BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BS) (52.0201)
Graduation Requirements (A Minimum of 120 Credits)
The purpose of this program is to contribute to the education of its students with a general knowledge of business and the skills necessary for employment to be effective leaders in today’s business world. The program also provides a foundation for successful admission into graduate programs. Florida National University awards a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration upon completion of the program.
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General Education (39 Credits)
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SLS 1501College Study Skills1
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ENC 1101English Composition I3
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ENC 1102English Composition II3
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SPC 1017Fundamentals of Oral Communications3
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Any Two Humanities Courses6
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ECO 2013Principles of Macroeconomics3
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3
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ECO 2013Principles of Macroeconomics3
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Any Social Science Course3
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Any Two Natural Science Courses Including One Lab7
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MAC 1105College Algebra I3
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STA 2014Introduction to Statistics4
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CGS 1030Introduction to Information Technology3
Core Requirements (52 Credits)
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ACG 2003Principles of Accounting I3
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ACG 2003LPrinciples of Accounting Lab1
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ACG 2071Managerial Accounting3
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BUL 2131Business Law3
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CGS 2511Spreadsheet Applications for Business3
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ECO 2023Principles of Microeconomics3
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GEB 2430Business Ethics & Social Responsibility3
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MAN 2021Principles of Business Management3
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MAR 1011Principles of Marketing3
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FIN 3403Corporate Finance3
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GEB 4890Business Strategy and Policy3
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GEB 4912Business Research Methods3
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ISM 3011Management Information Systems3
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MAN 3504Operations Management3
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MAN 3605Cross-Cultural Management3
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MAN 4151Organizational Behavior3
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MAN 4301Human Resources Management3
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MAN 4720Strategic Management3
Electives (29 Credits)
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ENT 4412Entrepreneurial Finance3
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GEB 3213Business Communications3
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GEB 3373International Business3
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FIN 4634International Banking and Finance**3
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MAN 3342Supervisory Skills3
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MAN 4441Negotiation & Conflict Resolution3
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MAN 4802Entrepreneurship3
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MAR 3156International Marketing3
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MAR 3334Sales, Advertising, and Promotions3
Sport Management Concentration (Min. 18 Credits)
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PLA 3823Ethical and Legal Issues of Sport3
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SPM 3004Foundations of Sport Management3
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SPM 3306Sport Marketing3
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SPM 4104Sport Facility and Event Management3
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SPM 4114Sport Leadership3
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SPM 4403Sport Communication3
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SPM 4505Sport Finance and Business3
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SPM 4949Sport Administration Internship3
Accounting (20 Credits)
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ACG 2003Principles of Accounting I3
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ACG 2003LPrinciples of Accounting I Lab1
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ACG 2071Managerial Accounting3
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CGS 2511Spreadsheet Applications for Business3
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ACG 2004Principles of Accounting II3
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ACG 2004LPrinciples of Accounting II Lab1
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ACG 4401Accounting Information Systems3
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ACG 4501Government & Institutional Accounting3
Finance (19 Credits)
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ACG 2003Principles of Accounting I3
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ACG 2003LPrinciples of Accounting I Lab1
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ACG 2071Managerial Accounting3
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CGS 2511Spreadsheet Applications for Business3
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FIN 3403Corporate Finance3
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FIN 4634International Banking and Finance3
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ENT 4412Entrepreneurial Finance3
General Management (19 Credits)
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ACG 2003Principles of Accounting I3
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ACG 2003LPrinciples of Accounting I Lab1
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GEB 3373International Business3
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MAN 4441Negotiation & Conflict Resolution3
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MAN 4802Entrepreneurship3
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GEB 3213Business Communications3
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GEB 4912Business Research Methods3
Marketing (18 Credits)
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MAR 3334Sales, Advertising & Promotion3
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GEB 3373International Business3
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GEB 3213Business Communications3
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GEB 4912Business Research Methods3
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MAR 3156International Marketing3
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MAN 4411Negotiation & Conflict Resolution3
During Business Administration classes, you learn about accounting, finance, marketing, business law, operations, economics, management principles, as well as the basics of human resource management. You will learn how to write a business plan, create effective strategies, develop a budget, identify and analyze trends in the industry, and use data to make informed business decisions. At the end of this Business Administration program at Florida National University, you will be ready to become a successful business leader, manager, entrepreneur or executive.