Business Administration, A.S

This unique two-year degree program is designed specifically to meet the needs of adults who are moving into Supervision, Administration, and Management positions or who are seeking to prepare for a career in one of these fields. The curriculum is designed to provide essential concepts and principles of these disciplines, and an understanding of how these concepts are influenced, changed and implemented. A minimum of 30 credits must be taken at Delaware Valley University, a maximum of 30 credits may be transferred into the program.

General Education Requirements

Interdisciplinary Take the following courses: BA 2008 - Macroeconomics 3 credits
EN 1101 - College Writing I 3 credits
EN 1201 - College Writing II 3 credits
IT 1011 - Information Technology Concepts 1.5 credits
IT 1012 - Computer Applications 1.5 credits
Social Science: Take one of the following courses. LA 2012 - Introduction to Sociology 3 credits
PY 2036 - Introduction to Psychology 3 credits
PY 4203 - Social Psychology and Human Interaction 3 credits
Humanities: Take 2 of the following courses LA 2040 - Modern History of Western Societies 3 credits
LA 1032 - American History and Government Since 1877 3 credits
LA 2042 - Introduction to Philosophy 3 credits
LA 2138 - History of Western Civilization I 3 credits
LA 4127 - United States Foreign Policy 3 credits

Math and Science

Math Requirement: Complete MP-1102 College Algebra or higher level math.

Science Requirement: Take credits of Biology, Chemistry or other approved science course.

Business and IT

Business and IT courses

Business Courses BA 1005 - Introduction to Business 3 credits
BA 2017 - Principles of Marketing 3 credits
BA 2123 - Principles of Accounting I 3 credits
BA 2161 - Business Law I 3 credits
BA 2210 - Microeconomics 3 credits
BA 2224 - Principles of Accounting II 3 credits
BA 2261 - Business Law II 3 credits
BA 3027 - Human Resource Management 3 credits
BA 4242 - Cost Accounting 3 credits
IT Requirement IT 1031 - Intermediate Computer Applications 3 credits