Business Administration, Minor
Explore management practices. Create a marketing plan. Pursue your interests. Join your passion with business skills. No matter the area of study, an interactive knowledge of business will enhance your future success.
Business Administration – Minor
Business Administration Minor
Offered as a Secondary Discipline Minor
This degree program offers a 100% online option.
The School of Business invites you to discover the flexibility and value of completing a business minor as part of your undergraduate degree program. Everyone needs to learn about business. No matter what career we choose, we are all in business. With a minor in Business, you can take what you’re passionate about and go even further! You will gain a basic understanding of business practices, management theory, accounting and marketing concepts, and whatever else interests you in the field of business.
The School of Business offers small classes to ensure a high-level interaction with the experienced faculty. Students obtaining a minor will be involved in team projects, open-class discussion, critical thinking, and problem-solving to develop skills that are vital in today’s workplace. Match your passion with some common business sense to stand out above others in your field.
Degree Fit
Program Preparation
This minor is intended to give students majoring in other disciplines an understanding of the primary functions within a business. Students enrolling in the minor are expected to be computer literate (CS115 or BA131) and to have completed an introductory statistics course. A minimum 2.5 GPA in SOU business administration courses is required.
Degree Roadmap
The minor provides students with basic business knowledge so they can understand the big picture in an organization and their role in it. Students are required to complete courses in accounting, marketing and management. With two elective courses, students can explore other areas of business that fit with their career goals.
Degree Integration
Many students are delighted to find that a business minor complements their major (in which their capstone is completed). No matter what major they choose, a student is likely to end up in a position in which business skills are required. A business minor can enhance a student’s resume by adding tangible business skills making them more competitive on the job market.
Contact the Business Program
SOU School of Business
1250 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, OR 97520
541.552.6484
business@sou.edu
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Nationally Accredited Business Program
by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)
