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Business Administration
FALL REGISTRATION
AUGUST 17 & 18, 2010
Fall 2010 Regular Registration
9 am - 12 noon and 3 - 6 pm
Basil Moreau Center.
Transfer Student Registration and Orientation
9 am - 12 noon and 3 - 6 pm
Graduate Studies Orientation 4:30 pm
Fall 2010 Course Sections
B.S. in Business Administration Curriculum Guide (PDF)
This curriculum provides a broad exposure to all functions of business, a necessary requirement for a successful professional career. The world of business is becoming increasingly complex, interactive, and internationalized. Thus the narrowly trained functional specialist is fast being replaced by the broadly educated generalist. This curriculum is also recommended for those desiring to pursue further study in law or public administration. Students planning to enter graduate school are advised to enroll in calculus.
Degree Requirements
The degree of Bachelor of Science in a program in Business Administration is conferred upon students who complete an approved program of study with a 2.0 cumulative GPA and a 2.5 GPA in professional course work. A minimum grade of C must be earned in all courses pertaining to the major course of study.
Curricula
A major consists of a minimum of 27 semester hours of advanced course work in one area of concentration. Concentrations are offered in accounting, management, and marketing. Dual concentrations are available with an additional 18 hours of that curriculum.
Objectives
The specific objectives of the business curricula are
- To equip students for entry-level professional positions in private and public enterprise, as well as for eventual managerial and executive responsibilities;
- To provide a sound academic exposure to all business functions to persons already employed;
- To prepare students for subsequent graduate studies in business or other disciplines;
- To advance business as a profession and to foster successful and ethical practice in private and public enterprise.
Student Outcomes of the Business Administration Program
Upon successful completion of the Business Administration Program, students should be able to
- Recall essential factual information in their chosen curriculum;
- Read, understand and critique standard reference works and professional periodicals in the area of concentration of their chosen curriculum;
- Assess critically theories and trends in the area of concentration of their chosen curriculum;
- Practice professional business and economic skills;
- Demonstrate the ability to engage in critical thinking, decision making, and independent judgment in the area of concentration of their chosen curriculum;
- Practice leadership skills in collaboration with members of the business profession;
- Accept ethical responsibility and accountability for professional decisions, actions, and their consequences.
- Through participation in our required business internship program, students will work hand-in-hand with business representatives in the field of their choice while earning course credit for their time. Students will also have the opportunity to forge lasting relationships with these business partners that can assist them in future job opportunity searches.
For Questions or More Information
Contact Enrollment Services at 504-398-2175
