TAILIEUCHUNG - Bachelor in Business Administration - Located on the Paradise Valley Community College Campus

A special feature of the Bachelor in Economics and Business Administration is the fact that it combines studies of Business Administration and Economics. It thus offers a broad academic basis as well as the necessary foundation for the continuation of studies in the various master programs. The Bachelor Program stretches over six semesters. The scope of studies covers both economics and business administration in their breadth and interconnections. We advise students to avoid selecting a narrowed academic concentration too soon. Instead, students are encouraged to acquire the methodological and theoretical basics essential to their future professional careers. The overall objective is a. | Ill NORTHERN ARIZONA w UNIVERSITY Paradise Valley Campus Bachelor in Business Administration Located on the Paradise Valley Community College Campus We re everywhere you want to learn PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS NAU-Paradise Valley 18401 N. 32nd Street Phoenix AZ 85032 Phone 602-493-2728 Fax 602-493-2730 paradisevalley@ extended Choose from the following emphasis areas Management Entrepreneurship Small Business Global Management or Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Students only attend class twice a week for a full-time schedule or once a week with a part-time schedule. Classes are available in the daytime or evening as well as online Program received specialized accreditation by Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs ACBSP . Classes are small and will not exceed 25-30 students. Local Northern Arizona University representatives available to assist you in understanding transfer issues and admission requirements. BUSINESS PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Bachelor of Business Administration BBA is designed as a foundation for professional growth or graduate education. Students can learn more about the strength of our program by visiting our department website http . Program Admission Requirements An Associate of Business ABUS and AGEC completed at an Arizona community college guarantees admission to the BBA program. Students without a posted ABUS must have the prerequisite courses completed prior to enrolling in the BBA courses. Please use the chart below to assist you in determining program prerequisites and equivalent courses. BBA Prerequisites NAU Equivalent Maricopa Equivalent ENG Comp I ENG 105 ENG 101 ENG Comp II ENG 105 ENG 102 Finite Math MAT 119 GBS220 or MAT 217 or MAT 218 Brief Calculus MAT 131 MAT 212 Business Law ACC 205 GBS 205 Financial Acct ACC 255 ACC 211 or ACC 111 ACC 230 or ACC 111 ACC 112 Managerial Acct ACC 256 ACC 212 or ACC 240 or ACC 112 ACC 212 Computer Information Systems CIS 120 CIS 105

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