Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Major: General Business
John Chambers College of Business and Economics
The online BSBA in General Business program at the WVU John Chambers College of Business and Economics offers the flexibility and comprehensive business education you need to thrive in any industry, from government to real estate to business services. Gain essential management, research, and financial skills to excel in today's dynamic business environment—all while balancing your busy schedule.
Cost:
495 / Cost per credit hour *
Courses and Credits:
40 Courses / 120 Credits
Duration:
About four years
Dates:
Next Start: May 19, 2025 Admission Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Learning Format:
Online asynchronous
Program Overview
The BSBA in General Business equips you with a comprehensive education in business operations and management. Ideal for those still exploring their options or seeking versatility, this program allows you to tailor your education to your evolving interests and goals. You will gain essential skills in management, research, and financial analysis, preparing you for a wide range of career opportunities across diverse sectors.
Master the World of Business
- Broad Business Education: Develop a thorough understanding of business and how organizations operate.
- Versatile Career Paths: Prepare for roles in corporate management, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing, and more.
- Customized Curriculum: Work with your academic advisor to tailor your education to your interests and goals.
It is 100% worth it and you can succeed. The professors really care and are always there to help when needed.
Blair Shea
BSBA, Major: General Business
Curriculum
By majoring in General Business, you will acquire essential business fundamentals, develop a comprehensive understanding of organizational operations, and equip yourself with the skills needed to excel in corporate management training programs. You will work with your advisor to plan a customized curriculum, selecting 30 credits of upper-level business courses, with no more than 9 credits in any specific discipline.
By pursuing this program, you will:
- Develop critical thinking skills to solve problems in business settings.
- Understand and manage the dynamics of individuals and teams within organizations, and learn how to motivate, lead, and inspire employees to achieve organizational goals.
- Utilize computer and information technology to solve problems and perform functions commonly seen in managing businesses and other organizations.
- Recognize opportunities and challenges in the global marketplace.
- Appreciate the ethical, legal, and regulatory issues that impact decision-making processes.
- Communicate recommendations effectively to management and other stakeholders, both orally and in writing.
- BCOR 121: Introduction to Business Applications 2, credit hours
- BCOR 191: First-Year Seminar 1-3, credit hours
- BCOR 199: Introduction to Business 3, credit hours
- BCOR 200: Faculty-Led Study Abroad 3, credit hours
- BCOR 289: Internship 1-3, credit hours
- BCOR 293: Special Topics 1-6, credit hours
- BCOR 299: Business Communication 3, credit hours
- BCOR 310: Esports Business 3, credit hours
- BCOR 320: Legal Environment of Business 3, credit hours
- BCOR 330: Information Systems and Technology 3, credit hours
- BCOR 340: Principles of Finance 3, credit hours
- BCOR 350: Principles of Marketing 3, credit hours
- BCOR 360: Supply Chain Management 3, credit hours
- BCOR 370: Principles of Management 3, credit hours
- BCOR 380: Business Ethics 3, credit hours
- BCOR 460: Contemporary Business Strategy 3, credit hours
- BCOR 490: TBA 1-3, credit hours
- BCOR 493: Special Topics 1-6, credit hours
- BCOR 495: Independent Study 1-6, credit hours
- BCOR 498: Honors 1-3, credit hours
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Admissions Requirements and Eligibility
For admission to a Chambers online undergraduate major, students should:
- Have a MATH 124 equivalent with a C- or higher: OR
- Place into MATH 122 through ALEKS.
- Students who don’t have placement or a MATH 124 equivalent on their transcript should discuss eligibility with Amy Roberts-Dixon.
Admissions Process and How to Apply
Request official transcripts from all institutions attended (other than WVU), or
high school transcripts if fewer than 24 college credits be sent to:
- WVU Office of Admissions P.O. Box 6009
Morgantown, WV 26506-6009
or email: WVUadmissions@mail.wvu.edu
For questions and assistance with your application, contact Kyle Patrick.
Tuition, Fees and Financial Aid
- File the application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the June deadline to determine eligibility for funding and scholarships.
- Inquire with your employer about potential financial support for continuing your education.
Connect with an Admissions Coach
Amy Roberts-Dixon Senior Academic Advisor
304-293-4959 amy.roberts@mail.wvu.edu
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Careers and Employment
Career Paths
- Operations Manager
- Business Intelligence Analyst
- Sales Representative
- Human Resources Specialist
- Marketing Specialist
- Business Development Specialist
- Accountant
- Project Management Specialist