Degrees offered: Bachelor of Science, Associate of Science (LEAD Program Only)
Minor offered: Business
See Also:
Mission Statement Division of Business:
Believing in the power of truth, the division is committed to developing students who are grounded in the liberal arts and Dominican traditions. Upon graduation, the students will have the ability to think critically, logically, and ethically while applying the specialized business knowledge and skills mastered here to respond effectively to the rapidly evolving demands of our communities and organizations in the global economy.
The major in Business Administration is designed to provide students a breadth of business knowledge in a wide variety of functional business areas. In fact, the curriculum provides a core set of courses covering virtually all functional areas of business. Additionally, the curriculum helps students develop critical workplace and life skills in the areas of critical thinking, presentation, writing, team, technology, and interpersonal communication. Finally, when integrated with the Ohio Dominican University liberal arts core curriculum, students develop a greater sensitivity to the possibilities and limitations of the human condition and refine their capacity to make informed and ethical decisions.
In addition to a broad general business and liberal arts education, students will further select one of the following options:
- An Emphasis in Management: A variety of recommended course sequence options within the 9-12 credit hour Management Emphasis allows students to further tailor their curriculum to meet their individual career interests and needs. Course sequences in Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship and Family Business, and Non-Profit Management are available under the Management Emphasis. Course sequence information is available through all business faculty and academic advisors. Students are not permitted to complete both the minor in management and the business administration major with an emphasis in management; they must choose one or the other.
- An Emphasis in Marketing: The Marketing Emphasis allows students to select 9-12 credit hours from a variety of marketing courses depending on their individual interests and personal career aspirations.
- Five-Year BS/MBA: Students with strong academic performance may, instead of an emphasis, apply for admission to the 4+1 MBA Program. Students accepted into the program will work toward completing both their undergraduate degree in Business Administration as well as an MBA in a total of five academic years.
- An approved University Minor (not to include Business Administration).
Requirements for a B.S. in Business Administration - Traditional Format
Courses See course descriptions for prerequisites and co-requisites |
Credits
|
| |
|
| Students must complete the core requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in addition to the major requirements listed below. |
|
| |
|
| Business Core: |
|
| ACT 210 Acctg. for Financial Decision Making |
3* |
| ACT 220 Acctg. for Managerial Decision Making |
3* |
| BUS 220 Principles of Marketing |
3* |
| BUS 240 Management and Organizational Behavior |
3* |
| BUS 318 Business and Society |
3* |
| BUS 343 Human Resource Management |
3* |
| BUS 345 Business & Employment Law |
3* |
| BUS 479 CORE: Strategic Management |
3* |
| ECN 207 Principles of Micro Economics |
3* |
| ECN 208 Principles of Macro Economics |
3* |
| FIN 325 Managerial Finance |
3* |
| |
| Required Correlatives: |
|
| MTH 140 Introduction to Statistics |
3 |
| PHL 346 Principles of Business Ethics |
3 |
| |
| Select one of the following: |
3 |
| CIS 107 Computer Applications OR (if qualified) |
|
| CIS 234 Database Management Systems |
|
| |
|
| Total Business Core |
42 |
| |
| Select one emphasis and complete 9 credits in that emphasis**: |
9* |
| Marketing Emphasis: |
|
| BUS 221 International Marketing |
|
| BUS 251 Retailing |
|
| BUS 270 Integrated Marketing and Communication |
|
| BUS 370 Professional Selling |
|
| BUS 371 Sales Force Management and Leadership |
|
| BUS 378 Marketing for Service Industries |
|
| PRS 340 Internet Strat: Social Media, eCommerce |
|
| |
|
| Management Emphasis***: |
|
| BUS 301 Conflict Resolution and Negotiations for Managers |
|
| BUS 305 Non-Profit Management |
|
| BUS 312 Employee Training and Development |
|
| BUS 315 Gender and the Workplace |
|
| BUS 361 Starting a New Business Venture |
|
| BUS 362 Building/Operating/Passing On the Family Business |
|
| BUS 371 Sales Force Management and Leadership |
|
| BUS 373 Managing the Diverse Workforce |
|
| BUS 460 Contemporary Issues in Management |
|
| BUS 496 Advanced Readings and Topics in Management |
|
| ENV 279A CORE: Applied Sustainability |
|
| |
|
| Total Credits Required: |
51 |
| *used to calculate the Major GPA |
**Emphasis not required for students admitted to the Five-Year (4+1) MBA Program or those with an approved University minor.
***Students are not permitted to complete both the minor in management and the business administration major with an emphasis in management; they must choose one or the other.
Requirements for a B.S. in Business Administration - LEAD Format
Courses See course descriptions for prerequisites and co-requisites |
Credits
|
| |
|
| Students must complete the core requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in addition to the major requirements listed below. |
|
| |
|
| Business Core: |
|
| ACT 210L Acctg. for Financial Decision Making |
4* |
| ACT 220L Acctg. for Managerial Decision Making |
4* |
| BUS 220L Principles of Marketing |
4* |
| BUS 240L Management and Organizational Behavior |
4* |
| BUS 318L Business and Society |
2* |
| BUS 343L Human Resource Management |
2* |
| BUS 345L Business & Employment Law |
2* |
| BUS 479L CORE: Strategic Management |
4* |
| ECN 207L Principles of Microeconomics |
4* |
| ECN 208L Principles of Macroeconomics |
4* |
| FIN 325L Managerial Finance |
4* |
| |
|
| Required Correlatives: |
|
| CIS 107L Computer Applications |
4 |
| MTH 140L Introduction to Statistics |
4 |
| PHL 346L Principles of Business Ethics |
2 |
| |
| Management Emphasis: |
12* |
| BUS 301L Conflict Resolution and Negotiations for Managers |
|
| BUS 310L Fundamentals of Leadership |
|
| BUS 496L Advanced Readings and Topics in Management |
|
| |
|
| Total Credits Required: |
60 |
| *used to calculate the Major GPA |
The minor in Business Administration is designed for non-business majors interested in acquiring foundational knowledge and skills in five business discipline areas including accounting, finance, marketing, management, and economics. Students majoring in technical, scientific, or artistic fields who envision business applications for their primary major interest will benefit from a business minor. This would include, for example, art majors who envision opening or operating a gallery, healthcare workers who envision operating a clinic, or the information technology worker who aspires to manage the IT function in an organization. The minor in business administration is not available to students working toward a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, or International Business.
Students who complete the minor in business administration are eligible to apply for the 4+1 MBA Program. Depending on the primary major and available elective credits, a student may be able to complete his or her undergraduate degree and a MBA in as few as five years. Some majors will take a little longer.
Courses See course descriptions for prerequisites and co-requisites |
Credits |
| |
|
| ACT 210 Accounting for Financial Decision Makting |
3 |
| ACT 220 Accounting for Managerial Decision Making |
3 |
| BUS 220 Principles of Marketing |
3 |
| BUS 240 Management and Organizational Behavior |
3 |
| FIN 325 Managerial Finance |
3 |
| |
|
| Select one of the following: |
3 |
| ECN 207 Principles of Micro Economics |
|
| ECN 208 Principles of Macro Economics |
|
| |
|
| Total Credits Required |
18 |
Back to Top
Courses See course descriptions for prerequisites and co-requisites |
Credits |
| |
|
| ENG 101L Thinking and Writing Across the Curriculum |
4 |
| ENG 102L Scholarly Adventures: Researched Writing |
4 |
| CORE 179HL CORE: Are you Connected? |
4 |
| ART 279AL CORE: Global Community in Art |
4 |
| |
|
| ACT 100 Survey of Acct or ACT 205 Acct for Decision Making |
4* |
| BUS 220L Principles of Marketing |
4* |
| BUS 240L Management and Organizational Behavior |
4* |
| ECN 207L Principles of Microeconomics |
4* |
| |
|
| Select 4 credits from the Division of Business: |
4* |
| Courses in ACT, BUS, ECN, FIN |
|
| |
|
| Select 16 credits credits distributed from the following divisions: |
16 |
| Theology, Arts and Ideas |
|
| Literature and Language |
|
| Social and Behavioral Science |
|
| Mathematics, Computer and Natural Sciences |
|
| |
|
| Select 10 credits from general electives |
10 |
| |
|
Total Credits Required * Used to calculate the Major GPA |
62 |
Back to Top