Undergraduate Business Programs

The Undergraduate Program at the College of Business and Economics (CBE) uses a leading-edge curriculum and a customizable approach to business education. The college offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA), Bachelor of Science in Economics, Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Analytics and Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics degree programs. The BS degree in Business Administration also has an online completion program available to transfer students. With support from professors and counseling staff, students choose an area of concentration that corresponds to their desired careers, as well as business elective courses to further tailor their programs of study. 

Learn more about our programs at our upcoming career exploration virtual sessions.

Human Resoures

Tuesday, March 11

4-5 PM

Marketing

Wednesday, March 12

12-1 PM

Management, IT, Supply Chain, Entrepreneurship

Wednesday, March 12

12-1 PM

Business Analytics

Wednesday, March 12

1-2 PM

Accounting and Finance

Thursday, March

12-1 PM

Human Resources

Tuesday, March 11

4-5 PM

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B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The B.S. in Business Administration (BSBA) is structured around core classes that develop comprehensive business perspectives and skills. The curriculum covers a wide range of knowledge from Global Economic Analysis, to Financial Management, IT Management, Marketing Principles, and Strategic Business Management. The program provides students with 9 concentration options including:  

  • Accounting
  • Business Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Management
  • Human Resources Management & Organizational Behavior
  • Information Technology Management
  • Marketing
  • Operations and Supply Chain Management
Learn more about the BSBA program
Online B.S. in Business Administration Degree Completion

ONLINE B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM

Available to Transfer Students only
The online BSBA degree completion program is designed for busy working adults who want to complete their degree at their own pace. The curriculum provides various concentrations for students to choose from including Accounting, Finance, General Management, Human Resources Management & Organizational Behavior, Information Technology Management (ITM), and Operations and Supply Chain Management. Transfer students who have completed required courses are eligible for this program. Being in this program, you can receive the same dynamic education and walk away with the same diploma as if you were taking classes on campus.
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B.S. IN ACCOUNTING AND ANALYTICS

This program is aligned with the 2024 CPA Exam and designed to provide students flexibility in their accounting career path. BSAA combines traditional core accounting courses and technology-based analytics courses to prepare you with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue either a CPA career (business analysis and reporting, tax compliance and planning, or information systems and controls) or a non-CPA (governmental, non-profit, or private industries) career.
Learn more about Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Analytics
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B.S. IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS

The B.S. in Business Analytics (BSBAN) program is crafted to elevate your technical, analytical, and operational skills, equipping you for a successful career in computer analytics and management. With a fully online option, as well as a hybrid format for those who value on-campus learning experiences, we offer flexibility to accommodate your learning style. Learn more about B.S. in Business Analytics
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B.S. IN ECONOMICS

The B.S. in Economics program introduces students to a core of economic theory and quantitative methods. Focusing on hands-on problem solving and using case studies, the program teaches students how to use the economic way of thinking to better understand the economic events taking place on the global stage. The program also gives students the flexibility to choose among a variety of upper-division electives to tailor the curriculum to their personal and career interests. Learn more about B.S. in Economics

Minors

Undergraduate students can also earn a minor or an area of specialty in a field or group of related fields other than their major.  Learn more about minors

Take the Next Step

We encourage you to contact our department chairs to learn more about our programs.

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT MARKETING

Ching-lih Jan

chinglih.jan@csueastbay.edu

 Filippo Rebessi

filippo.rebessi@csueastbay.edu

 Hongwei Du

hongwei.du@csueastbay.edu

 Yi He

yi.he@csueastbay.edue