Business Administration - Eller College
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
#6Best Online Bachelor's
in Business
- U.S. News & World Report, 2021
Quick Facts
Eller College of Management
Business careers require broad knowledge and application of critical thinking, data analysis and global business trends. The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration offered by the Eller College of Management meets that need through a foundation in all of the business specialties. Core courses include business communication, marketing, management, management information systems, finance, economics, operations, and business ethics. Major courses include marketing analytics, financial accounting, real estate, project management, economics of business decisions, human resources, and innovation. Dynamic faculty and high-quality student peers enrich the course experience, which is augmented by real-world projects. The combination of applied projects and the broad analytical framework of the curriculum appeals to employers and students alike.
Successful applicants will be admitted to pre-business. Qualified students who have completed all necessary prerequisite courses and the program admission requirements will then progress into the Business Administration major. Pre-business students have a cost of $525 per unit. Upon transition into the Business Administration major, the cost increases to $560 per unit.
*Residents of some U.S. Territories may not be eligible. Please see our Eligibility & State Authorization page for more information.
Wondering about the specific classes you can take in this program? See the course descriptions below.
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Joey Katzen’s experience through Arizona Online has been life-changing, and pursuing his degree in Business Administration from the Eller College of Management is preparing him for his dream job.
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