AAS Degree Courses

Modified on Thu, 8 May at 3:11 PM

Launch your business career with Nexford University's Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Business. This program provides an affordable and practical pathway into the workforce, equipping you with the essential skills needed in today's global economy. Your journey starts with the "Roadmap for Success" course, designed to foster lifelong learning. The curriculum integrates core business fundamentals, such as financial management, with crucial communication skills, giving you real-world competencies to confidently enter entry-level roles.


General Education Requirements

1. CUL 2200 Intercultural Communication

2. STA 1300 Statistics 

3. QRS 2150 Introduction to Spreadsheets and Modeling

4. NWL 2100 Nutrition and Wellness

5. CUL 1100 American Institutions and Culture 

6. SCI 1150 Science of Happiness


General Education Courses Total: 18 credits


Core Program Requirements

1.     BUS 1100 Roadmap to Success (3 Credits)

2.     BUS 2125 The World of Business (3 Credits)

3.     MKT2100 Marketing Fundamentals (3 Credits)

4.     BUS 2150 Introduction to Business Law* (3 Credits)

5.     BUS 2200 Principles of Management* (3 Credits)

6.     ACC 2100 Financial Accounting (3 Credits)

7.     ACC 2200 Managerial Accounting and Cost Analysis* (3 Credits)

8.     BAN 2100 Data Analytics (3 Credits)

9.     AIA 2100 Introduction to AI (3 Credits) 

10.     ECO 2100 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credits)

11.     ECO 2150 Principles of Microeconomics (3 Credits)

12.     HRM 2100 Managing People Resources (3 Credits)

13.     BUS 2250 Business Career Branding for Success – Introducing your brand (3 Credits)

14.     BUS 2100 International Business and Culture* (3 Credits)


Core Program Courses Total: 42 credits


Total Degree Program: 60 credits

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