Bachelor of Business Administration – Clayton State University

From enterprising spirits and analytical thinkers, to change makers and leaders, innovative
minds like yours have a home in the College of Business.

Students study a rigorous and global-economic-focused curriculum under the guidance
of faculty who not only publish extensively in their fields, but who have practiced in their fields at companies such as Ernst and Young, Delta, Home Depot, and Booz
Allen Hamilton.

You will have the chance to build your resume with internships, networking events, and our specialized business research centers. And, because making
dreams real means staying connected and engaged, you can take part in nine business-focused student organizations, our insightful speaker series, and get involved with our major mentor program.

About the BBA program

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program offers five majors and allows
students to customize their programs of study to meet personal career and educational
goals.

The BBA is 120-credit-hour program, which includes both major and general education
requirements. Courses are offered in various delivery formats, including in-class
and online.

Undergraduate minors

Students in the College of Business, or enrolled in other programs in the University,
may choose to study a minor in business. Minors are beneficial to gain additional
knowledge to complement your program of study and further prepare you for your career
path. Learn more about our minors.

Choose your major!

Accounting

Considered the language of business, an Accounting education prepares students for
a career of endless opportunity.

Learn More about Accounting

General Business

A General Business major will prepare students for the wide range of career opportunities
available in today’s business world.

Learn More about General Business

Management

The Management major will help students acquire the skills they need to be effective
managers of people, projects, operations, and financial resources.

Learn More about Management

Marketing

Advertising, retail, product development, consumer behavior, strategic communication
– it’s all part of majoring in Marketing.

Learn More about Marketing

Supply Chain Management

The Supply Chain Management major provides students with practical, relevant, and
important skills required in the diverse field of supply chain.

Learn More about Supply Chain Management