The School of Business offers an Associate of Business Administration, a Bachelor of Arts in Business, and a Bachelor of Business Administration with concentration options in Accounting, Business Analytics, Finance, General Business, Healthcare Administration, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Sport Management. Additionally, minor options are available in General Business and Management Information Studies.
The BBA degree requires the completion of the business core courses (36 credit hours) and one BBA concentration (24 semester credit hours) in either Accounting, Finance, Healthcare Administration, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Sport Management, or General Business.
The Accounting concentration provides students with a comprehensive foundation in accounting concepts, principles, and ethics advancing the profession through excellence in accounting education, use of technology, research, and outreach activities.
Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting Concentration
The Business Analytics Concentration provides students with the fundamental concepts and tools needed to understand the emerging role of business analytics in organizations.
Bachelor of Business Administration Business Analytics Concentration
The Finance concentration prepares students for careers in general business, investments, commercial banking, small business ownerships and entrepreneurship, financial planning and international institutions.
The Healthcare Administration concentration is designed to give students a knowledge and understanding of business operations within the healthcare industry.
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Bachelor of Business Administration Healthcare Administration Concentration
The Management concentration prepares students for diverse and innovative managerial and professional positions in the global marketplace.
Bachelor of Business Administration Management Concentration
The Management Information Systems concentration provides students with the information systems management skills needed in today's business environment with a solid foundation in the primary business areas in which these skills will be applied.
The Marketing concentration prepares students by developing specialized skills in the management of communications, customer relationships, and the delivery of value to customers.
The Sport Management concentration is designed to introduce sport industry concepts to the students and serve as a base to prepare students for entry level employment in the field through networking and internship experiences.
Bachelor of Business Administration Sport Management Concentration
Students will complete three years of undergraduate education, complete the BBA Core (36 credit hours), all other LMU graduation requirements, and then, upon completion of the first year of DSOL education, be awarded the Bachelors of Business Administration in Pre-Law (PLAW.BBA). Courses taken during the first year of DSOL will serve as a BBA "Pre-Law" Concentration (24 semester hours).
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree provides a solid foundation of knowledge and skills in general business practices, is open to all students, and can serve as a second concentration. This is a degree option for students seeking secondary general business education licensure. It also provides an alternative to the Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (BBA) for the student who might discover an interest in business during the latter portion of an undergraduate program of study.
The BA degree requires the completion of the business core curriculum.
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) with a secondary general business education licensure allows students to complete the business core curriculum and the professional education curriculum requirements for a total of 126 credit hours. This option allows students to become licensed educators in business for grades 6th through 12th. Students will work in collaboration with the LMU School of Business and the Carter & Moyers School of Education.
Business BA degree with 6-12 education licensure Four-Year Plan (PDF)
LMU also offers an associate-level degree program for interested students. The Associate of Business Administration (ABA) degree prepares the student to develop knowledge, understanding, critical thinking, and technical skills and abilities required in the business world.
