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 Credits

General Education 15 Credits

Select general education courses within the specified limits for a total of 15 credits. A course may fulfill both general education and program requirements. Any credit shortfall can be addressed with general electives.

Required General Education One Course

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

General Education Electives 11-12 Credits *

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, but 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.