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LEAP: Leadership Education for Adult Professionals
Business Management
The School of Business and Management offers the major in Business Management.
This program is designed to allow adult professionals to earn a degree
while remaining in their career. Since many adults desire to earn their
degree but are unable to attend classes during regular class hours,
courses are offered during nontraditional hours through accelerated
formats.
The Business Management major is designed to assist individuals
who are in a broad variety of professional arenas by ensuring that program
graduates can:
- Demonstrate the elements of effective communication in a variety
of interpersonal and organizational settings;
- Demonstrate understanding of ways that individuals and groups influence
organizational behavior;
- Understand and demonstrate management theories, principles, processes
and skills;
- Comprehend and apply components of human resource planning, personnel
selection, motivation and evaluation as these factors affect organizations;
- Understand and analyze principal decision-making resources that
leaders use in organizational management;
- Communicate an understanding of ethics and apply ethical decision-making
in organizations; and
- Understand and develop lifelong learning attitudes and skills.
Program Requirements
| School |
Business |
| Academic Award |
Bachelor of Arts |
| Credits Required |
125 semester credits |
| Coordinator |
Don Doty |
General Education Requirements (58 credits)
- Humanities (18 credits)
-
ENGL 1013 Expository Writing
-
ENGL 1033 APA Research Writing
- ENGL xxx3 Literature - Select one course from the following
- COMM - Choose one of the following
- Fine Arts - Select one course from the following
- Language Arts - Select one course from the following
- Science & Mathematics (10 credits)
- Must include one quantitative reasoning course and one lab science
- Social Science (15 credits)
- Biblical Studies (15 credits)
Major Requirements (39 credits)
General Electives (27 credits)
- Select from any area of study.