Program of Study: Business Administration and Management
Academic Division: Business Division
- Earn a degree or certificate (Transfer and non-transfer programs)
- Learn how to start and run a small business
- Upgrade your management, marketing, and sales skills
- Increase your investment know-how
- Fine-tune your financial aptitude
- Learn about business law
The Business Administration/Business Management programs at CLC offer students two types of degrees and three certificates depending on their long-term goals.
The Associate in Arts degree (Plan 13AB) in Business Administration provides the first two years of a four-year degree with a concentration in business. Typically, students at CLC complete this degree and transfer to a four-year school to complete their bachelor’s degree.
The Associate in Applied Science degree (Plan 22BC) in Business Management, Marketing and the Associate in Applied Science degree (Plan 22BD) in Business Management, Supervision offer students the opportunity to gain enough skills and knowledge to find a job in those fields upon graduation.
The Marketing certificate (Plan 22BG) and the Supervision certificate (Plan 22BK) provide opportunities for interested students to gain skills in a short time and also allows those already working in the business field to upgrade their skills.
The Small Business Management certificate (Plan 22BE) provides skills and knowledge for current business owners and for those thinking about opening a business.
Complete descriptions of these programs along with requirements for completing these degrees and certificates are found in the CLC catalog. (Click on the CLC Catalog link below and select Associate in Arts, Science, Engineering Science (for Plan 13AB) and/or Associate in Applied Science and Career Certificates (for all others).)
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Contact Information
Venkat Krishnamurthy
Department Chair
T204
Phone: (847) 543-2523
vkrishnamurthy@clcillinois.edu
Faculty/Academic Advisors
Program Requirements*
Course Descriptions
Class Schedule by Term
*The Program Requirements are in Portable Document Format (pdf). To view them you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
