Business

The Bachelor of Science in Business Management program objective is to produce a graduate who understands the diverse areas of business and correlates each element to the overall goals and productivity of the organization.  Upon graduation students will be prepared to enter a variety of careers in domestic or global business at the professional level.

A first year student will begin the program by developing their critical thinking ability, communication skills, and the foundation needed for future development in quantitative reasoning through general education coursework.  The curriculum will follow with a set of core business courses, these are the courses needed to prepare the student to launch into their upper level business curriculum.

The upper level business curriculum is designed to produce well-rounded business leaders; leaders that know the elements of power and understand how to use and respect those elements to drive an organization forward.  The curriculum prepares the students for the ongoing innovation in technology and changes in our global economy and how to contribute to the innovation while managing the risks involved.  The curriculum most importantly contributes to the personal development of the student creating graduates who can effectively analyze their present situation (personal/professional), strategize and manage a plan then embark upon a successful future.  The Bachelor of Science in Business Management Program consists of a minimum of 126 semester credit hours and a minimum 2,032 contact hours and is 112 weeks (day) and 112 weeks (evening) in length.

 Students in the Bachelor of Science program also have the opportunity to choose a concentration path for their business degree. Students interested in a concentration will work through the Bachelor of Science in Business Management general education, business core curriculum and management major course requirements. For their remaining credits students may choose a concentration area or diversify their education choosing across the concentration/elective courses.

Learn more about Hallmark College's Business Management Concentrations