The Marjan Mazza Bachelor of Applied Science in Business and Management, Health Care Management Concentration degree program provides access to the student who already has skills in a technical area and wishes to advance to a higher level supervisory and management position within business and the health care industry. The upper-level coursework will broaden the student’s knowledge in applied management practices and will prepare the student for supervisory and management opportunities within his or her chosen field. The preferred associate degree pathway is the Associate in Science in Health Services Management. Each student is strongly encouraged to consult an advisor or counselor prior to course registration.
Degree Requirements
General education courses (36 cc)
Baccalaureate students must complete the 36 credit hour general education curriculum. Prior to entry into the upper division, a student must complete, with a grade of C or higher, ENC1101C, ENC1102, and 6 semester hours of additional coursework designated as writing emphasis. In addition, a student must complete 6 semester hours of mathematics coursework, with a grade of C or higher, at the level of College Algebra or above.
Each baccalaureate student must meet the foreign language and civic literacy requirements as defined in the general education section of this College Catalog.
Lower level degree requirements (21 cc)
Students must complete 21 credit hour in courses at the lower division (1000 and 2000 level) with prefixes of ACG, BSC, CGS, EMS, DEH, FIN, HIM, HSA, HSC, MSL, NSP, NUR, OST, PHT, RTE, or SON.
Lower level coursework in any field (21 cc)
Students must complete 21 credit hour of coursework at the lower division (1000 and 2000 level courses) in any field.
Required core courses (21 cc)
Grade of C or higher required.
Required concentration courses (12 cc)
Grade of C or higher required.
MAN 4720 is required for all students in final term of coursework.
Concentration electives (9 cc)
Select three of the electives listed below.
ACG 3024: Required for students not having Accounting I (ACG 2001) or Financial Accounting (ACG 2021) in Associate Degree Program