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Sep 07, 2024
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2023-2024 Academic Catalog V2 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Business Administration, Entrepreneurial Studies Concentration, B.S. (120 Credits)
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The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Entrepreneurial Studies concentration integrates classroom and real world through a dynamic mix of leading-edge knowledge, involvement with successful entrepreneurs, and hands-on development of the key skills such as creativity, market focus, and business planning that are essential to successful ventures. Student learning goals represent the basic knowledge and skills necessary to understand the processes for assessing needs and opportunities in a market, translating an idea into a product or service, and developing a formal business plan, which includes an analysis of funding and of the scalability of the proposed solution.
Graduates with a Business Administration degree may take advantage of the College’s Five Year Bachelor/Master Program, and complete their MBA with just one additional year of full time study.
Program Goals:
Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, students will:
- demonstrate an ability to conduct relevant research in their field of business and/or their concentration
- exhibit mastery of basic business knowledge, concepts, and terminology in the specific areas of marketing, management, accounting, and finance
- demonstrate knowledge and skills required to obtain employment in their field
- develop the skills necessary to succeed in their fields including leadership abilities and a heightened sense of social responsibility and ethics
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General Education Courses (42 Credits)
Business Administration Major Courses (33 Credits)
Entrepreneurial Studies Concentration Courses (12 Credits)
Humanities Electives (6 Credits)
Lower Level General Elective Requirements (12 Credits)
Select four 100-200 level courses from any discipline.
Upper Level Business Elective Requirements (9 Credits)
Select any three 300-400 level Business courses.
Upper Level General Elective Requirements (6 Credits)
Select two 300-400 level courses from any discipline.
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