Important Notice
With a degree in Business Administration, you will have a solid foundation to succeed in many business careers. The program is designed for acquiring skills for entry-level business administrations positions and for those currently employed in the field to enhance their skills. The Business Administration Academic Plan will give you more information about what you will study.
Business administrators are needed in every field from accounting to Human Resources. With a degree in Business Administration, your career options are virtually limitless. With the Accounting Option, your career options include: Bookkeeper, Accounting Clerk, Cost Payroll Clerk. The Management Option prepares the student with broad-based management knowledge and skills that lead to a variety of positions in organizations. The Human Resource Management Option prepares students for entry-level positions in the human resource field and related occupations. The Office Systems Option prepares the student with a broad base of knowledge and skills needed for a variety of positions in an office.
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Yes, you can select from the following options:
To see a complete course listing for each credential use the KCTCS Online Course Catalog.
A core of courses provides a foundation of general and business knowledge. Areas of general study include: writing, communications, computers, science, and math. Areas of business study include: accounting, management, marketing, business law, and quality systems.
There are no special admission requirements for this program. Please consult Henderson Community College's college admission requirements for information for how to enroll in the college.
Students seeking a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration may choose to begin their education by earning Associate of Arts at Henderson Community College before transferring to the university of their choice. Henderson Community College has business transfer agreements with Murray State University and the University of Evansville.