Insurance - Associate of Business

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Associate degree students must earn a 2.0 grade point average in all business courses.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Business, College of department page.

Total Credits Required: 60

General Education 15 Credits

Select general education courses within the specified limits. A course may fulfill both general education and program requirements. Any credit shortfall can be addressed with general electives.

Required General Education 4 Credits

EN 111 - College Composition I [EFFC] [COMP] 4 Credits

General Education Electives 11 Credits

Select four General Education courses from the following: *

Effective Communication (EFFC) (0-1 course)
Quantitative Reasoning and Analysis (QUAR) (0-1 course)
Social Responsibility in a Diverse World (SOCR) (0-1 course)
Integrative Thinking (INTT) (0-1 course) **
Human Expression (HUME) (0-1 course)
Perspectives on Society (PERS) (0-2 courses) **
Scientific Inquiry (SCII) (0-2 courses)

* Recommended, not required: EN 211 , PSY 100 , EC 202 , DATA 109 , MA 111 /MA 113 or MA 115 .

** Courses within this program may also satisfy part/all of this general education requirement. Refer to the required courses listed below.

Business Preparation 28 Credits

ACT 230 - Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 4 Credits
ACT 240 - Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting 4 Credits
CIS 222 - Quantitative Business Problem Solving 4 Credits
EC 201 - Microeconomic Principles 4 Credits
MGT 121 - Introduction to Business [PERS] 4 Credits
MGT 221 - Legal Environment of Business 4 Credits
MKT 230 - Introduction to Marketing 4 Credits

Insurance Preparation 12 Credits

FIN 201 - Introduction to Risk Management 4 Credits
FIN 224 - Personal Financial Management [INTT] 4 Credits
MGT 215 - Entrepreneurship 4 Credits or
MGT 240 - Organizational Behavior and Management 4 Credits

Note:

Transfer courses that fulfill the course requirement but not the credit minimum will result in a credit shortfall, which must be addressed by taking additional business electives.