University of San Francisco's Bachelor of Science in Management program allows students who have completed at least 60 semester or 90 quarter credits of transferable college credit with a minimum cumulative grade point average of a 2.0 or higher to earn a bachelor's degree in as little as 23 months. The BSM program is conveniently offered at our San Francisco, Pleasanton, Sacramento, San Jose, or Santa Rosa campuses. In response to market demand, career development goals of our working professional students, and the standard of excellence sustained by our newly affirmed AACSB accreditation, we are proud to offer this new bachelor degree transfer program to meet the challenges of our complex and globalized world.
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Applications are accepted throughout the year for fall and spring semesters. Applications received by August 1 for fall and November 15 for spring semesters are given priority consideration for both admission and scholarships. Program offerings vary by campus, please consult individual program or specific campus offerings for information on our four northern California campuses.
| The BSM Program at a Glance: |
BSM MAJOR
(44 Credits)
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UNIVERSITY CORE
(44 Credits) |
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GENERAL ELECTIVES |
8 Credits
Interdisciplinary Studies
20 Credits
Management Core
16 Credits
Concentration |
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12 Credits of University Core are built into your major and satisfy the following areas:
A2: Rhetoric & Comp
(satisfied by INTD 310)
D3: Ethics
(satisfied by INTD 311)
E: Social Science
(satisfied by BSM 304) |
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Complete a minimum of 128(*) credits through general elective and transfer credit to supplement the major and University core to meet the University requirements for an undergraduate degree. |
(*) Students have the opportunity to earn up to 21 additional tuition-free credits through ISA, as well as the opportunity of earning credit through CLEP and other acceptable sources determined by University Evaluators in order to complete the minimum 128 credits necessary to graduate with the BSM degree.
As of Fall 2012 we are no longer accepting applications for:
Bachelor of Science in Business Economics,
Bachelor of Science in Information Systems,
Bachelor of Science in Organizations, Leadership, and Management, and
Bachelor of Public Administration.
