Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Accounting

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Banking and Finance

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - General Business

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Information Systems

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - International Business

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Management

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Marketing

Master of Arts in Administration:

Master of Arts in Administration - Applied Administration (MAA-AA)

Master of Arts in Administration - Communication Arts (MAA-CA)

Masters of Arts in Administration - Healthcare Administration (MAA-HA)

Masters of Arts in Administration - Organizational Development (MAA-OD)

Master of Business Administration:

Master in Business Administration - General (MBA-G)

Master of Business Administration - International (MBA-I)

Master of Education in Teacher Leadership

Undergraduate Certificates:

Certificate of Completion in Accounting (C-AC)

Certificate of Completion in Business Administration (C-B)

Certificate of Completion in Information Systems (C-IN)

Certificate of Completion in Management (C-M)

Graduate Certificates:

Certificate of Completion in International Business (C-IB)

Certificate of Completion in Organizational Development (C-OD)

 

*You must have 18-30 hours in an occupational/technical module (field such as dental hygienist, auto mechanic, airplane mechanic, etc.) to pursue the BAAS.

Note for GoArmyEd students:

Please note that even though the BBAs degrees are still listed in the GoArmyEd Portal, we are phasing out the BBAs degrees and replacing them by the BSBA (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration). The BSBA requires 120 credit hours instead of 128 credit hours. The BSBA has only one capstone course and does not require BINF 2325 Personal Productivity Applications in the business core.

Students currently pursuing the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree are being given the option of staying on their BBA plan or switching to the BSBA. If you choose to remain on the BBA, you must complete all coursework by the end of Fall II, 2011. Therefore, if you are not a senior level student, contact your ACES counselor or the Education Center to assign the “Other Degree Plan“ in the Portal to have your degree updated to the BSBA.