Business-Related Career Pathways

Interested in working in career areas that include finance, marketing, sales, human resource management or business administration?

The two year Business Administration Associate in Science degree is designed to prepare graduates for positions in a wide range of organizations. Fundamentals of marketing, accounting, finance, law, management and technology are emphasized. Courses for the Business Administration program and its associated, shorter term college credit certificate programs are offered at all EFSC campuses as well as through Online Learning.

The Business Admnistration A.S. degree also prepares students to pursue additional education in the business field, including moving on to a bachelor's level program, such as EFSC's Organizational Management Bachelor Degree. You can also start with the business-related certificate programs listed in the accordion below and use those to build toward the A.S. degree.

Apply through the general EFSC admissions process and reach out to the program advisor for help in planning your business program to meet your goals.

Click each pathway for details

Business Administration  A.S. Degree

Read about the A.S. degree  catalog requirements for the Business Administration A.S. Degree.

The College Credit Certificates listed in this accordion are part of the A.S. Degree. Certificates offer a streamlined way to target skill sets. Courses in the certificates build toward the A.S. degree and may also be used to meet the B.A.S. 21 technical credit hour requirement.

View information on how the A.S. degree can transfer to a Bachelor's program at EFSC or other university or college and discuss this option with the program advisor.

Business Operations College Credit Certificate (BOCC)

View the EFSC Business Operations certificate college catalog requirements for this certificate.

  • 18 Credit Hours
  • No General Education Courses needed
  • Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Business Administration
  • Completion of MAT 1033 Intermediate Algebra or competencies in math skills are recommended, but not required for this certificate

Check the A.S. Degree curriculum to see how this certificate is part of the greater A.S. Degree.

Business Management College Credit Certificate (BMCC)

View the EFSC Business Management certificate college catalog requirements.

  • 24 Credit Hours
  • No General Education Courses needed
  • TWO CERTIFICATE SPECIALIZATIONS to choose from: Management or  International Business
  • Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Business Administration
  • Completion of MAT 1033 Intermediate Algebra or competencies in math skills are recommended, but not required for this certificate

Check the A.S. Degree curriculum to see how this certificate is part of the greater A.S. Degree.

Business Specialist College Credit Certificate (BSCC)

 

View the EFSC Business Specialist certificate college catalog requirements for this certificate.

  • 12 Credit Hours
  • No General Education Courses needed
  • Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Business Administration
  • Completion of MAT 1033 Intermediate Algebra or competencies in math skills are recommended, but not required for this certificate

Check the A.S. Degree curriculum to see how this certificate is part of the greater A.S. Degree.

Business Development and Entrepreneurship College Credit Certificate (BECC)

View the EFSC college catalog requirements for this certificate.

  • 25 Credit Hours
  • No placement test required
  • No General Education Courses needed
  • Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Business Administration

Check the A.S. Degree curriculum to see how this certificate is part of the greater A.S. Degree.

Human Resources Administrator College Credit Certificate (HRCC)

View the EFSC college catalog requirements for this certificate.

  • 21 Credit Hours
  • No placement test required
  • No General Education Courses needed
  • Use certificate courses to build toward completing the A.S. degree in Business Administration

Check the A.S. Degree curriculum to see how this certificate is part of the greater A.S. Degree.

Real Estate Specialist College Credit Certificate (RECC)

View the Real Estate Specialist CCC catalog curriculum.

  •  12 Credit Hours
  • No placement test required
  • No General Education Courses needed
  • The program includes the Real Estate Principles course (REE 1040), which can be used to prepare for Florida's real estate sales associate licensing exam

The Real Estate certificate courses can be used to build toward completing the Business Administration A.S. Degree

Contact Information

Brittany Luke, Program Advisor
lukeb@easternflorida.edu
321-433-7639

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