Catalog 2015-2016 
    
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Catalog 2015-2016 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Business Administration: BS, with Health Services Management Concentration


The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Health Services Management Concentration program is designed to provide the qualitative and quantitative skills students will need to successfully plan, coordinate and oversee the delivery of healthcare services in a variety of settings, including hospitals and doctor’s offices.

Program Outcomes


  • Demonstrate knowledge and application of business administration concepts including central theories, mode of analysis, tasks, and strategies.
  • Demonstrate professional written and oral communication skills and abilities appropriate to business-related tasks and responsibilities.
  • Apply and integrate reflective and critical thinking skills to assess and create business strategies appropriate for organizations in specified business environments.
  • Employ a stance of ethical awareness and social responsibility through a comprehension of the legal, ethical, moral, and social issues encountered in business.Students will recognize the structure, processes, and effects of health services departments, health services organizations, and health systems.
  • Analyze diverse legal and ethical issues in health services and formulate solutions.
  • Recognize the various influences that affect health and health service organizations.
  • Recognize the business skills applicable to health services management (budgeting, human resources, strategic planning, marketing, and information technology).

Curriculum and Degree Requirements


The minimum number of units necessary to receive the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Health Services Management Concentration, including courses for the major, the business core, general education, and free electives, exclusive of foundation courses is 120 units.

Curriculum Plan


General Education


45 units

  •   
    3 units
  • Two (2) each from Groups 1 and 3
    12 units
    1. Oral/Written/Visual Communication (must take EN150T and EN230T to ensure Oral Communication unless comparable courses have been taken/transferred in)
    3. Math/Data Analysis - must choose College Math and another course which fits the needs of the student’s chosen major/profession
  • Two (2) each from Groups 2, 4, and 5
    18 units
    2. Arts/Humanities
    4. Natural/Physical Sciences
    5. Social/Behavioral Sciences
  • General Education Electives - choose four (4) from groups 1 - 5
    12 units

Group 2 - Arts and Humanities


Group 5 - Social/Behavioral Sciences


Free Electives


3 units