Business Administration and Law
Western’s Business Administration and Law Program offers students a quality education in the area of business administration and law, business policy, and strategy through synergistic teaching, research, and service. Students receive a thorough background in the interrelationship of business and law, legal theory, legal research, and the application of law in everyday business transactions and management.
The B.S.B.A in Business Administration and Law requires 42 Liberal Studies hours, 36 Business Core hours, 21 major hours, and 6-15 general elective hours, depending on Liberal Studies
courses completed.
Detailed Degree Requirements
The minor in Business Law requires 18 total hours.
The minor in Business Administration requires 18 total hours.
The interdisciplinary minor in Conflict Resolution and Cross-Cultural Communication provides a unique opportunity
for students to become trained campus and community mediators. A mediator is a neutral
third party who helps parties to resolve a dispute without going to court.
Students who wish to finish their degree in eight semesters can follow a prescribed program of study.
For a Major in Business Administration and Law
For dual degrees in Business Administration and Law and Management
The distance B.S.B.A. in Business Administration and Law program replicates the on-campus program with distance students taking the same courses delivered by the same faculty as students in the on-campus program. For more information, contact cobdistance@wcu.edu
Most students enroll in 6-9 credit hours per semester.
The B.S.B.A in Business Administration and Law requires 42 Liberal Studies hours, 36 Business Core hours, 21 major hours, and 6-15 general elective hours, depending on Liberal Studies
courses completed.
Detailed Degree Requirements
Business Administration and Law Faculty
Ken Sanney
Professor
J.D., Business Law; Director, School of Accounting, Finance, Information Systems and Business law
