Bachelor of Business Administration (Self-Paced)

Self-paced programs measure progress by what students know and can do, not by the amount of time spent in class as in traditional credit hour programs. Students advance by demonstrating mastery of specific learning outcomes through assessments. Skills and knowledge gained through work or life experience can help students move through a self-paced program more quickly than a credit hour program. However, all students, regardless of pace, must demonstrate mastery of every required course to earn the degree.

Mission

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program prepares students for career opportunities and advancement in a dynamic, global business environment.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Communication: Demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills in organizational and professional settings.
• Ethics: Identify and evaluate ethical issues and formulate a defensible resolution in business environments.
• Global: Apply cultural differences, diversity issues, and business functions and processes, in domestic and global settings.
• Technology: Apply technology to support decision making in businesses; leadership.
• Business Functions/Processes: Interpret and implement business functions and processes.

Degree Requirements

The bachelor’s degree requires a total of 120 credits, including major coursework, General Education, and electives.

Students complete 60 credits of major coursework. Of these, 15 credits also fulfill General Education requirements. As a result, the remaining standalone General Education requirement is 27 credits.

The final 33 credits are completed through free electives, allowing students the flexibility to tailor their academic experience.