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Nov 21, 2024
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Catalog 2015-2016 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Business Administration, B.A.
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Today’s complex fast paced business environment required professionals with a wide scope of knowledge and skills beneficial to the workplace. The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration program, offered through the College of Business , provides a solid foundation in administrative skills and knowledge leading to a successful entry or mid-level business career. The real-world curriculum offers a set of core courses with a choice of concentrations: entrepreneurship, finance, human resource management, management information systems, management, marketing, or operations and supply chain management.
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Degree Requirements (for all concentrations)
Students must meet all university requirements for a bachelor’s degree.
Students must meet the collegial degree requirement listed at the beginning of this section and choice of concentration section below.
General Education Requirements (49 Hours)
NOTE: This includes the following program requirements:
Program Requirements (42 Hours)
In addition to the degree requirements above, students must also complete one concentration from the options listed below (choose one):
Entrepreneurship Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with an Entrepreneurship concentration is designed for students who are pursuing a career in business but hope one day to have their own business. The concentration provides students with the knowledge to start and operate a business. Students learn what it takes to face the personal challenges that accompany entrepreneurship and how to identify, evaluate, and exploit entrepreneurial opportunities.
Concentration Courses (15 Hours)
Select two of the following courses:
Finance Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with a finance concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life through the study of the functional area of finance.
Concentration Courses (15 Hours)
Select one of the following:
Human Resource Management Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with a human resource management concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life through the study of the functional area of the management of human resources.
Concentration Courses (15 Hours)
Select two of the following courses:
Management Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with a management concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life through the study of the functional areas of business management.
Concentration Courses (15 Hours)
Management Information Systems Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with a Management Information Systems concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life through the study of the functional area of management information systems.
Concentration Courses (18 Hours)
Marketing Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with a marketing concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life through the study of the functional area of marketing.
Concentration Courses (18 Hours)
Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with an operations management concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life through the study of the functional area of production management.
Concentration Courses (15 Hours)
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