In the fast-paced and ever-evolving modern world, leadership and management skills are the backbone of a successful business. That’s why our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree places these critical abilities front and center.
Our program prepares you to tackle the challenges of a 21st-century global marketplace through a collaborative, academically rigorous online curriculum. You’ll gain practical knowledge and valuable insights that you can use in any career path you choose, from starting your own business to working for a corporation or nonprofit.
Campus • Online
January 3, 2025
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John & Lyn Cook School of Business
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A degree in Business Administration provides graduates with a broad set of skills and knowledge that are highly valued in the job market. Graduates can find employment in a variety of fields, including finance, marketing, management, accounting, and more.
From critical thinking and problem solving to communication and teamwork, a degree in Business Administration will equip graduates with successful skills that can be applied in any field and are highly valued by employers.
This program provides a foundation for pursuing further education, such as a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or other advanced degree. Students may also choose to pursue specialized certifications or trainings in specific areas of business.
In addition to the undergraduate core and other related courses, here is a glimpse at a few of the courses you will be taking in this program.
For a full list of courses related to this program, visit the Academic Catalog at one of the options below:
In this course, students will study ethical theories with a view toward relating and applying them to contemporary issues in business. Special attention is given to the application of a Judeo-Christian ethical paradigm to identify basic beliefs, establish good values, and make ethical decisions.
This course is an introduction to marketing principles and pricing associated with corporate finance. You will explore principles of direct marketing, public relations, and branding, as well as the implications for nonprofit and non-governmental organizations.
This course covers economic concepts relevant to strategic managerial decision making. Topics include demand and supply analysis, consumer demand theory, forecasting, production and cost analysis, price determination in alternative market structures, government regulation and control, risk analysis, and regulatory theory. Applications, including simulation, are used for an understanding of economic tools and their potential use for solving real-world problems. In addition, the course will provide a basic introduction to econometric analysis and its role in managerial decision making.
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