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Business-Insurance: Property & Casualty

The Business–Insurance: Property & Casualty program at Solano Community College is designed to give students the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to enter the dynamic insurance industry. Students learn key concepts in risk management, sales, customer service, and office operations, while also developing a solid understanding of property and casualty insurance policies and practices.

Build a career protecting people, businesses, and communities—start with the skills that matter most in the insurance industry!

 

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The Business Administration program at Solano Community College is designed to give students a solid foundation in business principles while preparing them to transfer seamlessly to a California State University (CSU) or other four-year institution. Students complete core requirements in accounting, economics, communication, and quantitative reasoning, all while developing analytical, leadership, and decision-making skills essential in today’s business environment.

  • Certificate of Achievement – Insurance Specialist (Property & Casualty)
    Complete the 31-unit major which includes courses in Accounting, Business Law, Insurance (personal & commercial), Ethics, Communication, and essential software tools. All major courses require a grade of C or better, or P if taken Pass/No Pass.

  • Associate in Science (A.S.) – Business: Insurance: Property & Casualty
    Earned by completing the 31-unit major, plus General Education requirements and electives to reach a minimum of 60 total units. Same grading requirements apply (C or better, or P).

Graduates of the Insurance: Property & Casualty program are prepared for entry-level and advancement opportunities in the insurance industry, including roles such as:

  • Insurance Agent / Broker – Licensed professional selling and servicing property and casualty policies for individuals and businesses.

  • Claims Adjuster / Claims Examiner – Investigates, evaluates, and settles insurance claims.

  • Underwriter – Evaluates risk and determines terms and premiums for insurance policies.

  • Customer Service Representative (CSR) – Provides client support in insurance agencies and firms.

  • Risk Management Assistant – Supports corporate or institutional risk analysis and coverage strategies.

  • Agency or Office Manager (with experience) – Supervises operations within insurance agencies or brokerage firms.

 

 

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