Half of the B.S. in Business Administration curriculum encompasses business and related topics such as management, marketing, finance, accounting, business law and economics. Additional courses, such as philosophy, history, English, mathematics and the natural sciences broaden students’ knowledge and enhance their abilities to think critically.
The Department of Accounting and Business Administration also offers concentrations in finance, marketing, international business and information systems. All business administration majors must take 60 liberal arts credits.
