Bachelor of Science:
Business Administration
Concentration in Management
Effective Fall 2009  

The management concentration is designed to engage the student in a logistics approach to understanding the complexity of successful business leadership. This means that effective administrative capabilities are first developed through the mastery of a variety of skills learned through many disciplines in the liberal arts and business administration curriculum. Good managers must be able to communicate effectively; reason conceptually and quantitatively; understand accounting, finance, and economics; and possess good human relations and interpersonal skills. Through the six course management core, students are then given the opportunity to apply these skills to specific management areas. Consequently, when students complete these studies, they are able to assume positions in a management track.

Suggested sequence of courses: 

Minimum credits required: 131 / 134