The Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Business Administration is a 120-credit program taught fully in Spanish. The B.B.A. provides students with knowledge, skills and competencies in accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, legal and ethical studies, marketing, and strategic management. The B.B.A. prepares students to manage and lead in business and organizational contexts in a rapidly changing world.  The B.B.A. is designed to serve those students who may have completed their respective two-year degree in business studies, e. g., Associates of Applied Science (A.A.S.) in business or Associates of Science (A.S.) in business, and who wish to continue to learn and pursue a bachelor’s degree in business. Furthermore, the B.B.A. is appropriate for those adult learners who have been working in business related industries and want to now pursue a bachelor’s degree in business to advance their career. 

The Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) includes a set of required courses that all students must take, along with SUNY General Education and other academic requirements, in order to be eligible to receive a degree. The required courses for programs can be found on the “Program Details” tab. Students should speak with their mentor to see if any credit earned through Individualized Credit for Prior Learning (iCPL) or Professional Learning Evaluation (PLE) might fulfill these course requirements. Courses are offered online, through independent studies, or through a blended approach. 

Program Details

The Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.)  program includes the following required courses:

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
BUSN 1015	Introduction to Business	4
MRKT 1005	Marketing Principles	4
ACCT 2005	Introductory Accounting I: Financial Accounting	4
ACCT 2010	Introductory Accounting II: Managerial Accounting	4
ECON 2015	Macroeconomics	4
ECON 2020	Microeconomics	4
MGMT 1005	Principles of Management	4
BUSN 1010	Business Law I	4
BUSN 3010	Business Ethics	4
BUSN 4030	International Business	4
HRMS 3015	Human Resource Management	4
FSMA 3010	Corporate Finance	4
MGMT 3060	Organizational Behavior	4
MGMT 3050	Operations Management	4
BUSN 3122	Management Information Systems	4
MGMT 4035	Strategic Management	4
BUSN 2010	Business Statistics	4
Total Credits		68

• Foundation 1: Business Fundamentals; Students will be able to apply foundational concepts and principles of key business functions to create practical solutions for organizational challenges.
• Foundation 2: Critical Thinking; Students will be able to apply analytical and critical thinking skills to identify problems, assess alternatives, and make well-reasoned, informed decisions.
• Foundation 3: Ethical and Legal Environment; Students will be able to evaluate ethical and legal issues and make socially responsible decisions.
• Foundation 4: Global Business Environment; Students will be able to evaluate the complexities of the global business environment and their impact on business strategies.
• Foundation 5: Information Management; Students will be able to analyze the use of information systems and technology tools within organizations to facilitate evidence-based decision-making.
• Foundation 6: Organizational Strategy; Students will be able to assess organizational resources, including human capital and capabilities, to formulate strategic business recommendations.