102
|
Foundations of Business
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3
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TOTAL
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15
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Second Semester
Course No.
|
Descriptive Title
|
Credit Hours
|
ENG 102
|
Composition II
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3
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American History (Appendix D)
|
3
|
ACC 104
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Financial Accounting
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4
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Math
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MAT 185, 210 or 221 (MAT 210 preferred)
|
4
|
BUS 107
|
Principles of Marketing
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3
|
TOTAL
|
|
17
|
Third Semester
Course No.
|
Descriptive Title
|
Credit Hours
|
BUS 204
|
Business Organization & Management
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3
|
ACC 204
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Managerial Accounting
|
4
|
BUS 215
|
Business Law I
|
3
|
ECO 202
|
Macroeconomics
|
3
|
Free Elective (a)
|
|
3
|
TOTAL
|
|
16
|
Fourth Semester
Course No.
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Descriptive Title
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Credit Hours
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ACC 221 OR BUS 216
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Intermediate Accounting OR Business Law II
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3-4
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BAT Elective (b)
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3
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ECO 203
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Microeconomics
|
3
|
General Ed (Appendix E, F, I)
|
3
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Natural Science
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(Appendix B)
|
4
|
TOTAL
|
|
16-17
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TOTAL CREDIT HOURS
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64
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a. Click here for a full discussion of the free elective requirement.
b. Any 200-level BUS or 200-level ACC course can be used.
Note: MAT 110, MAT 184, MAT 185 or WFE 101 can also be used.
Where do our students go?
The following links let you review Articulation Agreements with four-year schools
that help you easily transfer with Junior status! You can still look at any four-year
school you may be interested in for transfer, but these "Articulations" represent
pre-existing agreements about which courses will be accepted for transfer when you
have a DCC degree in this program.
SUNY Albany (Accounting, Business Administration, Economics (BA), Economics (BS) )
SUNY Canton (Agribusiness Management, Finance, Management)
SUNY Oswego (Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, HR Management, Mgmt Science/Operations, Marketing, Risk Mgmt & Insurance) (More information about transfering to business programs at Oswego)
Culinary Institute of America
Excelsior College
Marist College
Quinnipiac