Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

1. Goal #1: Students will demonstrate proficiency in various forms of communication.
   • 1.1 Students demonstrate the ability to communicate business findings or solutions in a written format.
   • 1.2 Students demonstrate the ability to communicate business findings in verbal or visual communication.
2. Goal #2: Students will apply industry ethical standards to various issues.

• • 2.1 Students can apply an ethical framework to their decision-making process.
  • 2.2 Students can recognize and understand the importance of diversity in organizations.
  • 2.3 Students can evaluate the societal impact of organizational activities on environmental and social sustainability.

3. Goal #3: Students will use analytical skills for decision-making.

• • 3.1 Students can apply quantitative skills to real-world scenarios to create solutions to business problems.
  • 3.2 Students demonstrate the ability to perform analyses related to business problems using quantitative methods and appropriate technological tools.

4. Goal #4: Students will have the ability to address real-world problems.

• • 4.1 Students demonstrate the ability to solve real-world problems through project-based cases or simulations.

SXU's Graham School of Management programs are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the most prestigious and demanding level of accreditation for business schools. An institution that is AACSB-accredited is represented by state-of-the-art business faculty who are generating knowledge in their fields and who have extensive work experience. Many employers look to AACSB schools and their graduates exclusively because they understand that these students have been trained in a manner that prepares them for the marketplace and that they possess core competencies. With the Graham School of Management giving students a competitive edge and ensuring more opportunities, it is SXU students who stand out in the job search.