Business Transfer

Two women in the Bath Iron Works Business Simulation Lab

The Business Transfer associate in science degree at Central Maine Community College is intended for students who anticipate transferring to a four-year institution to continue their studies.

Depending on the student’s choice of electives, the A.S. degree provides sufficient options for admission into a bachelor’s degree program in business-related areas such as accounting, business administration, finance, human resources, marketing, public administration, international business and management.

The program of study includes course work to help graduates succeed in baccalaureate programs.

GRADUATES MAY TRANSFER TO A BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM IN:

  • Business Administration
  • Finance
  • Human Resources
  • Marketing
  • Public Administration
  • International Business and Management
  • Entrepreneurship

Alignment of program learning outcomes to courses in the program.


Transfer Agreements for Business Transfer

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

St. Joseph's College

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Southern New Hampshire University

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Finance Concentration

Southern New Hampshire University

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Accounting

University of Maine

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Finance

University of Maine

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Management

University of Maine

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Marketing

University of Maine

CMCC Degree Program: Business Transfer

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