Today’s fastest-growing companies are seeking creative thinkers capable of leading their teams through a wide range of business challenges. Quinnipiac’s Bachelor of Business Administration degree completion program prepares you with the skills you need to differentiate yourself as a dynamic leader in any workplace.
In a globalized economy, modern business leaders are faced with more complex challenges than ever before. The ability to understand, adapt to and solve these issues is what separates a common leader from a great one, and a current manager from a future C-level executive.
The Quinnipiac University School of Business is committed to preparing ambitious business leaders who can apply their knowledge in any marketplace and turn challenges into career-making opportunities. Through an exploration of key business operations including finance, marketing, management and analytics, you will build a strong foundation to take the next step in your career.
For professionals with an associate's degree or 30-91 credits in business, the online Bachelor of Business Administration program offers the ideal pathway for advancement in numerous industries. In our online classroom, you’ll learn from the same full-time faculty who teach on campus while collaborating with other local business professionals. This degree is designed with working professionals in mind and can be completed entirely online in a flexible format, without interrupting your current career.
Are you interested in earning your master's degree?
With permission of both the undergraduate and graduate program directors, students who are interested in pursuing graduate education upon the completion of their bachelor's may elect to take 9 credits of graduate-level coursework as part of their bachelor curriculum. These credits may then be applied to graduate coursework in Quinnipiac's online MBA or MS in Organizational Leadership program.
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"I learned a lot, and it was extremely interesting to see how a company that I've been working for day in and day out uses the exact processes that I have spent the past seven weeks learning about in this course."
Avg. Salary $55,839
An accountant reviews the financial records of the company they work for or their clients. They carefully analyze financial data, reports and budgets to measure success. A managerial accountant evaluates financial data to see if it's aligned with the company's goals whereas a financial accountant works with financial records that need to be reported to external stakeholders.
Avg. Salary $113,988
An actuary is a professional who assesses the financial risks of business decisions. They use mathematics, statistics and financial concepts to review uncertainty in areas linked to insurance and pension programs. Actuaries may work for consulting firms, banks, hospitals or the local or federal government.
Avg. Salary $69,029
Business consultants recommend strategies to improve efficiency and boost revenue. They work with managers to implement organizational changes that reduce costs, boost productivity and increase profits. Business consultants work in diverse industries including the banking sector, manufacturing, retailing and franchises.
Avg. Salary $62,183
Business managers oversee the day-to-day business operations of a company. They collaborate with company executives and employees to direct the organization's resources toward achieving goals and objectives. Business managers hire and train staff, work with management to design short-term and long-term plans and negotiate contracts. They also monitor the implementation and success of financial and sales strategies. There are opportunities for business managers in the banking industry, finance, manufacturing, government and others.
Avg. Salary $67,434
A data analyst takes market research or sales numbers and translates them into understandable information for organizations. The data is, then, used to develop strategic plans that help businesses make more informed decisions, including creating more detailed solutions for common customer issues. Data analysts use a variety of software and critical-thinking skills to find the information needed for projects.
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