Washington State University at Vancouver

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Bachelor

Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration — Management Information Systems Major

DegreeBachelor
FieldBusiness Administration
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Cost & earnings at Washington State University at Vancouver What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn

You borrow $19,500 median federal debt
You repay $222/mo over 10 years
Graduates earn $68,905 10 yrs after entry
Debt clears in 0.7 yrs of the salary premium
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C

Business Administration graduates earn a median $41,937 Across 1,597 US programmes, two years after finishing

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An undergraduate Business Administration degree with an MIS major that trains students to apply technology to solve organizational problems. Suited to students who want to bridge business strategy and IT — combining analysis, programming-friendly coursework and data systems with project leadership skills.

What you'll study

The programme covers enterprise-level systems and strategic management concepts. Key topics and skills taught include:

  • Systems analysis and design methodologies for understanding and restructuring organizational workflows.
  • Enterprise software development and programming frameworks focused on building and integrating business applications.
  • Data management structures and relational databases, including data modeling and SQL for data manipulation.
  • Business intelligence and corporate analytics using reporting and data-warehouse approaches to support decision-making.
  • E-commerce strategies and the technical project management practices needed to deliver IT initiatives.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective students are advised to contact an academic coordinator or admissions office to learn standard university and major-specific entry requirements and to schedule advising.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that blend business and technology across sectors. Typical career paths include business analyst, data manager, analytics specialist, technical product manager, project manager or scrum master, IT specialist or manager, software developer and QA lead, plus technical sales or product marketing specialist positions.

Scholarships & funding angle

No programme-specific scholarships are listed on the source page. Students should explore university-wide financial aid, scholarship offices and department advising for funding opportunities and for guidance on planning course loads to meet graduation benchmarks efficiently.

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