B.S. in Business Administration | Bachelor's degree | Business | On Campus | 4 years | Husson University | USA

Business Administration is one of the best, most valuable types of collegiate academic programs you could possibly get into. The benefits of a degree in Business Administration are numerous and powerful. The Husson University School of Business and Management offers four- or five-year programs in the following Small Business Entrepreneurship - Students interested in starting their own business or who would like to work in a small business environment would benefit from the specialty classes offered to students in this concentration. Many current and future job opportunities will be with small and family-owned businesses. Financial Management - Students in this concentration will take courses to prepare them to work in various capacities in banks, as stock brokers, insurance agents, consultants or in real estate. Financial Planning - As with many Maine professions, many of the current financial planners are near retirement age, and firms are looking for new entrants into this field. This concentration will enable students to sit for the CFP exam and make them more marketable. Go here for information on our non-degree program to become eligible to site for the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ exam. General - Students in this concentration will take courses to prepare them to work in various capacities in banks, as stock brokers, insurance agents, consultants or in real estate. Healthcare Management - This program challenges students to explore the organizational structure of healthcare institutions and develop an understanding of the interrelatedness of psychological, social, cultural and political factors in healthcare delivery. Interdisciplinary Program of Study - This program allows a student to combine two of the above concentrations. Currently, combinations are offered for finance and hospitality management, accounting and hospitality management, and sports management and hospitality management. International Business - Students graduating with this concentration w