Business Administration, BSBA

Program Description

The BSBA in Business Administration is offered on campus as well as online. On campus students must choose a major, visit majors for degree requirements. Online students do not select a specific major within business unless they were previously in the on-campus program and completed all requirements for their major prior to switching into the online program.

Degree Program Description - In the Trulaske College of Business students are either in the lower level (undeclared) or the upper level (admitted to a major). All transfer students entering the Trulaske College of Business enter the lower level while they take University general education and business preparation courses. The first two years of all business programs (except international business and accounting) involve the same course sequences. A student typically applies to the upper level at the end of the sophomore year or the beginning of the junior year.

Major Program Requirements - The BSBA has an On-Campus delivery option, as well as an Online option. Requirements differ slightly. Refer to the applicable list of requirements below. 

On-Campus - Major Core Requirements - A student may count a maximum of 54 credits in their emphasis area to meet the 120-credit requirement for the undergraduate degree. Requirements above and beyond general education requirements are listed under upper-level admission courses. Students must complete all university requirements, including general education, visit the JCCC/MU General Education guide for equivalent courses, and the degree requirements below.

• General Education (see University General Education Requirements) = 27
• Upper-Level Admission Courses = 33
• Required Core Courses = 24
• Emphasis Support Courses = 33
• Senior Capstone = 3
• Total minimum = 120

JCCC Transfer Guide Disclaimer

It is the student's responsibility to check for updates to all transfer information. This transfer guide is provided as a service and is updated as needed. Degree requirements at the four-year colleges are subject to change by those institutions. To ensure you have the most accurate information about the program, you must meet with an advisor at the transfer institution.