Anderson University

What you'll study

The program prepares students for managerial responsibilities across business functions. Coursework and instruction focus on areas such as general management, managerial accounting, management of computer information systems, human resources management, project management, and industrial and service quality management. Instructors emphasize ethical and upright business decision-making. The degree is positioned to equip graduates to pursue an MBA or other graduate business credentials.

Entry requirements

No previous degree is required to enroll. Transcript submission depends on transfer credit:

• If you have more than 24 transfer credit hours: submit official 2- and 4-year school transcripts.
• If you have less than 24 transfer credit hours: submit official 2- and 4-year school transcripts and official high school or GED transcripts.

The application deadline is two weeks before a term start date.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in general management and a range of managerial functions, including managerial accounting, MIS management, human resources, project management, and industrial/service quality management. The program aims to ready students for supervisory and mid-level management positions and for continued graduate study; specific job placement and salary outcomes vary by location, industry and individual qualifications.

Scholarships & funding angle

Anderson University provides information on tuition, fees and scholarships through its admissions and financial aid offices; prospective students should consult those resources for specifics. Note that internship availability, job placement and salary outcomes are not guaranteed and depend on program, industry partnerships, student qualifications and external factors.