Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
The CNU College of Business Administration offers bachelor's and master's degree programs that seek to develop the critical, analytical, and communication skills of the complete business executive of tomorrow by taking advantage of the most advanced theories, applications, and educational tools of today. Designed to meet the special needs of managers and other personnel for enhanced business acumen, the Business Administration degree program and corresponding electives are presented through a wide range of cutting-edge delivery systems. Students interact with some of the nation's leading experts, using guided instruction and directed work experience. A student can emphasize individual in-depth interests or a more comprehensive view of the field. Either track provides valuable on-site experience and personal growth. The faculty visualize the CNU graduate as an individual equipped with the broadest range of capabilities to maximize U.S. competitiveness, effectively meeting the challenges of a changing international, economic, legal, social, political, and technological environment.
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration curriculum provides an understanding of perspectives that form the context for business. Perspectives covered include ethical and global issues, the influence of political, social, legal, regulatory, environmental and technological issues, and the impact of demographic diversity on organizations. The courses provide a broad context within which education for business is set. A high school diploma or GED equivalent is required for admission, and the degree requires the completion of 120 units of academic work with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. In addition to general education requirements and a lower and upper division core, students are expected to complete an elective program by selecting 36 units from among the following areas: accounting; business law; economics; finance; health care management; human resources management; international business administration; management; management information systems; management science; and marketing
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