Associate Degree
Riverside Campus
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At Rogue Community College, you can build a strong foundation in business while preparing to transfer to a four-year university. The Business Associate of Science Oregon Transfer degree helps you develop practical knowledge in business, strengthen your problem-solving skills, learn how organizations operate, and gain confidence in your ability to succeed in business-related fields.
This transfer-focused program is designed to help you move smoothly into a bachelor’s degree in business at an Oregon public university. When you complete the degree, you will have junior-level standing for registration and will meet lower-division general education requirements. Flexible online options can help you balance school with work and life responsibilities while staying on track toward your long-term goals.
If you are exploring business programs at RCC, you have several options depending on your goals. If you plan to transfer into a bachelor’s program in business, you may be interested in the Associate of Science SOU Transfer in Business or the Major Transfer Map – Business programs.
If your goal is to build practical skills and enter the workforce quickly, RCC also offers the Business AAS and focused Business AAS tracks in Accounting, Management and Marketing.
After you are admitted to the college, you are encouraged to meet with an Academic Advisor to explore your goals and learn which pathway is right for you.
Program Highlights
The Business ASOT degree prepares you to continue your education in business while building practical skills you can use right away. You will learn how businesses operate, make decisions and use technology to solve problems in real-world settings.
- Save money on tuition while making progress toward your four-year degree.
- Benefit from small class sizes and personalized support.
- Transfer seamlessly to Oregon public universities as a junior with an associate transfer degree.
- Build analytical and problem-solving skills for business decision-making.
- Complete your degree fully online or through a mix of online and in-person classes.
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