MBA Degrees Online

Aquinas’ Master of Management (M.M.) program offers a broader view of business. Our graduate students learn to think strategically, understand organizational culture and effectively motivate the people who power a business.
For more than a quarter-century, hundreds of professionals in the Midwest have taken advantage of the AQ M.M. program to build their careers and strengthen their organizations.
You can, too. Our small classes and flexible schedules allow you to learn at your own pace. On a fast track, you can finish the program in 16 months. Or, take as long as seven years. It’s completely up to you. That’s just part of the AQ advantage.

Help advance your career
You can specialize in your area of interest
You can complete a Certificate in just one or two semesters
You can apply any classes in your Certificate to a AAS degree or to a specialized Certificate
Certificates appear on your official transcript
ACC offers the following Certificate programs:
General Business Certificates
Management Certificates
Marketing Certificates
Small Business Management Certificate

Are you looking for training for an entry–level position in the marketable field of business? Are you working and looking for additional training to enhance your skills, or to learn new skills for career advancement?
If you answered yes to either of these questions, an AAS Degree in Business Administration at Arapahoe Community College is the answer!
An AAS in Business Administration provides students with a large variety of highly sought out business and industry skills needed in public and private organizations today.
Students who complete the program acquire a broad–based education necessary for today’s team–oriented and competitive environment, while providing students with instructional resources and ongoing enhancement of business skills.
ACC offers students a wide variety of business administration options in general business, management, marketing, small business management, event management, real estate, and travel and tourism.

Students completing the AAS degree in Construction Supervision have prepared themselves for supervisory/administrative roles within the construction industry. The curriculum incorporates course work in the physical sciences, mathematics, architectural principles, business and construction technology. New students are encouraged to talk or meet with a construction supervision faculty advisor before first semester registration and required to attend one of the Orientations.
The student may select from two options: Option A will allow the student to complete a business track of the construction occupation. Option B will allow the student to participate in our carpentry program. This option is a day requirement due to the nature of the work. Students will work on the construction of a house.

The following certificate programs offer students a multitude of opportunities to add courses to their area of expertise. These certificates provide students advancement in their careers while enhancing their skills in the business and/or public workforce sectors.
Learn more about these certificates by choosing the following link and scrolling to the certificate of your choice.
Administrative Support Specialist-This certificate will prepare the student for entering a business environment to become an office professional. The student will develop skills in touch keyboarding and applications, electronic office procedures, word processing, language skills, electronic information systems, human relations and communications.
Bookkeeping & Office – This certificate will prepare the student for entering the job market in positions in bookkeeping and/or work in an accounting department. The student will develop skills in basic accounting including the accounting cycle, computerized accounting, keyboarding and tenkey by touch as well as business math. Also taught are computer skills such as electronic spreadsheets, word processing, and electronic office procedures

1. Ten courses in Business Administration (30 credits):
BA 101 International Business
BA 201 Financial Accounting
BA 202 Managerial Accounting
BA 230 Legal Environment of Business
BA 340 Principles of Marketing
BA 362 Human Resources Administration or BA 363 International Organizational Behaviordiv>
BA 367 Operations Management
BA 369 Management Information Systems
BA 380 Principles of Finance
BA 495 Policy Formulation and Administration
2. Eight courses in Computer Science (24-26 credits):
CS 201 Problem-Solving with Algorithms and Programming I
CS 202 Problem-Solving with Algorithms and Programming II
CS 354 Database Management Systems Design
CS 372 Data Communications I
CS 490 Capstone I
CS 491 Capstone II
To Computer Science elective in consultation with the adviser
3. Two courses in Economics (6 credits):
EC 210 Macroeconomics
EC 211 Microeconomics
4. Two courses in Mathematics for the Bachelor of Arts (6-8 credits):*
MA 141 Elementary Statistics
MA 145 Quantitative Models or MA 201/207 Calculus I/Applied Calculus I
5. Two or three additional courses in Mathematics for the Bachelor of Science (9-12 credits):
MA 201/207 Calculus I/Applied Calculus I
MA 202/208 Calculus II/Applied Calculus II
MA 242 Intermediate Methods in Statistics

The B.A. and B.S. degrees in Management Information Systems provide the business and computer skills required by professionals in today’s highly complex technological environment and employ leading enterprise solutions, such as those provided by SAP and Microsoft. The Management Information Systems major prepares students for the Associate Computing Professional (ACP) certificate. The program is technologically rigorous in the areas of design, development, and implementation of computer-based business information systems. It prepares students for positions in a variety of organizations as business system analysts, developers and trainers.

Experience the global marketplace firsthand with Arcadia University’s MBA with an International Perspective. Working professionals and executives spend just one night a week at Arcadia’s easy-to-access campus in metropolitan Philadelphia—or take fully online courses. Cohorts spend two weeks studying abroad. Students complete the part-time program in just 22 months.

The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in Management Information Systems provide both the business and computer skills required by professionals in today’s highly complex technological environment and employ leading enterprise solutions, such as those provided by SAP and Microsoft. The Management Information Systems major prepares students for the Associate Computing Professional (ACP) certificate. The program is technologically rigorous in the areas of design, development, and implementation of computer-based business information systems. It prepares students for positions in a variety of organizations as business system analysts, developers and trainers.

An M.B.A. application, including personal statements, to be completed online at http://apply.arcadia.edu.
A bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with a recommended GPA of 3.0 or better.
One official transcript from each college, university or professional school attended. Transfer credits included on a transcript must include grades earned; if not, an official transcript from the original school must be submitted. Transcripts must be sent from the issuing school in a sealed envelope and contain the appropriate signatures and seals to be considered official.
Two letters of recommendation. The letters must be of a professional not personal nature.
Test scores may be submitted if previous coursework does not indicate an appropriate background in quantitative knowledge. GRE or GMAT scores are preferred; however, CLEP examinations also may be submitted. A minimum quantitative score of 550 on the GRE or a total score of 500 on the GMAT is recommended.
A minimum of two years of work experience. Students with exceptional undergraduate records with less work experience may be considered.
A current professional résumé.
A signed Statement of Intent to Study Abroad form.
International applicants should visit www.arcadia.edu/international for detailed information on admission requirements and application procedures. Official results from the TOEFL or IELTS are required for all students for whom English is a second language except for non-native speakers of English who hold degrees or diplomas from post-secondary institutions in English-speaking countries (e.g. the United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand). A course-by-course evaluation of all transcripts by an independent evaluation service based in the United States also is required.
All of the above information must be submitted by an applicant in order to be considered for acceptance.