Bachelor of Science (BS) General Management

Student pursuing the Bachelor of Science in General Management may complete 12 graduate credits in the following programs:

  • Master of Business Administration
  • Master of Science in Healthcare Management
  • Master of Science in Human Resource Management
  • Master of Science in Management

Master of Business Administration

Bachelor's to Master's Program Courses

Students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration can earn 12 graduate credits towards the Master of Business Administration.

Students can select four of the following courses:
MKM-7000Marketing Management

3

FIN-7100Financial Management

3

SOP-7200Strategic Operations Management

3

MCO-7400Management Communications

3

How these courses apply to the bachelor's degree:

To earn a total of 12 credits at the undergraduate level that can be applied to the MBA, candidates may use these courses to satisfy the Area of Study or they may use these courses in the elective section of their bachelor’s degree program. 


MS in Healthcare Management

Bachelor's to Master's Program Courses

Students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration can earn 12 graduate credits towards the Master of Science in Healthcare Management.

Students can select four of the following courses:
HCO-7020Strategic Management within a Healthcare Organization

3

HCL-7040Healthcare Law

3

HCF-7010Healthcare Finance

3

HCM-5030Quality Improvement Strategies in Healthcare

3

How these courses apply to the bachelor's degree:

To earn a total of 12 credits at the undergraduate level that can be applied to the MS in Healthcare Management, candidates may use these courses to satisfy the Area of Study or they may use these courses in the elective section of their bachelor’s degree program. 


MS in Human Resources Management

Bachelor's to Master's Program Courses

Students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in General Management can earn 12 graduate credits towards the Master of Science in Human Resources Management.

Students can select four of the following courses:
HRM-5400Lifestyle Benefits and Compensation in The New Millennium

3

HRM-6100Human Resources as a Strategic Partner

3

FAM-5400Finance and Accounting for Managers

3

MCO-7400Management Communications

3

How these courses apply to the bachelor's degree:

To earn a total of 12 credits at the undergraduate level that can be applied to the MS in Human Resources Management, candidates may use these courses to satisfy the Area of Study or they may use these courses in the elective section of their bachelor’s degree program. 


MS in Management

Bachelor's to Master's Program Courses

Students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration can earn 12 graduate credits towards the Master of Science in Management.

Students can select four of the following courses:
OML-6100Organizational Management and Leadership I

3

OML-6200Organizational Management and Leadership II

3

OML-6300Contemporary Issues in Leadership

3

MCO-7400Management Communications

3

How these courses apply to the bachelor's degree:

To earn a total of 12 credits at the undergraduate level that can be applied to the MS in Management, candidates may use these courses to satisfy the Area of Study or they may use these courses in the elective section of their bachelor’s degree program.