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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
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Bachelor of Science Business Administration Degree
Business administration involves effectively — and efficiently —managing an organization’s resources. A Bachelor of Science in Business Administration is an excellent way to gain the skills you need to pursue roles in private and public organizations or become an entrepreneur.
A bachelor’s in business administration from Neumann University offers you the opportunity to gain a broad understanding of the primary areas of business such as finance, marketing, human resources, and information technology. It also provides learning opportunities to sharpen soft skills such as communication, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
We offer three minors so you can tailor your BS in business administration to your specific goals:
1. Human Resources
2. International Business
3. Finance
Our business administration program is continually evolving to meet global changes.
Neumann’s professionally active faculty knows what you need to succeed as a business administration major, and our student-specific internships give you hands-on experience in real-world environments.
Earning your BBA from Neumann University means you’ll have the knowledge and skills in a range of disciplines to manage resources for any industry. If you’re looking for a degree that can lead to diverse career opportunities and professional growth, Neumann’s BS in business administration is worth exploring.
Bachelor’s in Business Administration – Program Overview
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Required Courses
Tuition
Admissions Requirements
BBA Program – Features
- Full- and part-time options
- Competitive tuition and fees
- 99 percent of students receive scholarships or financial aid
- Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) and Middle States Commission on Higher Education accreditation
- Three state-of-the-art computer labs · All courses are regularly offered on campus
- PhD-level faculty with in-depth industry experience
- Enhance your degree by adding a minor in human resources, international business, or finance.
- Close to the headquarters of major banks, corporations, and sports teams
- Maximum 30 students per class
- Real-world internships for credit
Bachelor’s in Business Administration – Learning Outcomes
- Understand and be able to explain key business principles, theories, quantitative formulas, and models.
- Develop effective oral and written communication skills.
- Use critical thinking to analyze problems or situations.
- Demonstrate the ability to work in a diverse environment through a global perspective.
- Recognize and apply our Franciscan values and moral reasoning in the area of business.
You’ll also be prepared with skills specific to your minor.
Human Resources:
- Complete job analyses and write professional job descriptions.
- Design and evaluate recruiting programs, competitive salaries, benefit packages, and training programs.
- Critique current and emerging performance management systems.
International Business:
- Understand and work within cultural, political, and legal systems to help solve cross-border cases and analyze data from a global perspective.
- Critique strategic international marketing and management practices against the global business environments across countries.
- Compare/contrast your classroom experience to an actual international business by participating in an experiential learning opportunity overseas.
Finance:
- Apply financial planning knowledge in an integrated approach to real-world financial planning.
- Identify the cycle of monetary resource creation and disbursement within a financial institution in line with appropriate regulatory rules.
- Analyze financial statements, calculate firms’ intrinsic value, project their financial futures, and integrate and apply quantitative models in portfolio management.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Required Courses
There are 122 credits required for the BS in Administration Degree.
BS in Business Administration Program – Tuition
Tuition is based on the number of credits students are enrolled in. For more information, visit the Office of Financial Assistance .
BBA – Admissions Requirements
For more information on the admissions requirements for this program, visit our admissions page .
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What are the careers with a bachelor’s in business administration?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, business and financial occupations are projected to grow 7 percent through 2031 —...
What are the careers with a bachelor’s in business administration?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, business and financial occupations are projected to grow 7 percent through 2031 — a rate equal to the average.
Roles available to you with your bachelor’s in business administration include:
- Project manager
- Accountant
- Business manager
- Marketing research analyst
- Human resource manager
- Logistics manager
- Business consultant
- Small business owner
What are the salaries with my BBA?
Salary.com reports the salary range for a business administrator in Pennsylvania typically falls between $47,093 and $63,490.What are the salaries with my BBA?
Salary.com reports the salary range for a business administrator in Pennsylvania typically falls between $47,093 and $63,490.Who are the employers for business administration majors?
Every industry needs business administrators to ensure organizations run smoothly. Graduates of Neumann University’s BS in business...
Who are the employers for business administration majors?
Every industry needs business administrators to ensure organizations run smoothly. Graduates of Neumann University’s BS in business administration work with companies such as Amazon, Target, IBM, Delta Dental, and QVC, as well as international banks and investment firms.
What is the coursework like in the BBA program?
Core and general requirements to earn your Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree include:
- Essentials of Economics
- Introduction to...
What is the coursework like in the BBA program?
Core and general requirements to earn your Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree include:
- Essentials of Economics
- Introduction to Computer Science
- Business Ethics
- Principles of Marketing
- Financial Accounting
- Business Communications
In addition to your business administration major courses, you’ll take courses that are specific to your minor, and complete two internships focused on your individual career goals.
For details on all courses, visit the catalog page.
What are other programs related to the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Neumann?
Other programs related to the BBA include:
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting
- Bachelor of Science in...
What are other programs related to the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Neumann?
Other programs related to the BBA include:
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting
- Bachelor of Science in Sports Management
- Bachelor Science in Marketing
Neumann University’s bachelor and master’s combined programs may also be of interest:
- Five year BS/MS in Accounting
- Five year BS in Sports Management/MS in Sports Business
If you are interested in business but you’re not sure whether a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity degree is right for you, Neumann provides many other options. We offer majors in accounting, business administration, computer information systems, data science and analytics, marketing and sport management.
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Learning from professors with strong backgrounds in business and an intent to prepare us to become leaders in today’s industries has made a substantial difference in my life.
G. Stephen Williams ‘09,
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Vice President, Wells Fargo
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