Bachelor’s of Science in Business Management at Albertus Magnus College
Being a leader opens doors to business and earning a degree in Business Management at Albertus Magnus College has value.
Overview
Being a leader opens doors to business and earning a degree in Business Management at Albertus Magnus College has value. The Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Management program goes through the prestigious Tagliatela School of Business and Leadership. This program is designed for students looking for positions in management occupations which continue to experience growth in Connecticut and on the national level. The program provides a strong foundation of knowledge and experiences that enable our graduates to be business leaders — those capable of making sound and ethical business decisions in a continuously changing environment. Our program allows students to major in Business Management or choose a concentration in Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, or Marketing Management.
Business Management is an area of expertise that is projected to grow over the next decade. Management occupations have an average salary of more than $97,000 a year, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Create Your Flexible Business Management Schedule
Offered in an accelerated format, most students can complete their Business Management degree in a year and a half while only having to take two classes at a time.
Students choose between the following:
Online
- Take 1 to 2 classes every 8 weeks
- Work from the comfort of your own home
- Have the ability to work on assignments on your own time, at your own pace
Blended
- Take 1 to 2 classes every 8 weeks
- Classes are a combination of in-class session and online assignments
- Attend class on campus one night per week, while all other assignments are done from the comfort of home
- Benefit from in-class discussions while completing projects and assignments from home
FLEX
- Choose to take classes in either a blended or online format
- Select the format that works best for you every time you register for a new course
- Learn more about the FLEX format
Meet William Aniskovich, J.D.
Professor Bill Aniskovich is the Dean of The Tagliatela School of Business and Leadership
and an Associate Professor in law and management. He is the CEO of Stonington Behavioral
Health, Inc. and an attorney with the New Haven law firm of Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman,
LLC.
"The Tagliatela School of Business and Leadership offers students a faculty with real-world experience who are dedicated first and foremost to teaching and advising."
Professor Aniskovich, J.D. continues, "With a broad set of traditional business programs and cutting-edge majors aligned with the emerging areas of employment growth in a fast-changing economy, our students will learn the critical thinking skills that will prepare them for successful business careers. Most importantly, the General Education and inter-disciplinary focus of our curriculum will prepare our business students to think and act ethically and lead organizations in a socially responsible manner." Professor Aniskovich, J.D. teaches courses in Healthcare Management, Ethical Issues in Healthcare, and Business Law.
The Albertus Business Management Faculty
Director of the Master of Public Administration
Director of the Honors Program
Director of the Sport Management Program
Director of Accounting and Finance Programs
Director of the Master of Science in Management and Organizational Leadership
Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence
Director of the Master of Science in Instructional Design and Learning Technology
Director of the Computer Information Systems and Cybersecurity Programs
Faculty Advisor
The Business Experience at Albertus Magnus College
Vision Statement
The Tagliatela School of Business and Leadership seeks to be a respected educational leader within the regional business community. We will provide high-impact academic programs and experiences aligned with in-demand fields. Our programs will challenge students to develop practical skills and personal values that empower them to succeed in a wide range of business professions.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Tagliatela School of Business and Leadership is to provide a superior business education in innovative, accessible and technologically advanced formats to students from diverse academic and socioeconomic backgrounds striving to be ethical, entrepreneurial and successful in a dynamic economy through quality teaching, service and engagement with the business community.
Our Core Values
- Student-centered learning
- Honesty
- Mutual Respect
- Competency-based educational focus
- Technological Innovation
- Business Community Engagement/Partnership
Program Goals & Objectives
Upon completing the program of study in Business Management, students will:
- Be able to demonstrate skills in quantitative analysis, scientific method, teamwork, written and oral communications, information literacy, and reading comprehension;
- Demonstrate knowledge of accounting, finance, management, international business, human resource management, marketing, economics, statistics, and business law and business ethics;
- Demonstrate the capacity for creative thinking;
- Demonstrate the ability to critically analyze ethical questions and engage in moral decision-making at the individual, company, and societal level;
- Apply learning from diverse disciplines to advanced strategic management issues.
Interested in learning more about the diverse courses offered at Albertus?
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Five-Year Bachelor’s to Master’s Option
The 4+1 BS in Business Management/Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is designed for high-achieving traditional undergraduate students who seek to complete both a bachelor's and master's degree in an expedited timeframe. The program provides an efficient pathway to advanced business education, equipping students with the strategic and managerial skills needed for leadership roles across a variety of industries.
Students admitted to a 4+1 program complete the requirements for both degrees, typically totaling at least 150 credits, including a minimum of 120 undergraduate credits and 30 graduate credits. During the senior year, students may enroll in up to two graduate-level courses, one in the fall and one in the spring semester, which may be applied to both undergraduate and graduate degree requirements. These are the only credits that may be double-counted between the two programs.
Admission Requirements
Students must apply to a 4+1 program during the junior year a upon completion of no
more than 90 credits. Admission is competitive and requires a minimum cumulative GPA
of 3.5 or higher, unless otherwise specified by the program. Applications submitted
after the junior year may not be considered. Final acceptance is granted by the graduate
program.
Enrollment and Advising
Upon acceptance, students are assigned a graduate advisor in addition to their undergraduate
advisor. Students remain classified as undergraduate students until the bachelor’s
degree is conferred.
Academic Standards and Progression
To continue in the 4+1 program, students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of
3.0 and earn a grade of B or higher in all graduate-level coursework. Students may
not exceed the maximum number of graduate credits permitted prior to completion of
the bachelor’s degree, as defined by the program.
Tuition and Financial Aid
Graduate courses taken during the undergraduate phase are billed at the undergraduate
tuition rate when included as part of a full-time undergraduate course load (12–18
credit hours per semester), unless otherwise noted; in these cases, no additional
tuition is charged for the graduate coursework. After the bachelor’s degree is awarded,
students are charged graduate tuition rates for all remaining coursework. Financial
aid eligibility may change upon transition to graduate status and is subject to federal,
state, and institutional regulations.
Program Completion
Students are expected to complete all graduate degree requirements within a defined
timeframe following conferral of the bachelor’s degree, typically within one year,
unless otherwise specified by the program.
Withdrawal or Dismissal
Students who withdraw from or become ineligible to continue in a 4+1 program may apply
completed graduate coursework toward their undergraduate degree as elective credit,
where applicable, provided a passing grade is earned. If a student later regains eligibility
and is formally readmitted to the graduate program, previously completed graduate
coursework in which a passing grade was earned may be applied toward the graduate
degree, subject to program approval and applicable time limit requirements.
Eligibility
4+1 programs are limited to full-time, matriculated traditional undergraduate students
in designated majors.