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"Studying at Ivy College has been an incredible experience. The professors genuinely care about their students, the classes are engaging, and I feel more confident about my future. Choosing Ivy College was one of the best decisions I've made".
- Huseyn Binyatov | Business Administration Student
"Choosing Ivy College was one of the best decisions I've made. The knowledge, guidance, and support I've received have prepared me for the next step in my professional journey".
- Susana Rendon | English as a Second Language
"One of the things I like most about Ivy College is its location. It's close to Washington, D.C., making it easy to explore the city while studying in a welcoming and convenient environment".
- Vasu Chavanasupitchaya | English as a Second Language Student
"Ivy College has given me more than an education, it has given me a community where I feel supported, valued, and encouraged to succeed".
- Juanita Robledo | Business Administration Student
"Ivy College brings together students from around the world, creating a welcoming and multicultural learning environment".
- Ahmed Mamelli | Business Administration Student
Program Overview
This bachelor’s program develops a broader command of business, leadership, management, communication, and organizational decision-making. Students study how companies operate, how strategy affects people and performance, and how technology, ethics, and global business shape modern professional life.
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Learning Objectives / Outcomes
The program is designed to give a broad knowledge of the functional aspects of a company while developing practical managerial skills, communication skills and business decision-making capability. The program also emphasizes human values and a sense of responsibility to employers, employees and community.
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (B.A.B.A.) program is based on 180 quarter credits, which consists of 80quarter credits of Business Administration courses, 68 quarter credits of General Education courses and 32quarter credits of elective (biblical studies major) courses. The program lasts four academic years.
Student Learning Outcomes
Understand knowledge of business practices and their impact on global business and society.
Develop writing, oral communication, leadership and interpersonal skills
Demonstrate skills needed to utilize and leverage technology prevalent within the business community.
Employ critical thinking skills to evaluate the practical implications of organizational policies, decisions and strategy.
Course Outlines
Classes incorporate lectures, instructional work in class, demonstrations, one-on-one tutorials, library research, and comprehensive examinations. Instruction for courses is conducted on campus in a classroom setting as well as online.
Graduation Requirements
The College confers bachelor’s degree to those students who have fulfilled the Program Outline (180 Credits)
Career Pathways
Marketing Specialist
Operations Manager
Human Resources Specialist
Business Manager
Office Manager
Professional Communication
Common Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about courses, requirements, fields of study, and academic expectations.
Are there prerequisites for upper-level business courses?
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Students typically complete foundational business and general education courses before advancing to upper-division management, finance, and strategy classes.
What jobs do Business Administration graduates qualify for?
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Graduates pursue roles in management, sales, operations, human resources, entrepreneurship, and nonprofit leadership across many industries.
What makes Ivy College’s Business Administration degree different?
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The program combines core business theory with practical leadership skills, ethics, and communication training designed for today’s diverse workplace.
