Bachelor of Business Administration

Purpose

The Business Administration major provides a diversified background in the various disciplines necessary for success in the field of business. Regardless of the future occupation of the student, a background in the basic business areas is an essential ingredient of effective business decision-making. The Business Administration major allows a student to tailor his or her degree to individual career objectives with more flexibility than other majors. With guidance from an academic advisor, students choosing the Business Administration major complete the major requirements by selecting courses from the functional business areas which best meet their academic and career objectives.

Specialty Accreditation

Bachelor of Business Administration programs offered through the College of Business and Technology are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (11520 West 119th Street, Overland Park, KS 66213, 913-339-9356). http://www.acbsp.org

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the application of management concepts, theories and processes to business situations.
2. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the application of quantitative techniques and financial analysis.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of market segmentation, targeting, and positioning from the stand point of buyer behavior and/or integrated marketing communications.
4. Demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of the application of international business concepts to situations where managers manage across cultures and national boundaries.
5. Demonstrate competence in operations management and strategic analysis and planning.

Option - Health Care Management

1. Develop an awareness of health care industry organizations, environments and systems.
2. Demonstrate the ability to work effectively in multi-disciplinary health service organizational settings.

Option - Business Analytics

1. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of organizing data and choosing analysis techniques for management applications.
2. Demonstrate competence in operating and utilizing data visualization techniques.
3. Solve a problem using appropriate decision analysis techniques.
4. Write queries for extracting data from databases.

Business Analytics - 12 hours (1109)

• BADM 4203 - Business Analytics
• IS 4293 - Business Database Management Systems
• MGMT 4103 - Business Decision Analysis
• MKT 4103 - Marketing Measurement

General Business - 12 hours (1103)

• MGMT 3253 - Organizational Behavior
• MGMT 3843 - Business Ethics
• 3000/4000 Level Business Electives (6 hours)

Health Care Management - 12 hours (1107)

• HCA 3313 - Healthcare Reimbursement Strategies
• HCA 4223 - Quality Management and Patient Safety
• HCA 4533 - Group Practice Management
• 3000/4000 level HCA elective (3 hours)

Accelerated B.B.A. Business Administration: Business Analytics to M.B.A. Business Administration: Business Analytics

Note:  Please refer to Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s Degree Program  for complete information concerning the Accelerated Degree Program.  Refer to the current Graduate Catalog for master’s degree requirements.

IMPORTANT:

• Students admitted to the Accelerated B.B.A. Business Administration: Business Analytics to M.B.A. Business Administration: Business Analytics degree program will complete up to 12 hours of graduate level credit to apply toward both the undergraduate and graduate degrees.
• Students may not receive credit toward both the undergraduate and the paired graduate-level course. A student completing an undergraduate course and the paired graduate-level course will only receive credit for one course toward the bachelor’s degree.
• A minimum grade of C is required for all 5000 level graduate courses.
• Students who do not follow the approved degree plan may become ineligible to continue in the accelerated degree program. 
• Prior to completing the undergraduate degree, if the undergraduate GPA, graduate GPA and/or overall GPA fall below a 3.00, the student becomes ineligible to continue in the ADP.
• Students may withdraw from an approved accelerated degree pathway.  Graduate credit hours completed prior to the student withdrawing or becoming ineligible to continue in the ADP apply toward the undergraduate degree only.

There are no minors related to this degree.

There are no certifications related to this degree.