BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Learn how to pursue your passion in a systematic and profitable manner. Economics, finance, business law, marketing, technology, and management skills will prepare you for a lifetime of leadership and accomplishment. Make one of the best investments of your life by earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Grace University.
The Bachelor of Business Administration program consists of two main components:
1. General Education: These foundational courses cover written communication, critical thinking, and managerial accounting.
2. Business Administration Major: Delve deeper into the intricacies of business by examining marketing principles and business ethics.
The program requires 180 quarter units, including 88 units of general education and business administration major requirements include either 92 units or 68 units plus one concentration course.
GE Curriculum Requirements (88 units)
ENGL 101 Written Communication
ENGL 201 Expository Writing I
PHIL 150 Critical Thinking
SPCH 150 Oral Communication
POLS 155 Political Science
SOC 103 Sociology
ART 101 History of Western Art
PHIL 151 Philosophy of Knowledge, Ideas, and Human Values
HIST 101 United States Civilization
BIO 102 Fundamentals of Biology
PSYC 101 Psychology
CHR 111A Christian Ethics
GEO 101 Geography of the Bible Lands
HIST 102 History of Christianity
CHR 111 B Christian Leadership
ACCT 201 Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
MATH 101 Mathematics for Business
ECON 181 Economics
FIN 207 Introduction to Business Finance
LAW 101 Foundations of Business Law
MGT 191 Introduction to Management
MIS 111 Management Computer Systems
Business Administration Major Requirements include either 92 units or 68 units plus one concentration course
BA 301 Principles of Marketing
BA 302 Applied Business and Economics Statistics
BA 303 Production and Operations Management
BA 304 Small Business Finance
BA 305 Business Responsibility in Society
BA 306 Business Law
BA 307 Christian Ethics in Business
BA 308 Managerial Accounting
BA 309 Management Information Systems
BA 401 Management Theory and Practice
BA 402 Non-Profit Organization Management
BA 403 Integrated Decision-Making in Business
BA 404 Comparative Management
BA 405 Business Communications
MATH 301 Quantitative Methods in Business
ENG 301 Expository Writing II
ENG 302 Communication Theory
IBA 401 International Business
IBA 402 International Marketing Management
IBA 403 Principles of International Economics
IBA 404 Import-Export Management
IBA 405 Multinational Financial Management
IBA 406 Public Relations Methods for Multinational Business
Along with a general BBA in Business Administration, we offer three concentrations. Students interested in the concentrations must meet the business admission requirements for the Business Bachelor Administration program.
BA (Business Administration) with a concentration in Sports Management
The Business Administration program offers a specialized curriculum in sports management. It provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the business aspects of the sports industry. This concentration provides a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within the sports business world.
BA (Business Administration) with a concentration in Kinesiology and Wellness Management
The Business Administration program, with a concentration in Kinesiology and Wellness Management, aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and human movement science. This concentration prepares graduates for leadership roles in the health, fitness, sports, and wellness industries. Students will gain expertise in managing wellness programs, understanding the biomechanics of movement, promoting healthy lifestyles, and applying business strategies to health-related fields.
BA (Business Administration) with a concentration in Sport Psychology and Performance Management
The Business Administration program, with a concentration in Sports Psychology and Performance Management, focuses on the psychological aspects of sports performance and program management. It covers motivation, mental skills training, performance analysis, and coaching psychology. Students gain practical skills to enhance athlete performance, improve coaching techniques, and effectively manage sports programs. This concentration prepares students for sports psychology, coaching, performance analysis, and athletic administration careers.
