Business, General, BBA

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Business, General, BBA

Location

New York City
Westchester

Associated College

Lubin School of Business

Other Study Options

Dual accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International, an elite distinction shared by fewer than 2% of business schools in the world

Earn Your Degree in Business

Pace’s accelerated BBA in General Business program prepares you to lead in any type of business environment. Designed for working adults, this program will position you for the promotion—and the pay—that your experience deserves. In fewer than three years of study, our program will prepare you for a management role in a wide variety of rewarding careers in corporate, nonprofit, and government areas.

Prepare to Lead

Learn essential business concepts.
Develop a problem-based approach.
Connect with top business leaders.
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Our BBA in General Business program will prepare you for a management role in a wide variety of rewarding careers in the corporate, nonprofit, and government sectors. You'll be able to apply the skills you've learned in class to solve real-world business problems, helping you move forward in your career at your current place of employment or to a new position entirely. With headquarters to Fortune 500 companies in close proximity to our New York City Campus in the heart of Manhattan's financial district or a short train ride away from our Westchester Campus, you'll have a virtually endless range of unparalleled internship and career opportunities.

This accelerated program provides you the opportunity to complete a traditional four-year degree on a lightning-fast 2.5- or 3-year track. The program takes advantage of summer and intersession and allows students to take online courses to complete the degree program faster.

"I totally believe that my internship experience helped me prepare for the future. I met so many people that I plan on staying in touch with for a very long time. There's a networking aspect to internships and I thought it was important to utilize that." —Miki Carver ’17, External Relations Lead, U.S. Public Policy, IBM