An undergraduate business degree is often considered a valuable investment for several reasons. It can  provide a broad skill set applicable to many industries and roles, it can equip you with problem-solving and critical-thinking skills that are valuable in a rapidly changing business environment, and it also can open doors to numerous job prospects with potential for advancement. The worth of the bachelor's in business depends on your personal career goals, dedication, and how you leverage the opportunities provided during your studies. Read more about the 8 Reasons to Choose a Business Degree.

With this BS in business, you gain the skills needed to take on leadership positions within organizations, start your own business, create campaigns to promote products or services effectively, assist companies with budgeting, forecasting, and investment decisions, and provide expert advice to improve performance and profitability. The possibilities are extensive, allowing you to tailor your career path to your interests and strengths.

With a bachelor business degree, you can pursue a wide range of careers across various industries. Some common job titles for business graduates include:

• Business Analyst
• Marketing Manager
• Financial Advisor
• Human Resources Manager
• Operations Manager
• Sales Manager
• Entrepreneur/Small Business Owner
• Management Consultant
• Project Manager
• Accountant
• Supply Chain Manager
• Retail Manager

These roles leverage the skills acquired during your business studies, such as strategic planning, financial analysis, marketing strategies, and organizational management.

Applicants are required to have a high school diploma or GED equivalent to apply. Additional requirements include:

• A completed application form
• Official transcripts from previous educational institutions

The Bachelor of Science in Business is designed to be completed in four years of full-time study. Attending part-time will extend the duration of the program. A total of 120 credit hours are required for graduation; 60 hours of business courses, 30 hours of general education, and 30 hours of general electives with 15 of those being business electives.

Baker College operates on a semester system with start dates in the fall, spring, and summer. View the academic calendar for registration deadlines, holidays, and exam periods.

The curriculum covers a broad range of business topics, such as:

• Principles of Management
• Financial Accounting
• Marketing Strategies
• Business Law and Ethics
• Organizational Behavior
• Strategic Planning
• Economics
• Human Resource Management

Visit the full curriculum for course descriptions and prerequisite requirements.

Tuition and fees can vary based on factors like residency status and course load. Baker College offers multiple financial aid options, including scholarships and grants. 

Prospective students should contact the financial aid office or visit the current undergraduate tuition rates for detailed information on costs and aid opportunities.

Baker College accepts transfer credits from accredited institutions. Transfer evaluations are conducted to determine which credits are applicable. Learn more about transferring and use our course equivalency tool to see if your courses transfer. For more questions, contact our enrollment specialists at (855) 487-7888 or via email GetEnrolled@baker.edu.