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Program Details

Program Title Business	Campus Central
Business, Information Technologies & Creative Arts Division (206) 934-4068

Type of Degree
Associate of Business (AB) DTA/MRP

The Associate in Business (A.B.) is a transfer degree for students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university and major in Accounting, Business Administration, Marketing or a related major. The A.B. transfer degree is 90 college level credits and students will complete their pre-requisite courses as part of this transfer degree. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an advisor to discuss specific career goals and recommended coursework.

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Basic Requirements

COURSE No	COURSE TITLE	CREDITS
ENGL&101	English Composition I	5
ENGL&102	Composition II	5
MATH 116	Applications of Math: Mngmnt, Life and Soc Sci The following MATH courses are taken together - Minimum 10 credits in MATH is required MATH 116 and MATH& 148 or MATH& 141, MATH& 142, and MATH& 151 This course meets the Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning Requirement	5
MATH&141	Precalculus I The following MATH courses are taken together - Minimum 10 credits in MATH is required MATH 116 and MATH& 148 or MATH& 141, MATH& 142, and MATH& 151 This course meets the Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning Requirement	5
MATH&142	Precalculus II The following MATH courses are taken together - Minimum 10 credits in MATH is required MATH 116 and MATH& 148 or MATH& 141, MATH& 142, and MATH& 151 This course meets the Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning Requirement	5
MATH&148	Business Calculus The following MATH courses are taken together - Minimum 10 credits in MATH is required MATH 116 and MATH& 148 or MATH& 141, MATH& 142, and MATH& 151 This course meets the Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning Requirement	5
MATH&151	Calculus I The following MATH courses are taken together - Minimum 10 credits in MATH is required MATH 116 and MATH& 148 or MATH& 141, MATH& 142, and MATH& 151 This course meets the Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning Requirement	5

Basic Requirements Credits: 20-25

Business Requirements

COURSE No	COURSE TITLE	CREDITS
ACCT&201	Principles of Accounting I	5
ACCT&202	Principles of Accounting II	5
ACCT&203	Principles of Accounting III	5
BUS& 201	Business Law	5

Business Requirements Credits: 20

Areas of Knowledge Distribution Requirements

Total of 15 credits for each of the three Areas of Knowledge is required
   - Visual, Literary and Performing Arts
   - Individuals, Cultures, and Societies
   - Natural World

One course taken should also be able to fulfill the US Cultures Special Requirement - View List of Approved Courses

COURSE No	COURSE TITLE	CREDITS
ECON&201	Micro Economics Credits from this class applied toward the fifteen (15) credits required for: Individuals, Cultures, and Societies	5
ECON&202	Macro Economics Credits from this class applied toward the fifteen (15) credits required for: Individuals, Cultures, and Societies	5
MATH&146	Introduction to Statistics The following may be substituted for the above course: BUS 210 - Bus & Econ Statistic (5 credits) Credits from this class applied toward the fifteen (15) credits required for: Natural World	5
	Visual, Literary and Performing Arts Minimum of two (2) different subjects View List of Approved Courses	15
	Individual, Cultures and Societies Select course with a Non-ECON prefix from the list from approved courses. View List of Approved Courses	5
	Natural World, the Minimum of two (2) different subjects View List of Approved Courses	5
	Natural World - Lab Science Minimum of two (2) different subjects View List of Approved Courses	5

Areas of Knowledge Distribution Requirements Credits: 45

Electives

COURSE No	COURSE TITLE	CREDITS
	Elective Only necessary to meet the 90 credit minimum Course taken should also be able to fulfill the US Cultures Special Requirement if it is not met by course taken under Areas of Knowledge - View List of Approved Courses	5

Electives Credits: 5

Total Credits for Program: 90.0

NOTE: While many Washington state universities accept transfer of this degree, each has individual requirements and/or acceptable course substitutions needed for their specific programs. Also, admission to many business schools is competitive and higher grades are often required. It is essential to learn the requirements of your transfer school and to consult Advising Services.