Business Administration AS (BADM)
Catalog: 2014 - 2015	                           Effective Date: 9/01/2014	

	SEMESTER	

CR      COURSE			
CA#	
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1-4	HRD 100A, 100 or 110	

	

	

	

3	ENG 101 or ENG 100A & B	

	

	

	
3            SUNY GEN ED Basic Communication Course
               (Choose from : ENG 102-110)	

	

	

	

3	MAT 121 or MAT 130  ( Note: MAT 123 and MAT 131 are acceptable substitutes)	

	

	

	

3-4	SUNY GEN ED Natural Science Lab Course	

	

	

	

3            MATH or SCIENCE (MAT 130 recommended) 
                 (See Notes  (2) (3) for add’l course recommendations)	

	

	

	
2             HEALTH AND WELLNESS–PED activity credit, 
               AVS 101, AVS 102, BIO 114, BIO 115, HED 103,
               HED 104, HED 108, SCI 161
(Note: PED 105, 106, 206, 210, 211, and 212 do not fulfill this requirement)	

	

	

	

3            HISTORY COURSE  Choose one from:  
              HIS 100,101,102,103,104 	

	

	

	
3           ANT 101	

	

	

	
3           ECO 201	

	

	

	
3           ECO 202 	

	

	

	
3           PHI 207 	

	

	

	

3          LIBERAL ARTS ELECTIVE  
           (See Notes (2) and (3) for course recommendations)	

	

	

	

3           CIS 125

	

	

	

4           BUS 146 or BUS 146 A & B	

	

	

	

4           BUS 147  (Prereq Required)	

	

	

	

6           Business Electives (BUS 102, BUS 103, or  BUS 271) (Prereq Required)	

	

	

	

3           BUS 201 (Prereq Required)	

	

	

	

3           BUS 202 (Prereq Required)	

	

	

	
5-6        ELECTIVE 
             (See Notes (2), (3) for course recommendations)	

	

	

	

64        Minimum credits required for graduation	

	

	

64+	

Note:  Please review the back of this form for additional information.

Notes on Business Administration AS (BADM)

•	Financial Aid Recipients:  You must choose courses that are within your degree program.  Visit the Advisement and Career Services Center in Warren Hall if you have any questions about course selection and degree program requirements.  Please see Office of Financial Aid for any aid-related questions.

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Prerequisites for:

BUS 147 - BUS 146 (or 146A) with “C” or better and CIS
                  119, 125, 150 or permission of instructor
BUS 201 - Not open to first year students
BUS 202 - BUS 201 recommended
MAT 121- MAT 097 within 4 years or equivalent
MAT 130 – MAT 121 or MAT 123

Definition of Terms_____________________________________________________________________________________                                

See http://catalog.sunyacc.edu/academics/degreerequirements

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RECOMMENDED SEQUENCES_______________________________________________________________

FIRST YEAR	
First Semester	Second Semester	
1-4	HRD 100A, 100, or 110
3 	ENG 101 or 100A & B
3	CIS 125
3	MAT 121 or MAT 130 (1)
4	BUS 146 (4)
3	Business Elective (5)	3	ENG 102 - 110
3	History Course (HIS 100, 101, 102, 103, 104) 
3	ANT 101
1	Health and Wellness
4	BUS 147

SECOND YEAR		
Third Semester	Fourth Semester	
3	BUS 201
3	Math/Science  (2) (3)
3	ECO 201
3	Business Elective (5)
3	PHI 207
1	Health and Wellness
	3	BUS 202
3-4	SUNY Gen Ed Natural Science Lab Course
3	ECO 202 
3	Liberal Arts Electives (2) (3)
5-6	Electives (2) (3)	

(1) Mat 123 and Mat 131 are acceptable alternates
(2) Students are recommended to review the program requirements of the transfer institution in selecting courses for Math/Science, 
      Liberal Arts Electives and General Electives.  Note:  Mat 108 may be required based upon math placement scores.  General course 
      recommendations include Mat 127, Sph 111 and foreign languages.
(3) Students transferring to a SUNY four year institution are strongly advised to complete 30 credits of SUNY General Education
      Requirement coursework.  Please see an advisor for further information.
(4) Bus 146A & 146B may be substituted.
(5) Bus 102, Bus 103 or Bus 271 recommended for 1st semester

SUNY General Education Knowledge Areas:  (See http://catalog.sunyacc.edu/academics/generaleducation)
 
•	Mathematics
•	Natural Sciences
•	Social Sciences
•	American History
•	Western Civilization		•	Other World Civilization
•	Humanities
•	The Arts
•	Foreign Languages
•	Basic Communication