Oct 14, 2024  
2024 2025 Academic Catalog 
    
2024 2025 Academic Catalog

Business Administration, A.A.

Location(s): Main Campus


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Mandeville Hall: 105C
Telephone: (203) 576-4452
 

Curriculum and Program Requirements

The Associate in Arts in Business Administration provides options for students who want only two years of college study and students who are not certain about their degree objectives.

This degree program requires that all freshman and sophomore core business courses and business prerequisites, as well as University core requirements, be completed with an average grade of “C” or better.

Two-year business study at the University of Bridgeport provides many advantages not usually available to community college or two-year college students.

All the resources of the university are available to two-year students. This includes planning/placement services and all of the social, sports and extracurricular activities of the campus.

Students receive all the guidance and advising of a small, private two-year college, while completing their studies in the environment of a major university.

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

Students in this program will be able to:

1) acquire basic general business knowledge;

2) develop practical technical skills necessary for initially pursuing a junior level entry position;

3) learn how to communicate with others in their organization; and 4) understand the role of business in the larger society.

Assessment

Students will be evaluated with a program specific exam related to the basic business courses at the beginning and end of their two-years of undergraduate study. Students are evaluated by course level exams, assignments, projects and oral presentations.

Summary of Requirements - 60 Credit(s)


  • General Education Requirements 33 Credit(s)
  • Program Requirements 27 Credit(s)

Program Requirements - 27 Credit(s)


General Education Requirements - 33 Credit(s)


Suggested Program - 60 Credit(s)


First Semester


Second Semester


Third Semester


Fourth Semester


Internship/Co-Op


Students are encouraged to pursue additional co-op experience as described here  using the BUAD 200  course up to three times (one credit each). These credits will be used as part of the student’s degree program.

Additional Information


Note: An online (or hybrid) program is available for this major, and follows the same requirements.

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