AA TO BBA GENERAL BUSINESS

Effective Date: 10/9/2014 - 10/9/2017

Completion of the following curriculum will satisfy the requirements for an Associate in Arts degree at KCTCS and related baccalaureate AA TO BBA GENERAL BUSINESS degree at Morehead State University. This pathway meets the general education, pre-major, and program requirements.

The suggested courses in this pathway leads to an Associate and Baccalaureate major. The course recommendations for the first two years are required for the Baccalaureate degree, but also apply to the associate degree. The completion of these courses will enable a student to move efficiently into the last two years of the baccalaureate program.

It is important to discuss revisions to the plan, graduation requirements, entrance requirements, and other important program requirements with your advisor. Students who complete the associate degree in this pathway are guaranteed acceptance into the pathway as stated, unless otherwise noted on the pathway.

Sample 1st & 2nd Year Progression

Semester 1 Credit Hours ENG 101 (3) 3 Humanities Course 3 PSY 110 (3) 3 MAT 150 (3) 3 CIT 105 (3) 3 Total Credit Hours 15

Semester 2 Credit Hours ENG 102 (3) 3 COM 181 (3) 3 Heritage Course 3 NS Course 3 NS Lab Course 1 STA 220 (3) 3 Total Credit Hours 16

Semester 3 Credit Hours SOC 101 (3) 3 ACC 201 (3) 3 BAS 282 (3) 3 ECO 201 (3) 3 GEN Elective 3 Total Credit Hours 15

Semester 4 Credit Hours ECO 202 (3) 3 AH/SB/FL Course 6 ACC 202 (3) 3 BAS 283 (3) 3 Total Credit Hours 15

Pre-Transfer Notes

1. Three credit hours of social and behavior science, heritage, or humanities will also need to be a cultural studies course.
2. Students who complete the computer literacy requirement by other means than taking the CIT 105 course must complete an additional 3 hours of electives.
3. Any Digital Literacy course can be substituted for the CIT 105 course in Semester 1.
4. BAS 160 Intro to Business (Pre-requisite for BAS 282 & BAS 283) or consent of instructor.
5. The General Elective in Semester 3 must be a Natural Science course to meet MoSU General Education requirement.

Additional KCTCS Graduation Requirements

1.	Completion of minimum of 60 credit hours,
2.	Minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA,
3.	Minimum of 15 credit hours earned at the institution awarding the degree,
4.	Cultural studies course, (Refer to the KCTCS catalog.)
5.	Demonstration of computer/digital literacy, (Refer to the KCTCS catalog.)
6.	One science course must include a laboratory experience, and
7.	Two disciplines must be represented in Social & Behavioral Science courses and must be different than those in the Heritage and Humanities categories.

Sample 3rd & 4th Year Progression

Semester 5 Credit Hours BBA 261 (3) 3 BBA 295 (3) 3 ACCT 375 (3) or ACCT 381 (3) or ACCT 387 (3) or ACCT 390 (3) or ACCT 391 (3) or ACCT 428 (3) 3 BBA 363 (3) 3 CIS 211 (3) 3 Total Credit Hours 15

Semester 6 Credit Hours CIS 311 (3) 3 FIN 360 (3) 3 BIS 425 (3) or CIS 320 (3) or CIS 322 (3) or CIS 326 (3) or CIS 340 (3) or CIS 360 (3) or CIS 365 (3) or CIS 413 (3) or MNGT 425 (3) 3 BBA 315 (3) 3 BBA 370 (3) 3 Total Credit Hours 15

Semester 7 Credit Hours Elective 3 BBA 350 (3) 3 BBA 380 (3) 3 MNGT 311 (3) or MNGT 465 (3) or REAL 330 (3) 3 FIN 370 (3) or FIN 373 (3) or FIN 375 (3) or FIN 420 (3) 3 Elective 3 Total Credit Hours 18

Semester 8 Credit Hours BBA 499C (3) 3 ECON 341 (3) or ECON 342 (3) or ECON 350 (3) or ECON 351 (3) or ECON 401 (3) or ECON 447 (3) 3 BBA 475 (3) 3 Elective 3 MKT 340 (3) or MKT 345 (3) or MKT 354 (3) or MKT 365 (3) or MKT 452 (3) 3 Total Credit Hours 15

Program Notes

1. BBA 261, BBA 295, and CIS 211 can be taken at either institution (KCTCS courses would be BAS 267, ENG 203, and CIT 236). If taken at KCTCS, the total number of required MoSU hours would be reduced.
2. Elective courses in semesters 7 and 8 are Business Electives. They consist of any course 300 level or above, for which prerequisites are met and are not used to fulfill any other requirement in the following areas: ACCT, BIS, CIS, ECON, FIN, MKT, MNGT, REAL, including a maximum of 3 hours of a co-operative education.

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