Business Administration - Silicon Valley University

Business Administration from Silicon Valley University is a Campus Master Management degree that prepares you for a Business career. The MBA program covers the essential subjects in Accounting, Economics, Management Information Systems, Finance, and Marketing. These subjects provide the foundations for effective business management. The MBA program provides the students solid training with additional emphasis on entrepreneurship and globalization due to its proximity to Silicon Valley?s vibrant startup culture and multinational corporations. Undergraduate Preparation Students who do not have a Bachelor?s degree in Business Administration must demonstrate competency in the following areas: Business Preparatory Courses 12 Credits MATH 210 Probability & Statistics 3 Credits BBA 300 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 Credits BA 330 Financial Management 3 Credits BA 340 Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Business 3 Credits Graduate Level Requirements 36 Credits The MBA program requires students to compete at least 36 credit hours of graduate courses from the following: Core Courses 18 Credits BA 410M Management Information Systems 3 Credits BA 442M Management Principles 3 Credits BA 450M Marketing Management 3 Credits BA 500 Financial Accounting 3 Credits BA 524 Statistical Methods for Business Research 3 Credits BA 532 Corporate Finance 3 Credits Electives 18 Credits Students in the MBA program can take any 400 level and above courses as electives to meet the elective requirement. However, no more than three 400 level courses can count towards the minimum 36 graduate credit hours for graduation. Concentration MBA students may choose to declare a concentration in one of the following areas: Accounting & Finance, Management, and Marketing, if students successfully complete 12 credit hours or more from the electives in the area of specialization. View more details on Silicon Valley University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management courses.