BBA Degree with Emphasis in General Business
The major in general business allows the student flexibility to design a 24 hour upper-division program using courses from several or all major areas in the School of Business in accord with his or her own interests and needs.
Learning objectives for the general business concentration:
- apply quantitative and qualitative analysis and critical thinking to business problems.
- demonstrate knowledge of the application of ethical concepts to business issues.
- apply technology to the solution of diverse business issues and problems.
- explain the relationships among the functional areas of business.
- explain the impact of diversity on organizations.
Students must complete 124 hours to earn a bachelor of business administration degree. Out of those 124 hours a minimum of 53 hours of general education courses, 11 hours of general elective credit, 36 hours of business core requirements and 24 additional upper division business courses must be completed. For more details please check out our Model Program Guide where you can find information about our model course sequences, worksheets, and graduation requirements.
Freshman and students new to business should visit with Stacy Woltje initially for help in determining their degree track. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors may choose one of the faculty members for advising. Their contact information may be found by clicking on the faculty and staff link to the left.
General Business worksheet (valid for catalogs 2004-2009)
Model Program Guide (valid for catalogs 2004-2009)
