The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration completion degree program has been designed specifically *for those who have earned an associate degree from an accredited institution, the program serves students who have an interest in business and business-related topics. Its intention is to remove the obstacles for those graduating from a community college with an associate degree that prevent them from easily accessing the academic opportunity to earn the business focused degree and take their professional training to the next level.

The program outcomes for the Business Administration completion degree include the abilities to:

• Explore a broad spectrum of business and business-related topics, according to individual needs and/or interests.
• Acquire various bodies of knowledge and competencies within specific areas of study or individual fields.
• Demonstrate critical writing, thinking, calculating, and communication proficiencies.
• Acquire broad areas of human knowledge to develop intellectual capacity and deepen insight within general fields of study.
• Understand the foundation of ethical and professional standards including those specific to a field of study.
• Develop a foundation for lifelong learning.
• Obtain credential or degree needed to advance or enter professional career related to each field.

* In addition to meeting all of the admissions requirements  for an undergraduate degree, students must submit evidence of their associate degree completion (2.5 GPA) for consideration.

Curriculum

The BSBA “completion degree” does not require special partnerships and articulation agreements between our institution and each community college (CC).  Instead, an associate degree is accepted as a “block transfer.”

• The full acceptance of an associate degree (60 credits) as a “block” transfer without the need for a partnership agreement.
• No need to match specific courses for each community college course taken as an articulation agreement would require.
• Banking majors may combine the existing banking “block” transfer (CFTEA) with an associate degree block.