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Business Administration

Program Overview

Already have an associate degree? This program is designed to help you complete your bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with flexibility and a clear path forward. Offered through Rutgers University–Camden and the Rutgers School of Business–Camden, the program provides a high-quality, AACSB-accredited education, a distinction held by fewer than 6 percent of business schools worldwide.

Courses are taught by Rutgers faculty who are leaders in their fields and recognized for both teaching excellence and impactful research. You’ll gain practical insights grounded in real-world experience.

Transfer requirements vary by partner community college. Review the transfer guidelines for your location below for specific requirements and recommended courses.

Additional Information 

Admission Requirements 

- An A.A. or A.S. degree from a regionally accredited community college. 

- Recommended GPA of 2.5 or higher 

 

Transferring Credits 

- Up to 60 credits accepted from NJ county colleges

- Up to 90 credits may be accepted from a 4-year institution

Visit the NJ Transfer website for more information. 

Where This Degree Can Take You

Graduates are prepared for careers across a wide range of industries. 

Optional roles include Business Analyst, Operations Manager, Marketing Coordinator, and Financial Associate.

Banking & Finance

Careers focused on managing money, analyzing financial data, and supporting banking services, investments, and financial planning.

Healthcare

Roles supporting patient care, health systems, and medical services, often combining administrative, analytical, and service-based responsibilities

Marketing & Advertising

Careers centered on promoting products, building brands, and using data and strategy to reach and engage audiences.

Human Resources

Roles focused on hiring, employee relations, training, and supporting organizational culture and workforce development.

Operations & Logistics

Careers that ensure organizations run efficiently, including supply chain management, process improvement, and coordination of resources.

Education & Business Services 

Roles supporting learning environments and organizational operations, including administrative support, program coordination, and institutional services.