Whatever that job entails, it will no doubt require the ability to think, solve problems with incomplete information, and to make decisions in a decentralized management structure that empowers the worker to take ownership and responsibility for the entire organizational system. The new Bachelor's in Business Administration, by focusing more completely on business skills needed in the modern marketplace, better prepares students for the jobs of the next century. The Bachelor's in Business Administration degree is designed for students who have attained a two year degree and wish to complete the final two years for the bachelor's degree. The program provides the student with a seamless flow of courses from the Associate of Applied Science to the Bachelor of Business Administration, and ultimately, to the Master's of Business Administration program. The B.B.A. requires fewer general education courses than the B.S. degree and thus provides the student with an intensive study of the business skills and issues through a more extensive series of business courses.
All courses are three credit hours unless otherwise specified.
Computer Literacy ECO 201 Intro. Macroeconomics ECO 202 Intro.