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Nov 21, 2024
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Fitchburg State University 2012-2013 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Management Concentration, Business Administration, B.S.
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Bachelor of science in Business Administration
Chairperson
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Program Manager
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Diane Caggiano
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Diane Caggiano |
Program Objectives
Students who graduate from the Business Administration program are equipped with a knowledge of business theories, policies, and procedures and are prepared to take a responsible position within the world of business. The program refines a student’s commitment to personal values and moral excellence as well as professional competence.
Program of Study
The degree offered by the Business Administration Department is the bachelor of science degree. The curriculum is based in the Liberal Arts, coupled with a sufficient mix of professional courses and a variety of practical business experiences.
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration requires completion of the 48-credit liberal arts and sciences (LAS) core, the specific requirements for the major, minor, and/or concentration that is chosen, several additional LAS courses required for the major, and elective courses, for a minimum of 120 credits.
Bachelor of science in Business Administration Concentrations
- Accounting
- Finance (only offered at night)
- Management (online option available)
- Marketing
Requirements for the Major in Business Administration
Concentrations/Options
The Business Administration Program at Fitchburg State University includes concentrations in one of four areas of business: accounting, management, marketing and international business and economics. Liberal Arts and Sciences Requirements
Note:
The courses beyond the core curriculum are open only to Business Administration majors. These upper-level courses are not transferable from another college if they are required within a student’s concentration.
* Junior/Senior Writing Requirement
** Speaking/Listening Requirement
*** Computer Literacy Requirement Concentrations for the Major in Business Administration
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