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Nov 23, 2024
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2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Business Administration, Accounting Concentration (B.B.A.)
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Wenbin Tang, Assistant Professor of Accounting and Finance
Halpin-Harrison Hall, Room 241, (540) 545-7221, wtang@su.edu
The undergraduate degree program in Business Administration is called the BBA. The BBA is a general management program. In addition to satisfying the
general requirements of the BBA, students must organize their electives to satisfy one of the concentrations described after the description of the BBA.
Four elements compose the 120 credit hour degree program*:
| ShenEd General Education Courses |
30 credits |
| Non-Business Elective Courses |
18 credits |
| Business Core Courses |
42 credits |
| BBA Supporting Elective Courses |
24 credits |
| Free Elective Courses |
6 credits |
| Total |
120 credits |
*A grade of “C-” or better is required of each School of Business (BA, EC, IST, SM) course counted toward a major, minor or certificate.
The Accounting concentration provides a framework for careers as public or management accountants. This concentration meets all of the educational requirements of the Commonwealth of Virginia to take the CPA exam. Educational requirements differ in other jurisdictions. Students desiring certification should consult with their academic advisor.
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General Business Administration Major
Four elements compose the 120 credit hour degree program*:
| ShenEd General Education Courses |
30 credits |
| Non-Business Elective Courses |
18 credits |
| Business Core Courses |
42 credits |
| BBA Supporting Elective Courses |
24 credits |
| Free Elective Courses |
6 credits |
| Total |
120 credits |
*A grade of “C-” or better is required of each School of Business (BA, EC, IST, SM) course counted toward a major, minor or certificate.
ShenEd General Education Requirement
Students must conform to the general education requirements of the university that specify coursework over seven domains of knowledge. The following general education courses will be taken by all business students and will fulfill 18 of the required 30 hours of coursework. Students should work closely with the School of Business Student Success Center to ensure they complete the general education requirements in a timely fashion.
Non-Business Elective Courses
- A course in either Sociology or Psychology Credit(s): 3
- Other courses (not BA, EC, IST, or SM) Credit(s): 15
BBA Supporting Electives
The BBA Supporting Elective Courses consist of Business Administration (BA), Economics (EC), Information Systems & Technologies (IST) and/or Sport Management (SM) courses at the 300 or 400 level. A minimum of 18 of these credits hours must be at the 300 or 400 level. No more than 6 of these credit hours are at the 100 or 200 level in total.
At least one course is from the following restricted elective courses that satisfy the experiential learning requirement:
Note:
Alternatively, the experiential learning requirement can be met through participation in experiential learning activities approved in advance by the dean or the program director.
Supporting Electives for Accounting Concentration
Total: 18 credits
In addition to the BBA supporting electives, students who choose a concentration in Accounting, also have to take one non-business elective or General Education course that satisfies the BSB Experiential Learning requirement. EC 340 Moral Foundations of Free Enterprise meets the experiential learning requirement and satisfies General Education Domain 5 Moral Reasoning .
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