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BAB is a four-year undergraduate degree that prepares well-rounded specialists who are able to think critically and creatively, learn independently, work collaboratively, and adapt quickly to challenges.
The BAB program equips students with a strong academic foundation for business management, marketing, accounting, economics, and a range of other career options.
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International Mobility & Study Abroad Programs
BAB collaborates with dozens of industry leaders/employers throughout the country to support students secure credit bearing internships. 60% of students take advantage of this internship opportunity during their junior or senior year of study.
Upon graduation, 90% of alumni secure jobs or continue their studies.
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CAREEROPPORTUNITIES• Marketing and Sales
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance and Accounting
• Auditing
• Banking
• Management
• International Business
GRADUATESTUDY OPPORTUNITIES• Strategic Management
• Economics
• Accounting
• Data Science
• Finance
• Business Administration
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To be eligiable for graduation, BAB students need to complete:BAB Major Core requirements (23 courses)GenEd requirements (15 courses)Free Electives (2 courses)
Total 120 credits (40 courses)
BAB Requirements
Quadrant # 7The Living World
Quadrant # 8The Physical World
Quadrant # 9The Built World
Breadth
Foundation
Quadrant # 1The World of Human Symbols
Quadrant # 4Society and Cultur e
Quadrant # 2The Diversity of HumanExperience in Time and Space
Quadrant # 5Economics and Finance
Quadrant # 3Beliefs and Thought
Quadrant # 6Individual and Society
For more information on Gen Ed at AUA, contact [email protected]
General Education Requirements
Arts & Humanities Social Sciences Quantitative Sciences
Each of the three clusters must include at least one lower division course and at least one upper division course.
Semester/Year
Fall
Spring
Freshman Seminar 1Physical Education
First AidCivil Defense
Freshman Seminar 2Physical Education
Armenian Language & Literature 1Physical Education
Armenian Language & Literature 2Physical Education
Armenian History 1
Armenian History 2
SophomoreFreshman Junior
The two components of an AUA Undergraduate Degree:The Major: depth, specialization, and career preparationGeneral Education: breadth and a foundation of general knowledge, pe rspectives, and skills for life