The Management concentration in the Business Administration major produces marketplace professionals with business knowledge and skills for service in public and private organizations by integrating the pursuit of truth with Godly character. Students in the Business Administration major will gain a basic understanding of management, develop analytical and decision-making tools to apply to problem solving and planning concepts in business administration. Graduates leave this program with the skills, competencies, and points of view needed by professionals to integrate faith and practice in business administration and contextualize Biblical values and ethics in the marketplace.
Minors
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Non-Profit Business Administration (Online)
- Organizational Leadership
- Physical Education Coaching
- Sport Management
“My time spent at TFC was a tremendous time of growth and fulfillment. Classes provided a phenomenal balance of unbiased facts, biblical perspective and application, and opportunity for independent thought. My business classes were particularly small which allowed me to develop skills, ask questions, and get to know my peers, professors, and even myself a bit better. Though generally introverted and quiet, these classes were an ideal environment for me to find my voice as I grew in my understanding, perspectives, and opinions. Whether we were studying finance, marketing, or international business, there were always many personalities and voices to make learning interesting and dynamic. When beginning my first job outside of college (sales/planner for a Japanese manufacturer), I felt incredibly prepared. Each professor brought his/her own experience, expertise, thought, and care to the classes and students which provided a lasting impact.”
-Esther Snow, Class of 2019
-Esther Snow, Class of 2019
Program Layout
The Business Administration major is a 126 hour program that includes 69 hours of general education courses (including 30 hours of Bible & Theology), 15 hours of open electives, and 42 hours in Business Administration-specific courses. Classes include Business Law, International Business, Human Resource Management, Digital Marketing, and Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management.
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