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You CAN Earn a 4 Year Business Degree Without Leaving an MCC Associate of Applied Science to Bachelor of Science Interdisciplinary Studies Emphasis in Public Management – Focus in International Business You CAN earn a 4 year business degree without leaving an MCC campus! If a Bachelor’s Degree is your goal, Mesa Community College provides a seamless transition to NAU’s Bachelor of Science degree without ever having to leave an MCC campus! Use this degree pathway to earn 2 associate degrees and 2 certificates from MCC and your Bachelor of Science degree from NAU in just 120 credits! At Mesa Community College (MCC), our 3+1 AAS / BS degree is specifically designed to give you the competency, tools, and capabilities necessary to successfully transition to NAU’s Interdisciplinary Studies program and then contribute in today’s dynamically changing international business and public management environments! Why Our 3+1 AAS to BS Degree? • Few fields can match the range of diversity and opportunity potential found in the international business. • You’ll learn how to work with others, communicate effectively, and develop traits such as initiative and a desire to attain goals, two of the qualities that are valuable requirements in today’s challenging business careers. • You will acquire the ability to solve complex problems using creativity, quantitative analysis, and a keen understanding of endless challenge and opportunities for learning required to be successful in business. • Day, evening, and online course offerings available • Specifically designed to facilitate your transfer capability to Northern Arizona University and their East Valley Campus located at MCC’s Downtown Center. • Ready to get started? Turn this card over for detailed course scheduling information. Why Mesa Community College? • As the largest member of the ten-college Maricopa County Community College District, MCC is noted for a 40-year history of delivering competency-based education with nationally recognized achievement outcomes. • Our Business Department delivers Associate Degrees and Certificates of Completion in more than 22 specialized academic disciplines. Our students can choose from degrees or certificates specializing in management, marketing, project management, small business management, international business, e-commerce, web technology, web design, computer information systems, or administrative office career areas. • Our instructors are proven certified professionals with substantive real-world experience. • A cost effective education opportunity when compared to the public / private university alternatives • MCC works closely with our business and industry partners to design specific educational programs that upgrade employee skills and support those who are re-entering the workforce or changing careers. To learn more about our academic degree programs, enroll in classes, or how you can join the distinguished alumni of the nation’s largest community college system, call us at 480- 461-7729, find us online at www.mesacc.edu/business, or visit one of our campuses! Mesa Community College. Smart Thinking! © 2007-2010 Mesa Community College Business Department For official advisement, visit with the MCC Advisement & Transfer Services offices. To obtain additional information or register for courses, visit us at: www.mesacc.edu/business Associate of Applied Science to Bachelor of Science Interdisciplinary Studies Emphasis in Public Management – Focus in International Business Want a 4 year college degree on an MCC campus? We’ve got that! Now you can transfer up to 90 credits from MCC and complete a B.S. degree at NAU, all on an MCC campus! Follow this suggested sequence and save thousands of dollars on your college education! Semester Course Description Credit Hrs Prerequisite MCC AAS Requirement Met 1 ENG101 or ENG107 First Year Composition or First Year Composition for ESL 3 GENERAL EDUCATION 1 Natural Science w/ Lab * Select from the allowable courses identified below 4 GENERAL EDUCATION 1 CIS105 Survey of Computer Information Systems 3 LEADERSHIP CORE Grade of C or better in MAT120, or MAT121, or 1 MAT142 College Mathematics 3 MAT122, or equivalent, or GENERAL EDUCATION satisfactory score on District placement exam. 1 MHL145 American Jazz & Popular Music 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 2 ENG102 or ENG108 First Year Composition or First Year Composition for ESL 3 GENERAL EDUCATION ENG101, or ENG107, or 2 COM225 Public Speaking 3 GENERAL EDUCATION equivalent 2 Natural Science w/ Lab * Select from the allowable courses identified below 4 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CRE101 or Test Out 2 Critical & Evaluative Reading or General Elective 3 ENG101 GENERAL EDUCATION (General Elective) 2 ASB222 or ASB223 Buried Cities / Lost Tribes: Old or Buried Cities / Lost Tribes: New 3 GENERAL EDUCATION 3 GBS151 Introduction to Business 3 LEADERSHIP CORE 3 MGT229 Management and Leadership I 3 LEADERSHIP CORE 3 GBS233 Business Communication 3 ENG101 or ENG107 LEADERSHIP CORE 3 MGT251 Human Relations In Business 3 LEADERSHIP CORE 3 TQM240 Project Management in Quality Organizations 3 LEADERSHIP CORE 4 CIS115 or CIS224 Managing Computer Projects or Project Management & Microsoft Project 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 4 COM230 Small Group Communications 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 4 IBS101 Introduction to International Business 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 4 GBS205 Legal, Ethical, & Regulatory Issues in Business 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 4 SBU200 Society & Business 3 GENERAL EDUCATION 5 IBS210 Survey of International Business 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 5 IBS109 Culture Dimension for International Trade 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 5 IBS116 Export/Import Management 3 IBS101 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 5 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 5 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 6 ISB118 International Marketing Management 3 IBS101 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 6 IBS123 U.S. Customs and Export Licensing Regulations 3 IBS101 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 6 IBS140 International Financial Management 3 IBS101 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 6 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 6 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 7 IBS150 Mexico, Central, So. America: International Business Environment 2 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 7 IBS154 Pacific Rim Countries: International Business Environment 2 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 7 HRM110 Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 7 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 7 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 7 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 8 GBS131 Personal and Family Financial Security 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 8 HRM146 International Meetings, Conventions and Exhibitions 3 ELECTIVE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 8 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 8 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 8 NAU Public Management (See NAU Advisor for Course Selection) 3 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT NATURAL SCIENCE OPTIONS: The courses chosen to meet the Natural Science requirements must be selected from the restricted sequence of courses for the NAU Bachelor of Science degree. The list of eligible courses includes: BIO100, BIO105, BIO108, GLG110 & GLG111, GLG101 & GLG103, AST111 & AST113, AST112 & AST114, PHY101, PHY111, or CHM130. For answers to specific questions, please visit with the NAU-Mesa Representative or the MCC Business Program Coordinator. To learn more about our academic degree programs, enroll in classes, or how you can join the distinguished alumni of the nation’s largest community college system, call us at 480-461-7729, find us online at www.mesacc.edu/business, or visit one of our campuses! Mesa Community College & Northern Arizona University Smart Thinking! © 2010 Mesa Community College Business Department For official advisement, visit with the NAU-Mesa Representative in the MCC Advisement & Transfer Services office. To obtain additional information or register for courses, visit us at: www.mesacc.edu/business or e-mail: [email protected] ..
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