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Business Administration - Associate Degree Program

Build the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in today's business world with EFSC's Business Administration Associate in Science degree.

Whether you're interested in management, marketing, human resources, finance, entrepreneurship, or operations, this flexible program provides a strong foundation for career advancement and continued education.

Choose a specialization that aligns with your goals while gaining practical business knowledge valued across industries.

Why Choose This Program?

  • Choose from four specialization tracks: A.S. to B.S./BAS University Transfer, Marketing, Management, or Human Resources.
  • Complete courses on campus, online, or in a hybrid format to fit your schedule.
  • Learn from experienced faculty with real-world backgrounds in business, management, marketing, operations, and human resources.
  • Build skills that prepare you for careers across a wide range of business and organizational settings.
  • Continue your education through bachelor's degree pathways, including EFSC's Organizational Management BAS with multiple business-focused specializations.

Business Administration - Associate Degree Program

Program Overview

Degree Type
Associate in Science (A.S.)
Delivery Methods
On-Campus, Hybrid, 100% Online Option
Locations
Cocoa, Melbourne, Palm Bay, Titusville
Total Credit Hours
60
Academic Community
Business
Contact Information

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What You'll Learn

Students develop a broad foundation in business principles and professional skills, including:

Curriculum Snapshot

The Business Administration curriculum provides a comprehensive introduction to the core functions of business. Coursework covers accounting, management, marketing, economics, business law, and organizational operations while allowing students to focus on a specialization aligned with their career interests. Multiple course delivery options provide flexibility for both traditional and working students.

Here are some examples of the courses that are part of the curriculum:

What specialization options are available?

Students choose from four pathways: A.S. to B.S./BAS University Transfer, Marketing, Management, and Human Resources.

Can I complete the degree online?

Yes. The program offers on-campus, hybrid, and 100% online options, allowing students to choose the learning format that works best for their schedule.

What careers can this degree prepare me for?
Graduates can pursue opportunities in management, business operations, administration, marketing, sales, human resources, finance, and related business fields.
Can I continue on to a bachelor's degree?
Yes. Graduates can seamlessly transition into one of EFSC's Organizational Management BAS specializations, including tracks such as General Business, Event Planning & Management, Banking & Financial Management, and Sales & Marketing.
What courses will I take?
Courses may include Financial Accounting, Introduction to Business, Business Management Principles, and Business Law, along with classes related to your chosen specialization.
Is financial aid available?
Eligible students may qualify for financial aid, scholarships, and other funding opportunities to help reduce educational expenses. In-state tuition for EFSC’s Business Administration A.S. degree totals approximately $6,300.
When can I start?
This is an open-access program with rolling admissions, allowing students to begin in any academic term.

Related Certificate Programs

For those interested in the Business Administration A.S. degree, there are six associated College Credit Certificates (CCCs) at Eastern Florida that might interest you as a starting point! These shorter-term certificates include courses that can count toward the A.S. degree. EFSC's academic advisors can help you get started.