COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Business degree completion program requires a total of 120 units for graduation. Of these, 45 units are comprised of core upper-division courses designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in accounting, finance, management, marketing, entrepreneurship, information technology, and supply chain management. Key courses include Financial Accounting and Reporting, Managerial Accounting Analysis, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Technology for Business Management, Data Visualization and Analytics, Business Ethics and Sustainability, Managing and Leading Organizations, Fundamentals of Business Law, Applied Communication, Marketing Principles, Managing Strategy in Dynamic Environments, Sales and Negotiations, Strategic Supply Chain and Logistics Management, and Digital Marketing. These courses are structured to develop practical skills and applied knowledge that prepare students for managerial and entrepreneurial roles across a variety of industries. The program focuses on equipping graduates with the competencies needed to analyze data, make strategic decisions, lead organizations, innovate in business practices, and effectively communicate in professional settings. In combination with lower-division coursework and electives, students complete the remaining 75 units to reach the 120-unit requirement for graduation, ensuring a well-rounded education that balances technical business knowledge with applied management and leadership skills.