Bachelor [Business Administration (BSBA)] From Champlain College

Starting in your first semester, the Stiller School's hands-on approach allows you to explore how businesses function. Whether you aspire to work in a small company, a large corporation or a nonprofit, the combination of your intensive business education and extensive hands-on experience will place you in competitive demand upon graduation.

Integrated Business Experience

In addition to developing your expertise in business administration, the Robert P. Stiller School of Business not only prepares you exceptionally well but also gives you a four-year, cross-business education that answers the marketplace demand for business school graduates with demonstrable knowledge, skills and hands-on experience in all the disciplines that make up the field of business.?

The faculty of the Robert P. Stiller School of Business at Champlain College spend a lot of time working with employers and internship sites to determine the exact skills, knowledge and characteristics they are seeking in job candidates. The Business Administration program gives you the skills employers value most highly.

By the time you complete the academic and internship requirements for your Business Administration BSBA degree, you will be able to:

• The Expert / Generalist:?Synthesize concepts from multiple business disciplines to address novel, systems-leved business situations.?
• The Whole-Brain Thinker:?Analyze and evaluate evidence and appraise alternative viewpoints.?
• The Problem Solver:?Apply business theories and concepts to practical problems.?
• The Communicator:?Use written, oral and nonverbal messages to convey ideas, information and intentions effectively in the business environment.?
• The Digital Strategist:?Leverage digital tools to support successful business decision-making, organizational communication, business operations and customer relations.?
• The Team Player:?Use team skills such as leadership, followership and human relations to promote organizational effectiveness and contribute meaningfully to team projects.?