About the Program
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a concentration in Management is designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to enable them to become effective managers in the private and public sectors. Students are exposed to the kinds of tasks managers perform in an organizational environment including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling.
Career Opportunities for Management
Management graduates are prepared to be competent and effective professionals in leadership roles in business and society in general. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions as managers/supervisors in various business enterprises, government agencies, and financial institutions. They are also prepared to pursue graduate studies and/or professional schools in business and related disciplines.
Objectives
The Management Concentration is designed to produce graduates who possess:
1. Analytical skills, competence, and the ability to apply these tools two practical business problems;
2. An ability to understand and cope with complex and dynamic issues in an organizational environment;
3. An understanding of today's global business environment, including an appreciation for diverse cultures
and labor forces;
4. The ability to anticipate and deal with change and to understand and mobilize technology to solve problems;
5. The ability to make ethical/moral decisions in a complex business environment and excellent written, oral,
and presentation skills.
GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
The candidate for the Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Management must satisfy the following requirements:
General Education Requirements 45 Semester Hours
Departmental Requirements 48 Semester Hours
Concentration Field of Study Requirements 24 Semester Hours
Directed Electives 3 Semester Hours
Total Semester Hours 120
Graduation Requirements
To graduate with a BBA with a concentration in Management, students must:
1. Earn at least “C” in all courses required to satisfy the departmental requirements, the major field of study,
and elective courses as delineated in the student’s degree plan.
2. Earn at least a “C” in ENGL 1301, ENGL 1302, (English Composition I and II) and MATH 1330 (College Algebra). 1033. Meet all General Education requirements as specified in catalog.
4. Possess a cumulative GPA of at least a 2.00 on a 4.00 scale. 1045. Enroll in GEEP courses and receive a “P” grade each semester in attendance.
6. Take the Rising Junior Examination, Senior Comprehensive Exam, and Major Subject Field Test.
7. Take the Departmental Comprehensive Exam.
8. Complete and application for graduation and secure the approval if the advisor, and the dean of the School.
Internship Requirements
To enable students concentrating in Management to acquire practical business experience, a supervised
internship is recommended.
Future Job Opportunities
Management graduates are prepared to be competent and effective professionals in leadership roles in business and society in general. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions as managers/supervisors in various business enterprises, government agencies, and financial institutions. They are also prepared to pursue graduate studies and/or professional schools in business and related disciplines.
