The College of New Jersey

What you'll study

All BSBA students take a common business core including courses in economics, accounting and finance. Management-specific coursework covers organizational design, entrepreneurship, corporate social responsibility, human resources policy and strategic management. Skill-building courses address negotiation, leadership, cross-cultural management and decision-making. Students may customize their program with free electives or follow one of the program tracks: general management, human resources management, or supply chain management.

Entry requirements

The published page does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective first-year and transfer applicants should consult TCNJ admissions for standard BSBA entry requirements and for details about the accelerated 4+1 option.

Career prospects

Graduates enter management roles across commercial, industrial, financial, nonprofit and public sectors or start their own companies. Many alumni continue into graduate study; human resources students commonly pursue further education before employment. Internship experience is typical—the majority of management majors complete at least one internship, and local employers such as Johnson & Johnson, Merrill Lynch, New Jersey Special Olympics, New Jersey Bureau of Pensions and Benefits, Rue Insurance and Sodexo have hosted TCNJ students.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify scholarships. Applicants should explore TCNJ-wide financial aid, departmental awards and internship-funded opportunities; accelerated or dual-degree pathways may also affect time-to-degree and overall cost.