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| Within the Business Administration area, the business administration program prepares students for a variety of career opportunities. It prepares students with a broad and overall understanding of the functional disciplines of business and for management positions in business organizations. A major in business administration is also offered. However, the accompanying minor must be in an area outside of business. | ||||||
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| Pursue an established career path in a large company Start your own business Invest in the stock market Understand and operate computers Work in foreign countries Manage a small or large company Analyze and interpret financial reports Banking |
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A sample of the types of jobs for which a Business Administration prepares you are: •
Business Analyst |
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| Entrance Standards for Business Programs | ||||||
| To make the Business Administration program more attractive to businesses, students must meet certain standards to take upper-level courses. Upon completion of at least 20 courses (60 semester hours) a student may be eligible to be admitted to the program. The student must have a 2.3 GPA for these courses. | ||||||
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