BS Management - Online
As a Management major, (formerly known as Business Administration), you will practice applying quantitative techniques, computer skills and critical thinking to help solve crucial problems. The Godbold College of Business will also equip you with a broad range of general business knowledge in functional areas such as marketing, finance, and accounting. Coupled with an emphasis on Christian business ethics and classroom knowledge of the business environment, the Bachelor of Science in Management will offer you opportunities for reality-based education through internships at regional and national companies.
This degree plan is an example of student progression through the program. The academic program requires a minimum of 120 credit hours of credit for the bachelor’s degree. The degree consists of a major field of concentration in the liberal arts or in a professional or pre-professional area, a General Education program, and elective courses. This example degree plan focuses Years 1 & 2 on the General Education program and Years 3 & 4 on the Major/Minor areas. It is recommended for students to incorporate Major/Minor courses into Years 1 & 2 as much as possible.
Note 1: Academic departments reserve the right to alter the term in which a course is offered.
Note 2: GWU Online courses run in continuous 8-week terms. Students can start anytime.
Terms 1 & 2 = Spring
Terms 3 & 4 = Summer
Terms 5 & 6 =Fall
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Years 1 & 2: General Education (48-51 hours)
See General Education requirements
Year 3: Term 1 (6 hours)
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| ACC 213 |
3 |
Accounting Principles I |
| ECO 203 |
3 |
Principles of Economics I |
Year 3: Term 2 (9 hours)
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| ACC 214 |
3 |
Accounting Principles II |
| ECO 204 |
3 |
Principles of Economics II |
| MGT 316 |
3 |
Principles of Management |
Year 3: Term 3 (6 hours)
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| MIS 300 |
3 |
Management Information Systems |
| MKT 300 |
3 |
Principles of Marketing |
Year 3: Term 4 (9 hours)
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| BAD 305 |
3 |
Introduction to Management Science |
| MGT 330 |
3 |
Industrial Supervision and Labor Relations |
| MGT 403 |
3 |
Human Behavior in Organizations |
Year 3: Term 5 (9 hours)
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| BAD 300 |
3 |
Legal Environment of Business |
| BAD 304 |
3 |
Applied Business Statistics |
| BAD 325 |
3 |
Business Communications Applications |
Year 3: Term 6 (6 hours)
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| FIN 312 |
3 |
Financial Management |
| MGT 416 |
3 |
Operations Management |
Year 4: Term 1 (9 hours)
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| BAD 360 |
3 |
International Business |
| MGT 410 |
3 |
Entrepreneurship
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| MKT 404 |
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Sales Management |
Year 4: Term 2 (6 hours)
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| BAD 480 |
3 |
Business Strategy |
| MGT 450 |
3 |
Leadership |
Your degree in Management will equip you with a flexible skillset offering many choices for career paths in business and management. Your options may include:
- Project Management
- Sales Management
- Human Resource Management
- Retail Management
- Nonprofit Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Real Estate
- Operations Management
- Business Analyst
- Management Consulting
Many of our alumni pursue an advanced degree, including the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree offered by Gardner-Webb.