Bachelor of Business Administration

The Bachelor of Business Administration from Reinhardt University is designed for working professionals from diverse professional backgrounds to collaborate and complete the degree online.

New students are accepted into online programs every eight weeks. Each fall and spring semester consists of sixteen weeks and is divided into two eight-week sessions. The summer semester is fourteen weeks and is divided into two seven-week sessions. Students will take two classes each session for a total of four classes per semester if a student wants full-time status.

The 51-Hour BBA Major Program coursework can be completed in 16 months provided the student has the appropriate General Education and Free Elective credits when entering the program.

You Will Be Accomplished with an Online Business Administration degree from Reinhardt University!

We hear time and time again from our students that they have reached a dead end in their career because they lack a degree. Reinhardt’s online degree options can help you break through that barrier and advance your career.

Next program start date

• March 12, 2018

• May 7, 2018

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The Bachelor of Business Administration degree completion program has been designed for mid-career, working professionals, executives, administrators, managers, and business owners/entrepreneurs. Coursework within the degree program includes business essentials, business and society, communications and culture, strategic marketing and buyer behavior, human resource management, economics and forecasting, accounting and finance, ethical and legal issues, strategic management and global managerial leadership.

Designed for working adults, these 100% online programs move you through at a pace designed for someone with a full-time job but who wants to complete their degree in a timely fashion. Our courses are developed and taught by leaders in the business field. Not only do they provide you with current theory and practice, you will learn from their real-life experiences.