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Business Administration (A.A.S.)

Develop strong business skills for today’s competitive workplace through courses in management, marketing, human resources, project management and more.

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Associate in Applied Science
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
Hybrid, On-Campus, Online
Learning Format
Multiple, Online
Location

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Foundational knowledge

Gain foundational knowledge in management, marketing, human resources, airport management and more.

Job-ready skills

Build teamwork, communication and presentation skills for business settings.

Specialized curriculum

Choose from four specializations to tailor your educational path.

Flexible learning

Earn stackable certificates that can be applied toward your associate degree.

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About the programs

About the Business Administration program

The Business Administration program shows students how modern businesses operate. You can take classes in accounting, business law, entrepreneurship, global business, human resources, management, marketing, personal finance, project management and supply chain management. In class, you will tackle real projects and solve business issues. You will also practice decision-making, work in teams, use technology, and share ideas clearly.

You’ll learn to manage people and resources, evaluate industry trends, and present business insights. Our students develop communication, collaboration, and team-building skills while studying the four management functions, planning, leading, organizing and controlling, and how they shape business operations.

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What you'll learn

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Frequently asked questions

Full‑time students (14–16 credit hours per semester plus summer term) can finish in two years. Part-time students will take longer depending on course load.

Yes. Students may enroll throughout the year, but must follow admissions deadlines to ensure they can register for upcoming classes.

There are no formal program-specific requirements. New students should complete the college’s admissions steps before course registration.

Some courses may be available online, but the full program is not offered entirely online.

The program can be completed at Central Campus as well as our other campuses and online.

Central Piedmont is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees.
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