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Pacific Union College
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Do you like to make decisions? Do you like to learn new and
practical ideas? Do you enjoy a variety of challenges in
an array of tasks? What about working with a diversity of
people or even by yourself? The field of business is extremely
broad and varied. Different business organizations and even
the same businesses need people with different interests,
skills, and abilities. A business major at Pacific Union
College provides each graduate with the educational background
for entry level positions in many different types of profit
and not-for-profit organizations and institutions.
To provide for the large variety of employment positions
and individual interests, the Department of Business Administration
and Economics at Pacific Union College offers several different
programs of study (BBA, BS, BA). The program in which the
majority of studnts major is the Bachelor of Business Administration
(BBA) degree, which is compatible to the degrees offered in
large public colleges and universities. To meet the needs
of students who want a strong business background, but are
not able to take as many courses as required by the BBA degree
program, the Business Department also has a BS and a BA program
in Business. A brief description of these programs is given
below.
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Bachelor
of Business Administration (B.B.A Degree) Click for more information
Emphasis in Accounting, Finance,
General Business, Information
Systems, International
Business,
Management, and Marketing |
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Bachelor
of Science (B.S. Degree)
Designed for students who desire greater flexibility
in their college program than allowed by the B.B.A. degree
program. Allows more time for other courses to prepare the
graduate for study in medicine, dentistry, law, business,
etc.
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Bachelor
of Arts (B.A. Degree)
Designed for students who need considerable flexibility
and for those interested in International Business, foreign
cultures, and foreign languages. This major works well
for students who study abroad one year and who want to combine
a business major with a modern language concentration of
courses as they secure a second degree in a modern language
field. |
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