Business Management Major
Be at the forefront of today’s competitive marketplace with Azusa Pacific University’s BS in Business Management, grounded in strategy, ethics, and real-world expertise.
Study Business Management at Azusa Pacific University
The redesigned BS in Business Management incorporates the former entrepreneurship and international business majors, creating a comprehensive business program that will prepare you for employability and marketplace success across a variety of fields. The updated curriculum comprises a holistic blend of business, finance, communication, and analytics content aligned with the high-paying jobs of tomorrow. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with leaders from various industries. Key internship placements give you critical experience, and expert faculty offer mentorship informed by decades of real-world business experience, helping you become a leader of integrity and purpose, ready to succeed in business and make a difference in the world for Christ.
Program at a Glance
Program Information
- Program Units: 60
Location
What You’ll Learn
- Collaborate with classmates on team projects
- Participate in internships, competitions, business clubs, and immersive management experiences
- Develop a professional contact network
- Boost your résumé by earning nationally recognized microcredentials;
- Work with analytics and data visualization tools
- Explore ethical business and management practices through a Christian perspective
By the Numbers
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Business Management Program Details
The Bachelor of Science in Business Management equips students with a strong, comprehensive business foundation, with the option of focused learning on specific areas of business including entrepreneurship and international business, preparing them to succeed in today’s complex business world.
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During your time in the School of Business and Management, you can strengthen your academic experience with industry-recognized microcredentials that elevate your professional development. You can earn more than 25 credentials on platforms such as Formstack, Tableau, Hootsuite, and Google Digital Garage, which enhance your résumé and signal measurable, job-ready skills to employers.
Azusa Pacific University created a straightforward undergraduate admissions process that helps you take the next step toward a purpose-filled education.
If you’re preparing to apply to the BA in Business Management, you must complete the School of Business and Management’s admission process after you’ve been accepted to APU. Choose your enrollment path below and review the requirements and next steps.
Have questions along the way? Connect with our dedicated admissions representatives to get the support you need.
First-Year Students
To qualify for priority fall admission to the School of Business and Management, you must
- complete at least 12 units at APU;
- submit your School of Business and Management application before the March 1 deadline;
- enroll during APU’s spring semester; and
- maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.70.
You must also complete one of the following math courses with a B- or better (C- or better for business management majors):
- MATH 110 College Algebra
- MATH 151 Applied Calculus
- MATH 165 Calculus
Note: Upper-division courses (BUSI 300-499) require admission to the School of Business and Management. Students outside the school may not enroll in these courses unless their major requires them.
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International Students
Along with meeting the School of Business and Management’s admissions requirements and completing prerequisite courses, international students must
- earn a minimum TOEFL score of 600 if English is a second language; and
- include TOEFL Test of Written English (TWE) and TOEFL Test of Spoken English (TSE) scores as part of the TOEFL assessment.
View more details for international students.
Transfer Students
Planning your transfer to APU? Our streamlined transfer process helps you move confidently toward earning your bachelor’s degree in business management.
Before enrolling in business courses, you must schedule an appointment with a School of Business and Management academic advisor to review degree requirements and plan next steps.
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Azusa Pacific University makes a Christ-centered education affordable and accessible. To help you cover the cost of your business management degree, we offer a range of financial aid options, including federal loans, state grants, fellowships, and scholarships.
For more information, contact the Student Services Center at (626) 815-2020.
Scholarships and Grants
Scholarships and grants are considered gift aid, meaning they don’t require repayment. These awards may come from federal, state, institutional, or private sources. Scholarships are often merit-based and awarded for academic achievement, leadership, or other demonstrated talents.
While APU does award scholarships, you can also find external scholarship opportunities through websites such as Finaid and Fastweb.
Contact the Student Services Center about scholarships offered through APU departments or local organizations.
Student Employment
Along with gift aid and student loans, you can apply for on-campus student employment opportunities to earn additional income to pay for education-related expenses. As an APU student, you can also find work off campus in the surrounding community.
Military and Veterans Benefits
If you are a veteran, serve in the military, or qualify as a spouse or dependent, you may access financial assistance that helps cover the cost of tuition, housing, and books. As a Yellow Ribbon and Military Friendly School, APU offers the support and flexibility needed to help you complete your bachelor’s degree in business management.
Net Price Calculator
We’re here to help you understand the value of the APU experience early in the college search process. Once you’ve explored the financial aid opportunities available, take the next step by estimating your cost to attend. The Net Price Calculator provides a personalized estimate based on the information you share, so you can start planning today!
- Azusa Pacific University is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
- The School of Business and Management is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).
Career Outcomes for Business Management Majors
Bailey Wilson ’18: If the Lord Leaves a Door Open, Run through It
With a business management degree from Azusa Pacific University, Bailey Wilson ’18 cultivated her calling into a thriving entrepreneurial venture, Bondi Bowls.
Featured Faculty
William Ingersoll
Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Business and Entrepreneurship
Jihye Oh
Associate Professor, School of Business and Management
LaShan Epperson
Assistant Professor, School of Business and Management