The major in Business Administration is an all-purpose general business degree designed to prepare individuals to perform managerial functions in the public and private sectors. Like other majors in the College of Business, students take a series of core courses in the fundamentals of economics, accounting, management, marketing and finance. Students then balance the rest of their major with advanced courses in management, marketing, finance and accounting. The curriculum provides an educational experience for leadership positions in the business and professional world, and in various business ministries within the church-related, service-oriented institutions. The Christian value system and perspective, particularly as it relates to the modern business environment, will be integrated throughout the academic program.

Graduates with a degree in Business Administration are able to:

1. Apply business concepts and theories to solve business challenges.
2. Write a realistic entrepreneurial business plan.
3. Compare global and domestic business issues and practices.
4. Evaluate ethical dilemmas and other issues in business from a Christian faith perspective.
5. Develop a career strategy in the Business field.

Business Administration Concentration

6. Recommend a business strategy based on organizational data in Accounting, Finance, and Marketing.

Information Technology Concentration

6. Apply Information Technology strategies to address business needs.

International Business Concentration

6. Gain an experiential understanding of the international dimensions of business functions by participating in an in-depth cultural immersion programs.