BBA · Undergraduate · Online

Bachelor of Business Administration

A 120-credit business degree covering accounting and finance, management, marketing and operations, in traditional or self-paced study.

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At a glance

Credits
120 US / 240 ECTS
Traditional tuition
$39,000 total
Self-paced tuition
$21,450 total
Delivery
Online, traditional or self-paced

Tuition per the UBIS Academic Catalog 2026-2027. self-paced rates apply to the asynchronous format.

About the BBA

The BBA provides a broad foundation across the major functional areas of business: accounting and finance, management, marketing, and operations. It develops skills and knowledge you can apply to problem solving in any business, industry, organization or government agency.

The degree is made up of 42 credits of general education, 36 credits of required core courses, and 42 credits chosen from program electives and minors. All courses are worth 3 US / 6 ECTS credits, and the program includes a capstone project.

What graduates learn to do

  • Analyze the financial health of businesses through financial statements and quantitative and qualitative tools
  • Apply management principles that optimize organizational resources and respond to change
  • Develop a business plan covering financial, legal, operational and administrative procedures
  • Assess business problems and opportunities and recommend courses of action

BBA questions

Can I transfer credits into the BBA?

Undergraduate students may transfer up to 90 US credits (75% of the degree) from recognized institutions, for courses completed with a grade of C or higher. General education coursework may transfer where it fits the program.

Can I study while working?

Yes. self-paced study is asynchronous, and self-paced courses can begin on most Mondays inside the academic calendar. Traditional study follows eight-week terms with weekly live lectures.

What are the entry requirements?

A high school diploma or accepted equivalent, English proficiency where needed, a 250-word letter of intent, and a resume or CV.

Undergraduate applications are open.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis for the next available term.