Business Administration / 3Year Honors Degree Program (B.S.)
Request Information- succeed in acquiring entry-level positions and advancing in their chosen professions and careers.
- realize their individual potential and contribute to the betterment of their local communities and society at large.
- be effective leaders and proponents of change.
- become successful lifelong learners.
The university recognizes its obligation to deliver a high-quality program that prepares students for profoundly changing business, cultural and geopolitical environments so that they may have the best chances for personal and professional success and are equipped to provide effective leadership.
To achieve the mission students must work to accomplish certain academic competencies. The university adopts the appropriate academic strategies and provides resources to ensure the success of the program. The new paradigm under which the program operates recognizes the importance of students, faculty members and university administrators working jointly to accomplish the academic mission.
Although the 3Year bachelor's degree program will be taught in the time frame of the traditional semester, the course content will be delivered through comprehensive and often interdisciplinary modules instead of typical 3-credit classes.
Each semester will conclude with a 20-hour integrating experience that will bring together competencies learned through the modules offered during that semester. Students are required to complete all specially designed modules in the 3Year degree program. Students who complete the 3Year degree curriculum earn 120 credits.
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ENG |
120 |
College Composition I | |||
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ENG |
121 |
College Composition II | |||
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COM |
212 |
Public Speaking | |||
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SNHU |
101 |
First Year Seminar: Foundations in Critical Thinking | |||
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HIS |
113 |
US History I: 1607-1865 | |||
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IT |
100 |
Introduction to Information Technology | |||
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IT |
210 |
Business Systems Analysis and Design | |||
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MAT |
120 |
Finite Mathematics | |||
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MKT |
113 |
Introduction to Marketing | |||
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OL |
110 |
Introduction to Business | |||
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OL |
125 |
Human Relations in Administration | |||
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OL |
215 |
Principles of Management | |||
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OL |
480 |
Independent Study/ Integrating Experience | |||
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ACC |
201 |
Financial Accounting | |||
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ACC |
202 |
Managerial Accounting | |||
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BUS |
206 |
Business Law I | |||
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ECO |
201 |
Microeconomics | |||
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ECO |
202 |
Macroeconomics | |||
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FAS |
202 |
Intro. to the Humanities II: Baroque through Modern | |||
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IT |
480 |
Information Technology Independent Study | |||
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MAT |
220 |
Statistics | |||
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OL |
326 |
Social Environment of Business | |||
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OL |
480 |
Independent Study/ Integrating Experience | |||
| OL | 47X | Pre-New Paradigm Design | |||
| OL | ELE | Management Track Option- Elective | |||
| PSY | 108 | Introduction to Psychology | |||
| QSO | 331 | Introduction to Operations Management | |||
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ECO |
301 |
Managerial Economics |
| FIN | 320 | Principles of Finance |
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IT |
467 |
Digital Commerce and eBusiness |
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LIT |
201 |
World Literature: Foundations of Culture |
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OL |
342 |
Organizational Behavior |
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OL |
47X |
New Paradigm Design |
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OL |
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Management Track Option – elective |
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OP |
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Management Track Option – Elective |
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PHL |
210 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
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SCI |
219 |
Environmental Issues |
Southern New Hampshire University programs are accredited by:
- Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration
- American Culinary Federation Educational Institute
- Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
- European Council for Business Education
- New England Association of Schools and Colleges
- New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission
- New Hampshire State Department of Education for Teacher Certification
- North American Society for Sport Management
