Our programs will prepare you to transfer to a four-year school, enter the workforce or update your current business skills. You can personalize your studies with flexible scheduling options and multiple locations.
Students enrolling in AACC's School of Business and Law have many opportunities, including American Bar Association-approved Paralegal Studies program (with use of our Law Library); Police Academy through the Homeland Security and Criminal Justice Institute; new business development through the Entrepreneurial Studies Institute’s courses, scholarships and business incubator; internships and much more.
The school also hosts a variety of student-centered events, including the Best of Business Competition; Big Idea Competition; Business Pitch Competition; Economics Debates; Engaged Scholars Forums; Forum on the Judiciary; Immigration Awareness Month activities and Mock Trials.
Advance your professional studies and learn new skills with noncredit business and continuing legal education courses offered through AACC's School of Continuing Education and Workforce Development.
We offer nationally recognized certifications through partnerships with local companies and professional organizations. AACC also offers continuing education certificate programs that demonstrate to employers that you have acquired the skills and knowledge necessary for their workplace.
Karen Cook, Esq.
Dean
Stacy Korbelak
Assistant Dean for Business Programs
Erin Gable, Esq.
Director, Legal Studies Institute
Darian Senn-Carter, Ed.D.
Director, Homeland Security and Criminal Justice Institute
Kristi Tuccillo
Administrative Assistant
Small business owner and Anne Arundel Community College student Heidi Pena knew a lot about interior design, but she wasn’t sure how to bridge the gap between her passion and a viable business. AACC offers a degree in Entrepreneurship, but the Entrepreneurial Studies Institute has more than just classes.
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