For a complete required list courses, please see our Catalog - pages 79-84

The goals of the Business Administration major are to:

1. Equip the graduate with the appropriate knowledge, skills and background to pursue graduate studies in Finance, Business Administration, Public Administration, Law or other related areas; and
2. Equip the graduate with the appropriate knowledge, skills, and background to pursue meaningful careers in the public or private sector.

Objectives- After completing the degree in Business Administration, the graduate will be able to:

1. Demonstrate knowledge of basic functions and theories of Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, and other areas of Business Administration in our economy;
2. Analyze and solve business problems;
3. Pursue successfully graduate level studies and/or a career in Finance, other areas of Business Administration or other related areas;
4. Plan and conduct research projects using various research techniques in Finance and other areas of Business Administration; and
5. Demonstrate the use of technology for management and analysis.

For a complete required list courses, please see our Catalog - pages 79-84

 

Business Administration majors may choose one of the following:
Concentration in Finance  or Concentration in General Business

 

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR WITH A CONCENTRATION IN FINANCE

The number of credit hours required for a Business Administration major with a concentration in Finance

Nine (9) credit hours of electives should be taken with the approval of the
major coordinator and the Division Chairperson

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR WITH A CONCENTRATION IN GENERAL BUSINESS

The number of credit hours required for a Business Administration Major
with a Concentration in General Business

Nine (9) credit hours of electives should be taken with the approval of the
major coordinator and the Division Chairperson.

MINOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A minimum of eighteen credit hours is required for a minor in Business Administration. Students desiring to minor in Business Administration should consult the Chairperson of the Division of Business and Professional Studies to design a program of study.