Undergraduate Program for Business Administration
The program develops advanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills for analyzing business challenges and making data-driven decisions. It emphasizes ethical principles, promoting socially responsible decisions that consider societal and environmental impacts. The program enhances written and oral communication skills for conveying complex ideas and collaborating in diverse teams. It also integrates academic knowledge and practical skills to create comprehensive business plans by analyzing market dynamics and identifying competitive advantages.
Demonstrate advanced critical thinking and problem-solving abilities by analyzing complex business challenges, identifying viable solutions, and making data-driven decisions.
Exhibit a strong understanding of ethical principles in business and demonstrate the ability to make socially responsible decisions by describing the ethical implications of their actions and the impact of business practices on society and the environment.
Demonstrate exceptional written and oral communication skills, by conveying complex ideas and information clearly and persuasively and collaborating and working effectively in diverse teams.
Synthesize their academic knowledge and practical skills to craft a comprehensive business plan by analyzing market dynamics, identifying competitive advantages, and creating a strategic roadmap for a successful venture.
BUS-102 Intro to Business
BUS-118 Business Writing
MGT-335 Modern Management Principles
MGT-345 Organizational Behavior
ACCT-230 Business Accounting Concepts
FIN-302: Global Finance
ECON-263: Microeconomics
ECON-264: Macroeconomics
TECH-385: Information Systems
BUS-440 Legal Environment of Business
BUS-300 Marketing
BUS-410 Strategy Capstone
A full-time student completes 24 credit hours per year (eight 3-credit-hour courses), organized into three terms (Fall, Spring and Summer).
Both the Fall and Spring terms consist of three sequential (non-consecutive) 6-week blocks, while the Summer term is comprised of two sequential (non-consecutive) 6-week blocks.
As a part of their course work in BUS-410, students will synthesize their academic knowledge
and practical skills to craft a comprehensive business plan by analyzing market dynamics,
identifying competitive advantages, and creating a strategic roadmap for a successful venture.
Students must successfully complete the following proctored exams:
To receive a diploma noting completion of the requirements of the Bachelor of Business Administration students must:
A full-time student completes 24 credit hours per year (eight 3-credit-hour courses), organized into three terms (Fall, Spring and Summer).
Both the Fall and Spring terms consist of three sequential (non-consecutive) 6-week blocks, while the Summer term is comprised of two sequential (non-consecutive) 6-week blocks.
A full-time student with no transfer credit or credit for prior learning credit would take approximately five-and-one-quarter years to complete their degree. Depending upon student goals, outside commitments, transfer credit accepted and the student’s level of academic achievement, it is reasonable to assume that a student could complete the program in a shorter time frame. Students will develop a schedule to completion with their academic counselor.
Total credit hours per program: 120 credit hours
Cost per credit hour: $475
Total cost with fees: $61,250*
*Cost per credit hour and fees are subject to change. Exact fees may vary by program. Please consult an Enrollment Advisor for the final program cost.
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