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Bachelor of Business Administration in General Business

The mission of the General Business program is to provide a broad-based undergraduate curriculum that allows for customized studies in specific business areas that meets individual student’s career and educational needs. The program in General Business provides students with a thorough exposure to the basic areas of business administration while permitting wide latitude in the selection of additional courses according to individual interest. Students majoring in General Business are encouraged to include a business minor in their curriculum.

Upon successful completion of the program, the student should attain the following learning outcomes:

• A broad-based general education, preparing students to contribute to their organization, community, and society by communicating effectively, thinking critically and conceptually, acting ethically, and valuing diversity.
• Knowledge of political, social, legal and regulatory, environmental, ethical, global and technological issues pertaining to business administration.
• Skills to apply knowledge gained to real-world settings.
• Other outcomes based on the program of study pursued.

Program Requirements

catalog years fall 2004-summer 2008

catalog years fall 2008-summer 2009

Students entering CSU prior to Fall 2004 should consult a School of Business Academic Advisor for curriculum worksheet.

Career Options for General Business Majors

General Business Suggested Degree Program Sequence (PDF)