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"Think about the industry you want to be in, care about it, research it, understand it. Be passionate about what you want to do. Don’t be afraid."
Gibran Zaman Business administration Class of 2017
Read full storyReady to learn how to become an effective and ethical leader in the corporate world? A business administration degree may be the best option for you.
Our Bachelor of Arts in business administration prepares students with personalized attention through small class sizes, quality internship and networking opportunities, and one-on-one mentoring with faculty members who are both educators and experienced business professionals. Additionally, our 4+1 dual degree program helps qualified students earn both a bachelor's and MBA degree in five years.
“I ended up thriving at Saint Martin’s. It was due to the environment and there was a lot of opportunity for leadership. With a group of students, we started the Black Student Union, and then I got into ASSMU (Associated Students of Saint Martin’s University), eventually became student body president my junior year and was re-elected senior year. A lot of students were really active to make our experience great, and when I came down to Los Angeles, I still had that same spirit and energy of being proactive—to make it what I wanted it to be. There was a lot of ora et labora (prayer and work) in Los Angeles.”
Ahmadou Seck ‘11
Business administration alumni
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Qualified students earn bachelor's and MBA in 5 years.
Saint Martin's University School of Business offers an academic program specifically for business administration and accounting students who want to continue their education and complete a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree.
There are diverse opportunities for students majoring in business administration. Careers in this field include:
Proximity to the Washington state capital allows for access to quality internship opportunities. 35-40% of students are offered a job at their internship site. Business administration majors have the opportunity to intern with a variety of local businesses and organizations including:
"Think about the industry you want to be in, care about it, research it, understand it. Be passionate about what you want to do. Don’t be afraid."
Gibran Zaman Business administration Class of 2017
Read full story"Business is everywhere, from the family dining room table to the multi-national boardroom. Wherever you fit in, we can help you succeed."