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Bachelor of Business Administration

Prepare for a Challenging Career in Business at Crandall’s Business School

Studying Business Administration prepares you for a wealth of career options. At Crandall’s Business School, business students have an opportunity to concentrate their business studies in AccountingEconomics & FinanceMarketing, or Management. Through the program you will learn to communicate clearly, analyze organizational issues, resolve business challenges and identify best business practices. The tools and skills you gain at Crandall’s Business School will equip you to succeed in a demanding career or to pursue Graduate Studies. In addition to studying Business, the following minors are available to Bachelor of Business Administration students: Biology Chemistry (New) English Creative Writing English Literature Environmental Studies (New) History Human Kinesiology Psychology Religious Studies Sociology Worship Arts

Special Program Highlights for Business Administration

  • Crandall’s Business School also offers the BBA Cooperative Education degree that, through on-the-job experience, provides students with the opportunity to put learning into practice while developing important career-building network connections Co-op students alternate study semesters with three work-terms during which they earn money. At our Business School,  students regularly compete in case competitions. Recently, Crandall students placed in the top three in the regional Entrepreneur Contest  and went on to the national competition.
  • Complete a business internship for credit, if you wish. Past internships have included such activities as completing an organizational design and  implementation and working in an HR department’s policy area.
  • Join the Business Society, an active campus organization that includes both social activities and support for the group’s charitable projects.
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