Business Administration (B.S.) Entrepreneurship Concentration

Program Overview

The Business Administration Major offers students the opportunity to tailor their curriculum across business disciplines emphasizing career themes such as: l) general management, 2) development of quantitative analysis skills in a business context, and 3) preparation for management of small businesses and 4) stewardship of human resources. Students not choosing a concentration can customize their degree program by selecting upper-level business courses that meet their career goals.

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates from Messiah’s Business Administration with Entrepreneurship concentration program can:

1. Apply principles related to project management, marketing, and financing to prepare a complete and fundable business plan. (ULO 3)
2. Recall, recognize, and interpret foundational content related to ACBSP accreditation Common Professional Component—disciplinary areas in which all business majors need to be proficient regardless of their major including Marketing, Finance, Accounting, Management, Law, Economics, Ethics, Information Systems, Global, Quantitative and Integrative (ULO 2)
3. Apply business concepts, strategies and tactics (ULO 2)
4. Conduct methodological secondary research into business issues. (ULO 3)
5. Articulate how the Christian faith informs one’s work life, career, and daily business practices (ULO 4, ULO 5, ULO 6)

Major Requirements

Complete the following for your major:

Three to four credits from the following:

Entrepreneurship Concentration (21 credits)

Three credits from the following:

Three credits from the following:

Three credits from the following:

300- or 400-level ACCT, BUSA, ECON, FINA, HRM, IBI, LEAD, or MRKT courses

Selected CIS courses*

*CIS courses include:

QuEST Requirements