2017-2018 Catalog 
    
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2017-2018 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Business Management (AA)


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Vision Statement

Consistent with the mission of the University of Maine at Fort Kent, a regional university that serves the needs of the St. John Valley and the state of Maine, the Business Management Study Sequence fosters excellence in scholarship and academic achievement in an interactive educational environment.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Business Management Study Sequence is to develop students as liberally-educated citizens, life-long learners in a changing world, proficient business managers and entrepreneurs.

Program Description/Goals

The Business Management Study Sequence provides the two-year student with opportunities to develop skills toward careers in Business. This program fits within the mission, goals, outcomes, and procedures of the four-year Business Management Program. This program is designed for the student who is unsure of completing a bachelor’s degree, but needs knowledge and skills to enhance their economic opportunities. It also serves as a gateway to a four-year degree.

Student Learning Outcomes

The Business Management Study Sequence prepares students for careers in business. The objectives of the program are that the graduate will be a well-rounded, professional person who is literate, numerate, and analytical.

Program Requirements


  • General Education Requirements 29 credits

Business Requirements


Total: 60 credits


Recommended Support Courses


(included in general education requirements)

Techniques for Assessment


Individual student electronic portfolio with demonstrations of knowledge and skills

Suggested Course Sequencing


Spring Semester Freshman Year - Total 15 credits


Fall Semester Sophomore Year - Total 16 credits


  • Business, Economics, or E-Commerce Electives 6 credits
  • General Education Electives - Arts & Humanities 6 credits
  • General Education Elective - Natural Science 4 credits

Spring Semester Sophomore Year - Total 13 credits


  • Electives 10 credits
  • General Education Elective - Behavioral & Social Sciences 3 credits

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