Business Administration B.S.
Mission Statement
The business program at NS is anchored by a well-rounded business core and a strong focus on technology and innovation. Our commitment to technology is reflected not only in what students’ study, but also in how we teach. The study of technology keeps us on the leading edge of industry advances, and our use of technology in the classroom creates a progressive and engaging learning experience.
Our program also is defined by real-world examples and business cases that prepare students to meet the evolving demands of modern market. Supporting these elements of our program is a superb liberal arts and sciences foundation that trains students in the critical thinking and communication skills needed to identify, define and resolve practical problems, no matter where and when they may surface. Overall, this combination of business acumen and real-world adaptability helps ensure that students can meet the challenges of a dynamic global economy and craft a future of their own choosing.
Transfer credits of business pre-requisite (e.g. pre-business core) or business major classes are considered only for those courses completed within the 7-year period prior to admission to the business program. Grades below a “C-” carry no credit towards major requirements.
Learning Outcomes
NS business students develop skills and aptitudes in the following areas:
- Standard 1: Ethical and legal responsibilities in organizations and society
- Standard 2: Financial theories, analysis, reporting, and markets
- Standard 3: Creation of value through the integrated production and distribution of goods, services, and information
- Standard 4: Group and individual dynamics in organizations
- Standard 5: Statistical data analysis and management science as they support decision-making processes through an organization
- Standard 6: Information technologies as they influence the structure and processes of organizations and economics, and as they influence the roles and techniques of management
- Standard 7: Domestic and global economic environment of organizations