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Unlimited Opportunities
People with a business administration bachelor’s degree are in demand in every kind of organization across industries, for-profit or non-profit.
Business Core (with Optional Concentrations)
As a Business Administration student, you’ll take core courses in economics, management, marketing, information systems, human resources, accounting, finance, business law, business communication and business strategy. You can choose from 20+ business management elective courses such as sport management, sport law, entrepreneurship, digital marketing, advertising, professional selling, marketing research, business sustainability, business ethics, organizational behavior, leadership and diversity, conflict management and mediation and more. You may opt to form a concentration in Marketing, Organizational Studies or Sport Management. You may opt to complement your Business Administration major with one of the 20+ minors, such as Graphic + Media Design or Theatre. You will apply what you learn in class at a professional internship that is tailored to your goals.
Program Distinctions
Our bachelor’s programs in Business Administration are accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education and are available on campus, online or in a hybrid format. If you are interested in pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or master’s degree in Organization Management at Sage, you can take graduate courses in your senior year and may be eligible to get prerequisite courses waived — this means you can earn a bachelor’s degree and graduate degree in about five years. Or, you can pursue a master’s degree in Health Services Administration that prepares health services managers for a rapidly growing job market.
You have the option to pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration or a Bachelor of Science degree, depending on your plans for graduate school or career. Both generously transfer in your previous college credits.
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
online, on-campus or hybrid
We have three Business Administration programs: on campus, online and a campus/online hybrid. We offer both day and evening courses and 14-week and accelerated seven-week courses, to serve full-time and part-time students.
Students who pursue the Bachelor of Business Administration are required to complete at least 30 credits in the liberal arts and sciences (of the total 120 credits for a bachelor’s degree), which allows you to take more business management courses.
Business Administration (BS)
on-campus
Students who pursue the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree complete 60 credits in the liberal arts and sciences (of the total 120 credits for a bachelor’s degree). This is a great option if you want to explore diverse interests besides business.
Faculty
Our professors are active researchers, consultants, business owners and community leaders, but they are teachers and mentors first. We keep classes small, therefore professors can offer individual attention and support that is rare in business schools.
Your Future
As a graduate of Russell Sage College’s bachelor’s programs in Business Administration, you will be ready for employment in the working world or for graduate school.
Careers
Graduates of our bachelor’s programs in Business Administration work in a variety of fields. Recent graduates have been hired as manager of human resources and assistant to the CEO at Aquatic Development Group; program manager at the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority; operations analyst at Ayco; tax analytics program coordinator at General Electric; marketing assistant at Groff Networks; and in a number of roles at the Office of the New York State Comptroller.
Graduate Studies
Our Business Administration students may receive assured or early acceptance to
- Russell Sage College’s MBA program
- Russell Sage College’s M.S. in Organization Management
- Russell Sage College’s M.S. in Health Services Administration
If you are interested in pursuing a master’s degree at Sage, you can take graduate courses in your senior year and may be eligible to get prerequisite courses waived — this means you can earn a bachelor’s degree and graduate degree in about five years.
