General Studies Concentration

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) degree is a 120-credit-hour program that focuses on the technical and analytical skills needed for Christian leaders who manage organizational resources, people, and time. 

Program Duration: 4 Years
Course Level: Undergraduate
Cost: $12 per credit
Total Credit Hours: 120

The BSBA program prepares students to:

  • Apply business research skills.
  • Develop evidence-based solutions to business problems.
  • Produce effective written business reports.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of core areas of business functionality.
  • Communicate effectively in teams within organizations.

General Education Core

Total: 42 Credit Hours
BIB 110 Introduction to Biblical Worldviews & Contemporary Moral Issues
COM 110 Intercultural Communication
ENG 120 College Composition for Multilingual Students
GEO 110 World Regional Geography
HUM 120 Ethics: Theory & Practice
INT 110 Interpersonal Communication Skills
IT 110 Fundamentals of Information Systems
MTH 110 Business Mathematics
NS 110 Natural Science
PHI 110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
PSY 110 General Psychology
RSH 210 Research & Writing Fundamentals
SOC 110 Sociology
UNI 110 Introduction to Undergraduate Studies

Christian Studies

Total: 12 Credit Hours
BIB 110 Old Testament
BIB 120 New Testament
BIB 200 Life and Teachings of Jesus
MIN 210 Intro to Missions

Capstone

Total: 3 Credit Hours
BUS 499 BSBA Capstone

General Studies Core

Total: 48 Credit Hours
ACC 100 Accounting for Non-Accounting Majors
BUS 210 Business Management
BUS 215 Introduction to International Business
BUS 310 Business Law
BUS 320 Human Resources Management
BUS 330 Business Communications and Research
BUS 480 Business Policy & Strategy
ECO 210 Economics
ECO 215 Macroeconomics
FIN 210 Finance
LDR 210 Foundations of Leadership
MKT 210 Principles of Marketing
MTH 210 Statistics
OPS 310 Operations Management
PM 210 Project Management I
PSY 310 Organizational Behavior

Specialization

Total: 15 Credit Hours

Students may select any course from the ACC, PM, or IT concentration