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P601 - Applied Business Management (Associate)

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BYU-IdahoAssociate of Applied Science

Campus(es)

BYU-Idaho

Program Name

AAS Applied Business Management

Program Description

The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Applied Business Management prepares professionals for entry-level business roles through focused study in specialized certificates. This degree develops fundamental business competencies while allowing students to build expertise in their chosen business concentration.

Potential Employment

Assuming adequate work experience, successful students will be prepared to advance to management positions related to the area of their introductory certificate - or in another field where they have adequate work experience.   

1. Evaluate personal leadership effectiveness using assessment tools, feedback mechanisms, and self-reflection to develop targeted improvement strategies

2. Analyze organizational health by evaluating financial metrics, market position, and operational efficiency to recommend strategic improvements

3. Implement data-driven solutions using financial modeling, market analysis, and decision-making tools to resolve business challenges

4. Create professional business communications using industry-standard formats and persuasive writing techniques
Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Courses:
Completion requirement
Complete at least 1 of the following Programs:
Complete ALL of the following Programs:
Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Courses:
Earn at least 4 credits from the following:
Earn at least 4 credits from the following:

Courses that fulfill Religion Cornerstone requirement, will not be counted towards Religion Elective courses.

Religion courses taken at other CES schools or Institutes of Religion may count as religion elective credit.

Associate Degree Requirements:

Students must earn 60 total credits to be awarded an associate degree. All student credits earned (including general education, certificate, or transfer credits) will be applied toward the awarding of an associate degree.