Grantham University

Business Administration

Grantham's Degree Programs	Credit Hours
Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration	123 credit hours
Associate Degree	63 credit hours

Business Administration Program Description

Associate of Arts
The Associate of Arts in Business Administration (AA-BA) provides the student with a basic knowledge of science, technology, and market commercialization. The student will identify and practice functional areas of business.

Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BS-BA) program prepares the student to use analytical skills in evaluating cultural issues. In addition, the student analyzes theories, principles, and concepts in each area of business. Technology is used to enhance productivity and accomplish goals.

Business Administration Course Highlights

CS231	E-Commerce
BA181	Foundations of Marketing
BA225	Managerial Accounting
BA250	Personal Finance
BA260	Business Law I
BA280	Consumer Behavior
BA301	Business & Society
BA405	Multinational Management
BA470	Entrepreneurship
BA490	Business Policy and Strategy

View the Associate Degree Curriculum

View the Bachelor's Degree Curriculum

"...the independent and challenging nature of the work, combined with high earnings potential, makes this occupation attractive to many..."

U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics

Career Specific Information

Business Administration:
The Business Administration program prepares graduates to enter into any private organization that produces goods and services and government organizations at federal, state, and local levels. Graduates will function as employees, supervisors, and middle and lower level mangers. Under the ethical guidance of their superior, they will perform tasks and projects that entail quantitative and qualitative skills, the scientific decision-making process, and tactical tasks and strategies. For example, as production managers they will be responsible for the purchase of inventory and the other factors of production. Their interaction with internal and external clients will be conducted ethically, efficiently, and effectively in order to produce the desired results in the functional unit of production.

10-year Job Growth Forecast: In the next 10 years, Public Relations Specialist positions are projected to grow by more than 43,000 positions.
Average Salaries: If you choose to work as a Public Relations specialist, you can expect to earn:
The Job Market: In 2006, there were more than 243,000 Public Relations Specialist positions. Available positions include: • Communications Specialist • Press Secretary • Accounting Clerk • Sales Representative
The information on Job Titles, Salary, and Job Growth was assembled using information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. These are not promises or guarantees, and they should not take the place of prospective students doing their own research on other possible career outcomes.

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