Business Administration

Students interested in pursuing a career in the business field have two degree options. If you plan to go to work after earning an associate degree, enroll in the business administration A.A.S. program. If you wish to earn a bachelor’s degree in accounting, business, economics, labor relations, management, marketing, or related business fields, enroll in the business administration A.S. program. In the A.A.S. program, you can specialize in applied management, international trade, financial services or marketing.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of our business programs qualify for positions in production planning, management, accounting, communication and support systems coordination, general contracting, retail sales, auditing, microcomputer administration, quality control, retirement and compensation analysis, and customer relations.

Graduates have been placed with many firms, including Buckbee-Mears Company, The CBORD Group, Inc., CFCU Community Credit Union, Cornell University, Cortland County Sheriff’s Department, Elmira Savings and Loan, Alliance Bank of Cortland, and other state and local employers.

Online Degree and Certificate

All course requirements for a degree in business administration or a certificate in business management may be completed online. The programs are offered through the SUNY Learning Network (SLN). Online courses may be combined with traditional classroom-based courses. Consult with the TC3 enrollment services center for specific information.

Transfer Options

Recent graduates have continued their education at a four-year college or university. Transfer institutions include:

While the A.A.S degree program is designed primarily for students who plan to begin their careers directly after graduation, many graduates transfer to four-year colleges and universities.

To inquire about joining one of our NTO Programs, or for more information on any of the careers and services featured within the NTO website, contact our Non-Traditional Occupations Program coordinator, who will be your central contact and guide through your college career.

Non-Traditional Occupations Program Coordinator

607.844.8211
Email the Coordinator

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	Accounting Broadcast Production Business Administration Communication and Media Arts: Broadcast Journalism Construction Technology Criminal Justice Early Childhood Electronic Technology Graphic Design Hotel and Restaurant Management Nursing Non-Traditional Occupations Program Coordinator 607.844.8211 email the Coordinator	Business Administration Students interested in pursuing a career in the business field have two degree options. If you plan to go to work after earning an associate degree, enroll in the business administration A.A.S. program. If you wish to earn a bachelor’s degree in accounting, business, economics, labor relations, management, marketing, or related business fields, enroll in the business administration A.S. program. In the A.A.S. program, you can specialize in applied management, international trade, financial services or marketing. Career Opportunities Graduates of our business programs qualify for positions in production planning, management, accounting, communication and support systems coordination, general contracting, retail sales, auditing, microcomputer administration, quality control, retirement and compensation analysis, and customer relations. Graduates have been placed with many firms, including Buckbee-Mears Company, The CBORD Group, Inc., CFCU Community Credit Union, Cornell University, Cortland County Sheriff’s Department, Elmira Savings and Loan, Alliance Bank of Cortland, and other state and local employers. Online Degree and Certificate All course requirements for a degree in business administration or a certificate in business management may be completed online. The programs are offered through the SUNY Learning Network (SLN). Online courses may be combined with traditional classroom-based courses. Consult with the TC3 enrollment services center for specific information. Transfer Options Recent graduates have continued their education at a four-year college or university. Transfer institutions include: Alfred University Binghamton University Cazenovia College Clarkson University Hilbert College Ithaca College Rochester Institute of Technology SUNY Oneonta SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome Syracuse University University of Rochester While the A.A.S degree program is designed primarily for students who plan to begin their careers directly after graduation, many graduates transfer to four-year colleges and universities. To inquire about joining one of our NTO Programs, or for more information on any of the careers and services featured within the NTO website, contact our Non-Traditional Occupations Program coordinator, who will be your central contact and guide through your college career. Non-Traditional Occupations Program Coordinator 607.844.8211 Email the Coordinator
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