Business Administration, B.A./B.S.

About the Degree

The Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science degrees in Business Administration provide a solid background in core business areas as well as in liberal arts. Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science are required to take additional math courses, secure an internship, and complete an area of concentration in one of the following:

• Economics: provides training in the application of microeconomics and macroeconomics to problems of business decision making and the effect of governmental policies on the business environment.
• Finance: provides in-depth background in finance for students interested in working in economic and financial institutions or finance departments of corporations.
• Management: prepares students for supervisory roles in a variety of industries or for entry into corporate management training programs.
• Marketing: provides background appropriate for positions in the marketing divisions of corporations and more specialized marketing firms such as advertising agencies and market research organizations.

1. Submit the application.  Common Application  OR Coalition for College Application
2. Transcripts. Official High School Transcripts (in English). Original or certified true copy of the secondary school record with a literal translation in English performed by a licensed translator and signed in ink. The academic report should include a list of subjects studied, a qualitative rating on a course-by-course basis and an overall rating. 
    
3. Test Scores. International students must submit either SAT/ACT or Proof of English language proficiency meeting the following requirements.

Enrollment Management reserves the right to request proof of English Language proficiency of any student applying to the University.

For F-1 High School Students in the U.S.:

• SAT/ACT scores are optional.

International students may also be required to submit, when applicable:

• Official Secondary school leaving certificate or diploma
• Official Comprehensive national examinations (such as GCE, SSSCE and CXC exams)