Bachelor of Science in Business Administration(BSBA)
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program (4 years) provides students with a practical and professional field of Business Administration with basic general education and Economics. The BSBA curriculum is designed to train students for a variety of job opportunities in various kind of companies and other settings. Some students enroll for personal development and to engage in a variety of professional settings more effectively.
Admission Requirements
- High school diploma or its equivalent
- All previously attended college transcripts if applicable.
Graduation Requirements
- Completion of 120 semester credit (with at least 72 semester credit hours at Kernel University)
- A minimum total GPA of 2.0
BSBA PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
Bachelor of Science in Business & Administration program provides students with a foundation for the study of Economics and Business by incorporating both basic courses in humanities and general disciplines. Students will increase in understanding both basic theory and liberal arts. Students will be interested in developing their skills in Business and Administration with practical professional areas. Students will be able to effectively have confidence in relationships with their future career.
Program Learning Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of the program,
a) Students will develop knowledge of business and implicate to their business area.
b) Students will demonstrate the ability to identify, analyze, and evaluate alternative solutions to wide range of business problems.
c) Student will be equipped to serve in their life as Christian business leaders.
d) Students will articulate their knowledge of biblical principles and their application to ethical business behavior.
Curriculum Requirements (120 Credits, 4 Years)
General Studies – 42 Credits
English and Communication(EC)
- EC 110 College English I (Grammar)
- EC 120 College English II (Composition)
- EC 210 Oral Communication
- EC 220 Intercultural Communication
- GE 240 Research and Writing
Humanities/Social Science(HS)
- HS 110 Introduction to Philosophy
- HS 120 Introduction to Sociology
- HS 130 Introduction to Psychology
- HS 210 Introduction to Ethics
- HS 220 Introduction to Humanities
Technologies and Sciences (TS)
- TS 110 College Algebra
- TS 120 Introduction to Business
- TS 130 Introduction to Economics
- TS 210 Introduction to Computer & IT
- TS 220 Health and Nutrition Science
Major Studies – 60 credits
- PM 310 Introduction to Bible
- PM 410 Christian Apologetics
- CM 310 Principles of Management (Pre. TS 120)
- CM 320 Principles of Economics (Pre. TS 130)
- CM 330 Organizational Behavior
- CM 340 Marketing Management
- CM 350 Financial Management
- CM 360 Management Science (Pre. TS 210)
- CM 370 Business Statistics (Pre. TS 110)
- CM 380 Strategic Management
Advanced Studies
- AM 310 Principles of Accounting
- AM 320 Principles of International Business
- AM 410 Principles of Microeconomics (Pre. CM 310)
- AM 412 Principles of Macroeconomics (Pre. CM 310)
- AM 420 Human Resources Management (Pre. CM 330)
- AM 430 Marketing Research (Pre. CM 340)
- AM 440 Investment Management (Pre. CM 350)
- AM 450 Operations Research (Pre. CM 360)
- AM 460 Management Information Systems
- AM 470 Business Law and Ethics
Elective Studies – 18 credits
- EM 410 Leadership and Motivation (Pre. CM 330)
- EM 420 Consumer Behavior (Pre. CM 340)
- EM 422 Advertising and Promotion
- EM 430 Corporate Finance (Pre. CM 350)
- EM 440 Project Management
- EM 450 Franchise Management
- EM 460 Venture Management
- EM 470 e-Commerce Management
- EM 480 Small Business Management
- EM 490 Global Entrepreneurship