Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BS-BA)
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BS-BA)
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BS-BA) program provides students with comprehensive knowledge of business theories and models and their application to real-world problems. In particular, leadership, entrepreneurship, and analysis of business problems and opportunities are emphasized. The BS-BA program connects business to the role of work in a global society, offering broad preparation for whatever career pathway a student might elect, as well as providing solid preparation for graduate study in this and related fields.
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration must complete all required courses in their chosen major as outlined below.
Prerequisites
BUS 1101 | Principles of Business Management |
Courses Required
BUS 1102 | Basic Accounting |
BUS 1103 | Microeconomics |
BUS 1104 | Macroeconomics |
BUS 1105 | Business Communications |
BUS 2201 | Principles of Marketing (proctored course) |
BUS 2202 | E-Commerce (proctored course) |
BUS 2203 | Principles of Finance 1 |
BUS 2204 | Personal Finance |
BUS 2207 | Multinational Management |
BUS 3303 | Entrepreneurship 1 (proctored course) |
BUS 3305 | Business Law and Ethics (proctored course) |
BUS 3306 | Business and Society (proctored course) |
BUS 4402 | Organizational Behavior (proctored course) |
BUS 4403 | Business Policy and Strategy (proctored course) |
BUS 4405 | Leadership (proctored course) |
BUS 4406 | Quality Management |
Electives
BUS 2204 | Personal Finance |
BUS 3301 | Financial Accounting |
BUS 3302 | Consumer Behavior |
BUS 3304 | Managerial Accounting |
BUS 4401 | Entrepreneurship 2 |
BUS 4404 | Principles of Finance 2 |
BUS 4407 | Strategic Management |
Other Electives: Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree may choose additional elective courses beyond those specified in the General Education requirements, and/or select introductory courses in other majors, and/or take additional courses in a student’s major that may not be required for the degree.