Business Administration, Bachelor of Science

Program Description:

The purpose of this program is to contribute to the education of its students with a general knowledge of business and the skills necessary for employment to be effective leaders in today’s business world. The program also provides a foundation for successful admission into graduate programs. Florida National University awards a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration upon completion of the program.

Program Requirements (120 Credits)

General Education (39 Credits)

Student Life Skills (1 Credit)

SLS 1501

College Study Skills

1

English and Communications (9 Credits)

ENC 1101	English Composition I	3
ENC 1102	English Composition II	3
SPC 1017	Fundamentals of Oral Communications	3

Humanities (6 Credits)

Any Two Humanities Courses

6

Social Sciences (6 Credits)

ECO 2013	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
	Any Social Science Course	3

Natural Science (7 Credits)

Any Two Natural Science Courses Including One Lab

7

Mathematics (7 Credits)

MAC 1105	College Algebra I	3
STA 2014	Introduction to Statistics	4

Information Literacy (3 Credits)

CGS 1030

Introduction to Information Technology

3

Core Requirements

Lower Division (25 Credits)

ACG 2003	Principles of Accounting I	3
ACG 2003L	Principles of Accounting I Lab.	1
ACG 2071	Managerial Accounting	3
BUL 2131	Business Law	3
CGS 2511	Spreadsheet Applications for Business	3
ECO 2023	Principles of Microeconomics	3
GEB 2430	Business Ethics & Social Responsibility	3
MAN 2021	Principles of Business Management	3
MAR 1011	Principles of Marketing	3

Upper Division (27 Credits)

FIN 3403	Corporate Finance	3
GEB 4890	Business Strategy and Policy	3
GEB 4912	Business Research Methods	3
ISM 3011	Management Information Systems	3
MAN 3504	Operations Management	3
MAN 3605	Cross-Cultural Management	3
MAN 4151	Organizational Behavior	3
MAN 4301	Human Resources Management	3
MAN 4720	Strategic Management	3

Electives (29 Credits)

ENT 4412	Entrepreneurial Finance	3
GEB 3213	Business Communications	3
GEB 3373	International Business	3
FIN 4634	International Banking and Finance	3
MAN 3342	Supervisory Skills	3
MAN 4441	Negotiation & Conflict Resolution	3
MAN 4802	Entrepreneurship	3
MAR 3156	International Marketing	3
MAR 3334	Sales, Advertising and Promotions	3

Concentrations

Sport Management Concentration (18 Credits minimum)

PLA 3823	Ethical and Legal Issues of Sport	3
SPM 3004	Foundations of Sport Management	3
SPM 3306	Sport Marketing	3
SPM 4104	Sport Facility and Event Management	3
SPM 4114	Sport Leadership	3
SPM 4403	Sport Communication	3
SPM 4505	Sport Finance and Business	3
SPM 4949	Sports Administration Internship	3

Accounting Concentration (20 Credits)

ACG 2003	Principles of Accounting I	3
ACG 2003L	Principles of Accounting I Lab.	1
ACG 2071	Managerial Accounting	3
CGS 2511	Spreadsheet Applications for Business	3
ACG 2004	Principles of Accounting II	3
ACG 2004L	Principles of Accounting II Lab.	1
ACG 4401	Accounting Information Systems	3
ACG 4501	Government & Institutional Accounting	3

Finance Concentration (19 Credits)

ACG 2003	Principles of Accounting I	3
ACG 2003L	Principles of Accounting I Lab.	1
ACG 2071	Managerial Accounting	3
CGS 2511	Spreadsheet Applications for Business	3
FIN 3403	Corporate Finance	3
FIN 4634	International Banking and Finance	3
ENT 4412	Entrepreneurial Finance	3

General Management Concentration (19 Credits)

ACG 2003	Principles of Accounting I	3
ACG 2003L	Principles of Accounting I Lab.	1
GEB 3373	International Business	3
MAN 4441	Negotiation & Conflict Resolution	3
MAN 4802	Entrepreneurship	3
GEB 3213	Business Communications	3
GEB 4912	Business Research Methods	3

Marketing Concentration (18 Credits)

MAR 3334	Sales, Advertising and Promotions	3
GEB 3373	International Business	3
GEB 3213	Business Communications	3
GEB 4912	Business Research Methods	3
MAR 3156	International Marketing	3
MAN 4441	Negotiation & Conflict Resolution	3

NOTE: A total of up to 60 credits may be transferred from the General Education and/or Elective courses taken during a degree program. FNU reserves the right to transfer the appropriate courses.