The Vucurevich School of Business offers two degrees in Business Administration:

• Associates of Arts Degree (A.A.)
  • ACC 225 Principles of Financial Accounting
  • ACC 226 Principles of Managerial Accounting
  • BUS 305 Managerial Finance
  • BUS 306 Management of Organizations
  • BUS 307 Principles of Marketing
  • BUS 319 International Business
  • BUS 320 Business Law
  • BUS 421 Business Ethics
  • BUS 427 Problems in Business Policy
  • ECO 212 Principles of Microeconomics
  • ECO 213 Principles of Macroeconomics
  • COM 104 Computer Solutions to Information Problems
    or COM 201 Introduction to Computer Science I
  • MAT 112 College Algebra & Trigonometry
  • MAT 202 Finite Mathematics
    or MAT 201 Calculus for Applications
  • MAT 233 Introduction to Statistics
  • ENG 250 Business Research & Writing

An A.A. in Business Administration provides a basic knowledge base for employment or for further study in a four-year program. To obtain an A.A., 64 semester-hours (s.h.) of credit must be obtained with a minimum grade point average of "C" (2.0) or better. Of the total s.h., up to 43 will be required and the rest electives.

The required courses are as follows:

Liberal Arts:

• CST 100 Fundamentals of Communication
• ECO 212 Principles of Microeconomics
• ECO 213 Principles of Macroeconomics
• LAR 111 Western Heritages I
• MAT 112 College Algebra & Trigonometry
  or MAT 202 Finite Math
• PSY 201 General Psychology
  or SOC 201 Fundamentals of Sociology

Business Administration:

• BUS 306 Management of Organizations
• BUS 307 Principles of Marketing
• BUS 320 Business Law
• ACC 225 Principles of Financial Accounting
• At least 4 additional courses
  selected from accounting, economics, entrepreneurship,
  management, marketing, or management information systems. 

Bachelors of Arts Degree (B.A.)

The goals of the Business Administration major are to provide basic knowledge in the core areas of:

• Business and the student’s business concentration

• Develop the student’s strategic/critical thinking skills encompassing the ability to link data

• Give knowledge and insight together from various disciplines

• Facilitate the student’s understanding of the relationship between ethics, business and personal faith. 

All course work attempted in the Accounting, Business, and Economics core classes and the eight concentrations must be completed with a grade of “C-” or better.  The Vucurevich School of Business regularly assesses its Business Administration programs to determine how well it is accomplishing its educational goals.

A B.A. in Business Administration prepares a student for the business world with a specialization in one of eight concentrations.

Along with their concentration, Business Administration majors must complete the following core courses:

Those who desire a B.A. complete the University's liberal arts core, the business administration core, and select a concentration or a minor.

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