Business and Information Management Bachelor of Science
For Spring Term 2021, we are offering in-person, hybrid, remote and online courses.
For more information, view class types.
Get this degree and get right to work in the booming business environment of Central Florida. This four-year program is designed with real-world business practices and informed by leaders from the local community. Of course, it also makes perfectly good business sense to get your degree here at Seminole State, so you get the same benefits of big-university technology and teaching, but at small college savings.
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- Business Administration: Associate in Science
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- Management Pathway: Associate in Arts
- Entrepreneurship and Business Management: Associate in Science
- Social Media and Marketing: Associate in Science
- Business Operations: Technical Certificate
- Business Specialist: Technical Certificate
- Entrepreneurship: Technical Certificate
- Entrepreneurship Operations: Technical Certificate
- Global Business: Technical Certificate
- Marketing: Technical Certificate
- Small Business Management: Technical Certificate
Getting Started: Spring Term 2021
Oct. 1: Financial Aid
Jan. 4: Application
Jan. 11: Classes Begin
Why Seminole State?
- Outstanding reputation: Seminole State has the third largest business program in Central Florida, with more than 4,000 annual enrollments.
- Industry-driven curriculum: Courses were developed with input from a program advisory board comprising professionals from the regional business community and economic development agencies.
- Capstone projects: Students complete capstone assignments focused on real-world projects.
- Global learning: The program includes an integrated study aboard option for global learning.
- Job placement: The program has a proven track record of success with near-perfect job placement for graduates.
- Affordable tuition: Seminole State has significantly lower costs than Florida's universities.
- Small class sizes: Seminole State's small classes allow more personal attention. Most classes have fewer than 30 students.
Additional Information
- Business Administration Website
- Bachelor's Degree Office
407.708.2106 (call or text)
Bachelor's Admissions
Your tuition shouldn’t go against your intuition.
Your pursuit of higher education is admirable. So why struggle with high tuition in the process? Here we make life’s next steps affordable. Whether you’re seeking a university transfer (A.A.) degree, a four-year bachelor’s, an Associate in Science degree or even earning a technical certificate, you’ll find reasonable tuition and payment plans that make sense. And to us, that’s scholarly.
In fact, a full-time college education at Seminole State is more than $10,000 less each year than most state universities.
Go For Less.
Tuition and Fee Comparison*
Seminole State | UF | FSU | UCF | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Tuition and Fees | $3,597 | $6,380 | $6,538 | $6,379 |
Room and Board | -0- | $10,590 | $11,088 | $10,300 |
Books and Supplies | $1,000 | $850 | $1,000 | $1,200 |
Total | $4,597 | $17,860 | $18,626 | $17,879 |
For more information on Seminole State's tuition and fees, please see the 2020-21 fee schedule.
* Tuition costs are based on Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 terms, with 15 credit hours per term for in-state students. Dorm fees, meal plans and book expenses are estimates based on information provided on each university's website. Lab fees and other fees that may be assessed at the time of registration may be viewed in the College fee schedule. As Seminole State is a commuter college with no residence halls on its campuses, costs for room and board are not calculated.
Profession
Professionals working in business and information management serve as a communication bridge between those who implement information systems technology and the business end users of these systems. They apply business skills and technology to make sound business decisions and drive strategic vision and actions. The field requires a solid understanding of business practices combined with an understanding of the role information systems play within an organization. Individuals who think fast, work hard and excel at multitasking should consider this high-paying profession. Whether you want to work for a Fortune 500 company or run your own business, this degree is for you.
Entrepreneurs need to understand how to grow opportunities. Business-oriented professionals who want to support organizations or become entrepreneurs must have both business and information skills. These professionals apply business skills such as marketing, investment strategies, legal and leadership skills in the world of commerce. Understanding information systems is a key factor in gaining success in today’s global marketplace.
Career Opportunities
State figures project more than 1,054 annual job openings for business and information managers in Central Florida through 2017. Nationally, business and information systems managers command competitive salaries. A bachelor's degree in business and information management prepares you for these careers:
- Business Analyst
- Business Application Developer
- Business Manager
- Business Operations Specialist
- Business Process Manager
- Business Support Manager
- Chief Executive
- Chief Information Officer
- Entrepreneur
- Enterprise Systems Analyst
- Franchise Owner
- Information Systems Manager
- Investor
- Management Analyst
- Marketing and Sales Manager
- Systems Manager