Technical Occupational Programs
Seminole State College, Gordon Cooper & Wes Watkins Tech. Centers
Associate in Applied Science in Business |
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Program Philosophy
The technical and occupational programs at Seminole State College are designed to prepare people to enter the work- force in a variety of specialty areas that meet needs of the student, community, and the State of Oklahoma. Curriculum is provided essential to train competent, employable people for careers in nursing, medical laboratory technology, business, and a number of health-related or technology related technical occupations. The degree programs combine general education, support, related, and specialty courses into an integrated curriculum. The College strives to develop students into life-long learners who have the capacity to adapt to an evolving, global workplace.
Students who successfully complete program requirements earn an Associate in Applied Science degree. The Associate in Applied Science Degree is intended for the student who plans to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation in one of the specialty areas in which the degree is awarded. Additionally, a growing number of higher learning institutions have developed degree programs recognizing this degree for transfer of credits into upper-division programs leading to a baccalaureate degree.
Cooperative Alliance Agreements
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technical Education are working together to develop policies enabling higher education institutions and technology centers to form partnerships benefiting students. These policies have allowed Seminole State College to negotiate Cooperative Alliance Agreements with area technology centers.
Seminole State College and Gordon Cooper Technology Center are primary partners in a Cooperative Alliance Agreement. Also, Seminole State College is a secondary partner with Wes Watkins Technology Center through a Cooperative Alliance Agreement with Oklahoma State University Technology Branch-Okmulgee.
These agreements permit adult students and qualifying high students to enroll in an approved program and receive college credit in technology courses in addition to completing required general education courses leading toward an Associate in Applied Science Degree. Under this arrangement, while Alliance partners jointly deliver technical degree programs, the college credit and degree is offered and awarded by Seminole State College.
NOTE: Students may complete the program by attending SSC & the area Technology Center specified in the following options listing. Students may complete the program by attending both institutions simultaneously.
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First Fall Semester |
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| ENG 1113 | English Composition I | 1st 5 Saturdays | Fall/ Spring |
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| BA 2403 | Principles of Business Management or | 2nd 5 Saturdays | Spring Odd |
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| BA 2123 | Small Business Management | 2nd 5 Saturdays | Spring Even |
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| BA 2113 | Macroeconomics or | 3rd 5 Saturdays | Fall Only |
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| BA 2133 | Human Relations | 3rd 5 Saturdays | Fall/ Spring |
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| CS | CS 3 hour elective: Introduction to Microcomputers*, Computer Competence*, Access*, Introduction to Programming, Principles of Information Security |
Online or Classroom |
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| CS 2103 | Word * | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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SOC 1101 |
Freshman Seminar or |
Evening Classroom |
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| SOC 1003 | Personal Academic Success Strategy | Evening Classroom |
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December Intersession |
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| BA 2423 | Business Ethics | Friday, Saturday, Sunday Format |
Fall/ Spring |
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Spring Semester |
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| BA 2213 | Microeconomics | 1st 5 Saturdays | Spring
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| BA 2513 | Principles of Marketing | 2nd 5 Saturdays | Spring
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| SPCH 1143 | Introduction to Communications | 3rd 5 Saturdays | Fall/ Spring |
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| ACCT 2033 | Financial Accounting * | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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| CS 2163 | Desktop Publishing * | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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| HIST 1483 | American History Survey to 1877* or | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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| HIST 1493 | American History Survey since 1877 | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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May Intersession |
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| ENG 1313 | Technical Report Writing or | Evening Classroom | Varies Fall/Spring |
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| ENG 1213 | English Composition II | Evening Classroom | Varies Fall/Spring |
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Summer Semester |
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| BA 1733 | Business Math | Friday, Saturday, Sunday Format |
Fall/ Spring |
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| CS 2003 | Web Page Design Using HTML | Friday, Saturday, Sunday Format |
Fall Only |
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| GOV 1113 | American National Government | Evening Classroom | Fall/ Spring |
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Second Fall Semester |
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| BA 2132 | Internship | Business Site | Fall
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| BA 2123 | Small Business Management or | 2nd 5 Saturdays | Spring Even |
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| BA 2403 | Principles of Business Management | 2nd 5 Saturdays | Spring Odd |
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| BA 2133 | Human Relations or | 3rd 5 Saturdays | Fall/ Spring |
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| BA 2113 | Macroeconomics | 3rd 5 Saturdays | Fall Only |
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| ACCT 2123 | Managerial Accounting * | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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| CS 2643 | Excel * | Online | Fall/ Spring |
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*Class is offered in the online format:
**ACCT 1413 General College Accounting
** Recommended preparatory course for Financial Accounting:
***BA 1003 Introduction to Keyboarding
*** Recommended preparatory course for computer classes
NOTE: Ideally the program starts in the first Fall Semester but can adapt to the last Fall Semester. |
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