Arts, Business, and Communications: Business, Management, and Administration Pathway
Pathway Summary:
Careers in planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations.
Pathway Courses:
- Level 1: Introduction to Business & Communications
- Level 2: Advanced Business Communications
- Level 3: Accounting 1 and Personal Finance
- Level 4: Accounting 2 and Advanced Personal Finance & Investments
See Program of Study and Career Pathways for Other Recommended Electives and Virtual Courses recommended for this pathway.
AP and Dual Enrollment (ECE) Credit Opportunities:
AP 2D Art and Design, AP Biology, AP Calculus AB, AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science, AP European History, AP Physics (algebra-based), AP Psychology, AP English Language & Composition, AP English Literature & Composition, AP Statistics, AP United States Government & Politics, AP United States History, AP World History, UConn ECE Music Theory 1 and 2, UConn ECE Music Appreciation, UConn ECE Physics 1201Q, UConn ECE Physics 1202, UConn ECE French 5, UConn ECE Spanish 5, UConn Seminar in Writing through Literature
Certificate Opportunities:
Students enrolled this pathway may complete exams to become certified in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
Recommended Clubs & Organizations:
- Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
- High School Bowl
- Yearbook
Key Business and Industry Partners:
- Julie’s Cup of Joe
- Webster Bank
- Key Bank
- The Water’s Edge Resort and Spa
- The Westbrook Inn
- Southeast Connecticut World Affairs Council
Future Careers:
HIGH-WAGE, HIGH-SKILL, HIGH-DEMAND CAREERS after Bachelors degree: Computer and Information Systems Managers, Operations Research Analysts, Management Analysts, General and Operations Managers, Administrative Service Managers, Chief Executives, Fundraisers, Human Resources Specialists, Human Resources Managers, Industrial Production Managers, Meeting/Convention/Event Planners, Purchasing Managers, Training and Development Specialists
HIGH-WAGE, HIGH-SKILL, HIGH-DEMAND CAREERS after Associates degree: Human Resources Assistants (Except Payroll and Timekeeping),
HIGH-WAGE, HIGH-SKILL, HIGH-DEMAND CAREERS after high school: Customer Service Representatives; First-line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers; Information and Record Clerks; Postal Service Mail Carriers; Postal Service Mail Sorters; Processors and Processing Machine Operators; Postal Service Clerks; Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditor Clerks
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Industry Certifications | Associate's Degrees | Bachelor's Degrees |
Accounting Assistant: 30 credits Accounting Technician: 22 credits Business Skills: 30 credits Business Administration: 19 credits Human Resources Management: 30 credits Human Resources Management: 30 credits Nonprofit Management: 30 credits |
Supply Chain & Logistics Management Business Administration Management
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Business Administration Business Data Analytics Management Supply Chain Management Human Resources Management
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