Bachelor Of Arts In Business Administration - BBA
Program Information
The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Business Administration (BBA) program is designed to meet the educational needs of the students in an ever-expanding global economy. The BBA program emphasizes the study of accounting, management, marketing and economics which lay a foundation for the study at undergraduate level. Completion of the BBA program requirements ensures that students will comprehend the relationships among marketing, quantitative theory, accountancy, economic principles, financial and human organizational management. Furthermore, In keeping with the university’s Statement of Purpose, this program seeks to enable students to integrate academic disciplines and an enriched cultural experience by offering the coursework that produces comprehensively prepared business leaders.
Program Objectives
The educational objectives of the BBA program are to:
- Equip business majors with the necessary tools to be successful in management positions.
- Enable students to develop a basic understanding of the key functions of business such as accounting, economics, international business, management, operations, or marketing.
- Enable students to integrate and analyze theoretical and literary information concerning strategic planning.
- Provide students with the analytical, technical, communication, and interpersonal skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive global markets.
- Encourage the development of high ethical standards in connection with the current legal and business environments.
Program Learning outcomes
Upon completing the program, the student will be able to:
- Understand and apply knowledge of business concepts and functions.
- Analyze and interpret information to reach conclusions and make effective business decisions.
- Define, evaluate, and develop solutions for business problems and issues using logical reasoning, information, materials, and data.
- Able to use an effective balance of qualitative and quantitative models and apply them to real world business situations.
- Identify and apply ethical principles in business decision making.
- Integrate communication skills to develop and present effective and professional presentations to a variety of audiences using oral language and written communication.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the social roles and relationships involved in an organization.
- Become aware of the impact of globalization on people, businesses, and the economy.
- Understand the social and cultural roots of business, governments and other organizations.
- Work effectively with a diverse team to achieve a common objective.
Student Academic Load
A. full-time academic load in a B.A. degree program is twelve (12) units or more per quarter. Students may not enroll for more than twenty (20) units in a regular quarter without the approval of the academic department.
B. Degree Required Courses: 100 units
Complete a minimum of 100 quarter units of Major Core Curriculum courses.
BBA Major Core Curriculum – 100 units required
Graduation Requirements
- Successfully complete a minimum of 180 quarter units of the B.A. degree in Business Administration coursework with a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Successfully complete the degree requirements within the Maximum Time Frame (MTF) allowed for the B.A. degree, which is 1.5 times the program length. The program is normally twelve (12) quarters in length.
- Filed all the necessary graduation forms in accordance with the timetable provided by the School of Business and Management.
- Settled all financial obligations to the University.
| Course Code | Course Name | Units |
|---|---|---|
|
ECO 101 |
Principles of Taxation |
4 |
|
FIN 400 |
Advanced Financial Management |
4 |
|
HRM 345 |
Labor Relations |
4 |
|
MGT 465 |
Small Business Management |
4 |
|
NPM 101 |
Social Media Marketing Strategies |
4 |
Sports Management Concentration
Turn your passion for sports into a career. If you are interested in the business of sport and the benefits of sport to individuals and society, this is the concentration is for you.
- Potential career options:
- Educator
- Sports coach
- Collegiate athletic administration
- Front office positions with professional teams
- Contract administrator
- Facilities and events coordinator
You will acquire marketable skills that are valued by employers, as you will be able to:
- Identify the needs of a sporting organization or athletic program, then apply evidence-based management principles to direct their programs
- Develop strategic decision-making and leadership skills
- Communicate with diverse stakeholders in the sports environment
- Plan, promote, and manage sporting events.
Sports Management Concentration Courses – 16 units required
| Course Code | Course Name | Units |
|---|---|---|
|
BUM 201 |
Administration and Organization in Sports and Recreation |
4 |
|
BUM 202 |
Sports Events and Entertainment |
4 |
|
BUM 203 |
Sports Communication, and Public Relations |
4 |
|
BUM 204 |
New Media and Marketing in Sport |
4 |
|
BUM 205 |
Sports Fundraising and Sponsorship |
4 |
|
BUM 206 |
Sports Facilities Management |
4 |
|
BUM 207 |
Finance and Economics in Sport |
4 |
|
BUM 208 |
Merchandising and Retail |
4 |
Requirements for completion of the Sports Management or the Kinesiology Concentrations
This concentration requires a minimum of 4 courses and a minimum of 16 upper-division quarter credits. Requiring additional courses and course mix to complete a concentration is at the discretion of a specific campus but must be in keeping with the University policy.
A minimum grade of “C” is required for all courses.
The concentration cannot contain courses also used for the major.
To find out more information about the Sports Management Concentration, email us at info@stanton.edu
Kinesiology Concentration
Are you interested in a healthcare or sports-training related career? If so, this is the concentration for you.
Potential career options (some may require further licensure):
- Sports coach
- High school athletic director
- Sports teacher/instructor
- Sports fitness trainer
- Sports referee
- Sports psychologist
- Sports nutritionist
- Pre-physical therapy, -occupational therapy, -nursing
Kinesiology Concentration Courses – 16 units required
| Course Code | Course Name | Units |
|---|---|---|
|
KINS 201 |
Introduction to Kinesiology |
4 |
|
KINS 202 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology |
4 |
|
KINS 203 |
Team and Individual Sports |
4 |
|
KINS 204 |
Exercise and Sport Psychology |
4 |
|
KINS 205 |
Sports Nutrition |
4 |
|
KINS 206 |
Sports Coaching Theory |
4 |
|
KINS 207 |
Sports Injury Prevention and First Aid |
4 |
|
KINS 208 |
Research Methods in Kinesiology |
4 |
| Course Code | Course Name | Units |
|---|---|---|
|
BCJ 201 |
Intro to Criminal Justice |
4 |
|
BCJ 202 |
Criminology |
4 |
|
BCJ 203 |
Intro to Law Enforcement |
4 |
|
BCJ 204 |
Criminal Law |
4 |
|
BCJ 205 |
Forensic Science |
4 |
|
BCJ 206 |
Cybercrime and Cybersecurity |
4 |
|
BCJ 207 |
Forensic Pathology |
4 |
|
BCJ 208 |
Behavioral and Physiological Responses to Stress |
4 |
Criminal Justice Concentration
Are you interested in understanding the legal system and its impact on society? Then the Criminal Justice concentration is the perfect choice for you. This program will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex field of criminal justice.
Potential career options:
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Probation Officer
- Correctional Officer
- Legal Assistant
- Crime Analyst
- Victim Advocate
In this program, you will gain a deep understanding of the criminal justice system, including its policies, procedures, and legal framework. You will develop critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze data to identify patterns and trends in criminal behavior.
After completing this program, you will have a solid foundation in criminal justice, and you will be equipped with skills that are highly valued by employers.
As a graduate of this program, you will be able to:
- Understand the role of law enforcement agencies and the legal system in maintaining public safety
- Analyze and evaluate criminal justice policies and their impact on society
- Effectively communicate with diverse stakeholders in the criminal justice system
- Apply evidence-based management principles to manage criminal justice programs
- Develop strategic decision-making and leadership skills in the criminal justice field
Criminal justice Consternation Courses – 16 units required
| Course Code | Course Name | Units |
|---|---|---|
|
BCJ 201 |
Intro to Criminal Justice |
4 |
|
BCJ 202 |
Criminology |
4 |
|
BCJ 203 |
Intro to Law Enforcement |
4 |
|
BCJ 204 |
Criminal Law |
4 |
|
BCJ 205 |
Forensic Science |
4 |
|
BCJ 206 |
Cybercrime and Cybersecurity |
4 |
|
BCJ 207 |
Forensic Pathology |
4 |
|
BCJ 208 |
Behavioral and Physiological Responses to Stress |
4 |
Requirements for completion of the Sports Management, The Kinesiology or Criminal Justice Concentrations
This concentration requires a minimum of 4 courses and a minimum of 16 upper-division quarter credits. Requiring additional courses and course mix to complete a concentration is at the discretion of a specific campus but must be in keeping with the University policy.
A minimum grade of “C” is required for all courses.
The concentration cannot contain courses also used for the major.
To find out more information about the Sports Management Concentration, email us at info@stanton.edu
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