Business Administration (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration (BSBA; formerly Business and Information Technology), offered through the School of Business, provides students with a traditional foundation in business using a balanced theoretical and practical approach.  It is designed to prepare students to quickly become productive members in their chosen fields while also preparing them to challenge the status quo and navigate organizations through future challenges. 

The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong balance of business, organizational, interpersonal, and technical skills. Students in the degree program take core courses in business and then select a concentration (or dual concentrations) from among accounting, general business, marketing, and management.

Curriculum for Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

The Business Administration degree requires 60 credit hours beyond the associate degree or its equivalent. A grade of at least a "C" is required in all 3000-4000 level courses used to meet the Business Administration degree requirements.

Core IMPACTS (Credit: 42 hours)

See listing of requirements for Core IMPACTS

 

Field of Study: Lower Division Major Requirements (Credit: 18 hours)

Major Field (Credit: 15 hours)

ACCT 2101	Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT 2102	Principles of Accounting II	3
BUSA 2105	Communicating in the Business Environment	3
ECON 2105	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECON 2106	Principles of Microeconomics	3

Choose one of the following (Credit: 3 hours)

ITEC 2201	Business Information Applications	3
BUSA 2201	Business Information Applications	3

Business Core (Credit: 27 hours)

BUSA 3340	Business Analysis using Excel	3
FINA 3110	Principles of Finance	3
LENB 3135	Legal Environment of Business	3
MGMT 3101	Business Statistics	3
MGMT 3104	International Business	3
MGMT 3141	Principles of Management	3
MGMT 3160	Principles of Management Information Systems	3
MGMT 4195	Strategic Management	3
MKTG 3161	Principles of Marketing	3

Concentration Requirements (Credit: 33 hours)

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration must complete one of the following concentrations:

Accounting Concentration

Required courses (Credit: 21 hours)

ACCT 3101	Intermediate Financial Accounting I	3
ACCT 3102	Intermediate Financial Accounting II	3
ACCT 3103	Intermediate Finance Accounting III	3
ACCT 3110	Cost Accounting	3
ACCT 3120	Principles of Taxation I	3
ACCT 4135	Auditing	3
ACCT 4205	Accounting Information Systems	3

Accounting Electives (Credit: 6 hours)

Choose two of the following:

ACCT 3111	Advanced Cost Accounting	3
ACCT 3125	Government and Not-for-Profit Account	3
ACCT 3130	Forensic Accounting and Auditing	3
ACCT 4110	Advanced Accounting	3
ACCT 4120	Principles of Taxation II	3
ACCT 4140	Auditing II	3
ACCT 4305	Current Issues - Accounting and Auditing	3
ACCT 4505	Special Topics	3
ACCT 4605	Internship/Cooperative Education	1 - 9

General Electives (Credit: 6 hours)

Two General electives (Credit: 6 hours)

Financial Economics Concentration (33 hours)

Required Courses (Credit: 18 hours)

Take all the following classes

ECON 3106	Managerial Economics	3
ECON 3105	Money, Banking, and Financial Markets	3
ECON 4110	Applied Data Analysis	3 hours
FINA 3120	Advanced Corporate Finance	3 hours
FINA 4120	Investments	3 hours
MGMT 3175	Quantitative Methods	3

Business Electives (Credit: 6 hours)

Two 3000/4000 level Business electives (Credit: 6 hours)

General Electives (9 hours)

Three General Electives (Credit: 9 hours)

*Accounting students may take a second accounting concentration or they may take a concentration under the Department of Management and Marketing: 

 

Total Hours: 120