The management major provides students the opportunity to develop analytical and interpersonal skills that create value for any enterprise. Students learn to efficiently organize and use the organization’s assets, especially its human assets, in a manner appropriate to 21st century enterprises. Students develop their skills and talents through 21 hours of coursework, including one foundational course, “Leadership and Ethics," and a collection of six courses within one specialized area, or concentration. The three concentrations that may be applied toward the management major are entrepreneurship, health care analytics, and human resource management. These concentrations provide students with the in-depth knowledge and experiences necessary to compete in today’s complex marketplace. Many graduates secure careers in such fields as corporate development, family business, health care management, human resource management, and corporate communication. Others choose to continue their education by attending some of the best graduate programs in the nation.
Management, BS at The University of Alabama
The Management, BS is a Bachelor degree offered by The University of Alabama at its main campus in Tuscaloosa , United States of America. The program is delivered on campus as a Full Time course in English and requires approximately 4 years to complete. Students study at the university's main campus while gaining the knowledge and practical experience expected for this area of study. The next intake is available from July 5, 2027.
About Management, BS
Requirements and Admission Criteria for Management, BS at The University of Alabama
Entry Requirements
- The undergraduate international admissions office will review the applicant’s transcripts within the context of the school, curriculum and country.
- GPA will be calculated on all coursework, not just core subjects. UA considers applicants with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for admission.
- UA will accept unofficial transcripts for admission purposes. These can be emailed or uploaded by the student.
- If a student applies with unofficial documents, we MUST receive the official documents directly from the school or testing authority by July 1 for Fall admission and November 1 for Spring admission.
- Any student who does not provide official copies will not be able to enroll for courses.
- If a student’s official documents are not available by that time, exceptions will be made on a case-by-case basis. Students requesting an exception must email [email protected] before the deadline to be considered.
- For academic admission, students must meet the English proficiency requirement. For more information see UA’s English Language Proficiency page.
- Students who meet the academic and financial qualifications, but do not meet the TOEFL, IELTS or PTE score requirement may apply for conditional admission.
- Conditionally admitted students will begin their studies in the English Language Institute and then enter directly into their academic coursework once they have satisfied English proficiency.
- For more information see UA’s conditional admission page.
- Students requiring F-1 and J-1 visas must also send documentation in order to secure an I-20 or DS-2010.
- Successful candidates for UA will have completed a college preparatory curriculum.
English Requirements
- PTEMin 54
- IELTSMin 6
- TOEFLMin 79
English Program Requirements
- The undergraduate international admissions office will review the applicant’s transcripts within the context of the school, curriculum and country.
- GPA will be calculated on all coursework, not just core subjects. UA considers applicants with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for admission.
- UA will accept unofficial transcripts for admission purposes. These can be emailed or uploaded by the student.
- If a student applies with unofficial documents, we MUST receive the official documents directly from the school or testing authority by July 1 for Fall admission and November 1 for Spring admission.
- Any student who does not provide official copies will not be able to enroll for courses.
- If a student’s official documents are not available by that time, exceptions will be made on a case-by-case basis. Students requesting an exception must email [email protected] before the deadline to be considered.
- For academic admission, students must meet the English proficiency requirement. For more information see UA’s English Language Proficiency page.
- Students who meet the academic and financial qualifications, but do not meet the TOEFL, IELTS or PTE score requirement may apply for conditional admission.
- Conditionally admitted students will begin their studies in the English Language Institute and then enter directly into their academic coursework once they have satisfied English proficiency.
- For more information see UA’s conditional admission page.
- Students requiring F-1 and J-1 visas must also send documentation in order to secure an I-20 or DS-2010.
- Successful candidates for UA will have completed a college preparatory curriculum.
Career Opportunities after Completing Management, BS
The types of jobs available to our graduates include entry level positions, supervisory jobs, foremen, team leaders, and middle and upper management. Those with a master’s degree may obtain careers in human resources or international management, or start their own business. Doctoral degrees usually take on academic positions such as assistant professor, associate professor, and professor.
Types of Jobs Accepted
management trainees, business owner, assistant administrator, assistant manager, customer service rep, patient flow specialist and recruiter
Jobs of Experienced Alumni
Experienced alums currently hold the following types of positions: chief executive officer, chief financial officer, owner of own business, vice president of people, director of human resource management, and health care administrator, to name a few. At the doctoral level, alumni obtain professorial positions.
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Tuition and Fee Information for Management, BS at The University of Alabama
How to Apply for Management, BS at The University of Alabama
- Copy of your passport
- Relevant visa and immigration documents (This includes PR card, current visa, or F-1/ J-1 visa request and supporting documents)
- Unofficial transcript copies from every secondary school you have attended. This includes academic transcripts, mark sheets, grade reports, diplomas or certificates, national standardized examination results, or other academic course work.
- Include an English translation for all documents not written in English. If you need assistance translating your documents into English, we recommend using the American Translators Association to find a certified translator.
- Students graduating high school in Nigeria, Liberia, Ghana, The Gambia or Sierra Leone must submit a copy of their WASSCE results and scratch card information (serial number and PIN) in order to complete their application.
- Students that graduated 6 or more months ago should also provide a brief statement listing any academic activities since graduation (including any post-secondary coursework at institutions inside or outside of the US, English language programs, study abroad programs, etc.) List name(s) of the institutions and dates of attendance. If you have no additional academic activities, please write a short statement that speaks to your activities during the gap period. In the statement, please include the following and send to International Admissions at [email protected]:
- Full Name
- Address
- High School/Secondary School
- Graduation Date
United States of America, Tuscaloosa