Earn your B.S. in Business Administration and gain real-world experience
Learn from industry leaders who understand the theoretical components of business and have years of professional experience.
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ECON 125, 210, 220, 221, and 230, MATH 116 and MATH/CISC 120 or MATH/CISC 131 are prerequisites for the major and must be used to fulfill general education requirements.
Core and Specialization
Business Administration Core 27 CreditsStudents who choose the major concentration in Business Administration with a specialization in General Business must complete:
Business Administration Core
Specialization *
Four additional courses numbered 295 or higher selected from Accounting (ACCT), Economics (ECON), Entrepreneurship (ENTR), Finance (FINC), International Business (INBU), Management (MGMT), Marketing (MKTG), Sport Management (SPG)
and
Open Electives
Any five courses
* There is a 15-credit residency requirement in the major, which must be satisfied by Business Administration courses numbered 295 or above, or Accounting courses numbered 240 or above.
Students who do not have full-time jobs should try to use their open electives for internships.
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If business is society's engine, Mercy College can put you in the driver’s seat. We’ll get you prepared for the complex workings of businesses and how they relate to the environment. And help you plan, organize, lead and control the direction your organization will take.
When it comes to faculty, Mercy stands out. You’ll benefit from both leaders in business highly esteemed instructors. All of whom who not only have a strong grasp of the theoretical components of today's business institutions, but are also accomplished professionals with years of experience.
Programs in business and accounting are offered at three levels: Associate, Bachelor, and Master's degrees.
Business Administration graduates may seek positions such as: financial advisor, marketing manager, sales representative, bank branch manager and systems analyst.
By the end of this program, students should be able to: