Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Is God calling you to the business field?
At Northeastern Baptist College, we embrace the idea that businesses and those that work in them have an opportunity to further the Great Commission. We provide students with the opportunity to identify and harness their own God-given gifts and talents in order that they might make a difference and create a lasting transformation in the world of business. It is for this reason, the Business program at NEBC is designed to equip students to become a powerful influence, armed with fundamental, business administration skills and a strategic biblical approach to fulfill God’s call.
“And do not be conformed to this world,
but be transformed by the renewing of your mind,
so that you may prove what the will of God is,
that which is good and acceptable and perfect.”
Romans 12:2
At Northeastern Baptist College, we believe in a practically relevant education. In the business department that means that in addition to the traditional academic program, students have opportunities to participate in business; applying classroom learning to real world situation. Our students gain practical experience and can expand their resume’ and professional portfolio while in college.
Students choosing to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration will complete 55 credit hours of study in General Education and Bible & Theology studies, 60 credit hours in general and elective Business courses, 7 credit hours of Ministry Practicum and 3 credit hours of Internship. The four areas of study total 125 credit hours.
General Education & Biblical Studies 55 hours
Students are given a well-rounded education in the humanities and sciences. To meet the 55 required credit hours, students can select from general education classes such as:
• Introduction to Biology • Earth Science
• Introduction to Physics • Creative Writing
• Speech • Western Literature
• Western Civilization • Ancient Near East History
• American History • Government & Politics
• World Religions • The Radical Reformation
• Introduction to Psychology • Arts & Media in Western Culture
• Developmental Psychology
.To support a Christian Worldview and to complement their general education studies, students are required to complete 30 of the 55 general education credit hours in biblical studies courses by taking classes such as:
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• Hermeneutics
• Personal Evangelism
• New Testament & Old Testament
• Worldview & Apologetics
• Church History.
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Business Courses 60 hours
Business students will complete 60 credit hours of core business courses. Interwoven into the fundamentals of the Business Administration program are both theory and practice of a biblical economy. Each course is taught from a Biblical worldview to develop in the hearts and minds of the student’s ethical business practices founded on the Word of God. Students conclude their Business studies with an semester long internship which readies them for the transition to the working world.
• Interpersonal Communication • Data Analysis & Presentation
• Micro & Macroeconomics • Macroeconomics
• Organizational Behavior • Human Resources Management
• Financial Accounting • Managerial Accounting
• Business Ethics • Principles of Management
• Leaders & Followers • Business Law
• Business Analytics • Marketing
In addition to the regular business coursework, and to provide the opportunity to explore specific areas of business more fully, students can choose 12 credit hours from a variety of business electives.
• Entrepreneurial Leadership • Financial Management
• Starting a Non-Profit • Conflict Management
• Team Leadership & Management • Developing Christian Followers
• Training Plans & Development
Practicum & Internship 10 hours
Our program provide practical and “hands-on” experience through our practicums and semester-long internship.