The business administration program integrates practice with theory to prepare students to be organizational leaders. Students develop competencies in communications, critical thinking, problem-solving, project management, and interpersonal skills while in the program. In addition, essential business functions, from accounting to organizational behavior to business communications, are part of the curriculum.
The structure of classes reinforces the importance of experiential and team-based learning. Students are teamed up and work together on projects and presentations inside and outside the classroom. They are encouraged and expected to voice their opinions and reflect on their learning. Classes take many forms but generally consist of lectures with real-life applications of theory, class discussions, and reviews of assignments and presentations.
Learning Outcomes
Business Administration Curriculum Road Map
Upon graduating from Muhlenberg College, students in the Accelerated Business Administration Program will be able to:
- Demonstrate written and oral communication skills appropriate for business situations.
- Create evidence-based solutions to business problems or opportunities.
- Understand diverse cultural perspectives and apply general business knowledge in the global market.
- Apply critical thinking and problem solving skills to make sound decisions in the business environment.
- Recognize the ethical and corporate social responsibilities of organizations.
- Operate effectively when in teams both as a leader and as a member.
- Integrate and apply general business principles to business issues.
- Apply appropriate qualitative and quantitative methods for business analysis and decision-making.
Review the Accelerated Bachelor's of Business Administration Program Sheet for course description information.
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For some students, this is a great way to earn a needed degree while they work toward a bachelor's degree. For others, an associate's degree provides the focused, two-year experience necessary to succeed. No matter what your plans, our academic advisors are always there to help you chart your course of study.