Do I need to get an Associates Degree to transfer?
No. In general, business students need to take general education courses, Introduction to Business (Bus 10), Business Law (Bus 18), Financial Accounting I (ACCT 1A), Financial Accounting II (ACCT 1B), Macroeconomics (ECON 1), and Microeconomics (ECON 2) in order to meet freshman and sophomore requirements for most undergraduate business programs. Since each university is slightly different, it is advisable to meet with a counselor to find out the details regarding your target university. However, an Associates Degree can be helpful, especially in a difficult economic climate. An Associates Degree is a completed credential which can assist you in finding entry-level business positions or internships, even while you are pursuing your Bachelors degree. It builds your resume as a business professional. In addition, units from individual courses do have a “useful life” (usually 10 years). Those who have unstable or uncertain life circumstances may benefit from the added security that an Ass
