What you’ll learn
Business Administration at Dunmere is a degree-completion program: you arrive with two years of community college credit and finish the major in two more, online or in the evening.
Courses use valley businesses as the case studies, from packing houses to credit unions, and the capstone is a consulting project for one of them.
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Read the numbers
Accounting, finance and budgeting for a department or a small firm.
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Lead people
Management, hiring and workplace law.
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Reach customers
Marketing, pricing and digital analytics.
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Decide with data
Spreadsheets, forecasting and a project-based statistics course.
Degree options
One degree with three concentrations, all of them online or in the evening, plus a certificate and the M.B.A.
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Bachelor of Science
Business Administration, B.S.
For transfer students finishing a business degree while working. Two years, 60 units, in eight-week courses.
Concentrations
- Management
- Accounting
- Marketing
Advisor
College of Business Advising[email protected]
(555) 555-0183 -
Certificate
Business Analytics certificate
Four courses, 12 units, for students in any major and working adults who want the data skills without the degree.
Advisor
College of Business Advising[email protected]
(555) 555-0183 -
Graduate
Master of Business Administration
A part-time M.B.A. for working professionals, in the evening or online. Many B.S. graduates continue with it.
Advisor
College of Business Advising[email protected]
(555) 555-0183
Courses you might take
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BUS 300
Managing Valley Organizations
Cases from farms, co-ops and small cities, taught by people who run them.
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BUS 345
Marketing Analytics
Build a campaign, measure it, and present the results.
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BUS 490
Capstone Consulting Project
A team project for a valley business, with a final briefing to its owners.
Careers and outcomes
Graduates manage, count and sell for the organizations of the valley.
Jobs graduates hold
- Operations manager
- Staff accountant
- Marketing coordinator
- Branch manager
- Human resources generalist
- Purchasing agent
Where students intern
- Agricultural cooperatives and packing houses
- Credit unions and community banks
- City and county finance offices
- Regional retailers and distributors
Pay and job growth by occupation: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook. Sample outcome for this fictional program: 88 percent of 2025 graduates were employed or in graduate school six months after finishing. The figure is invented for the concept.
$7,960
Cost for a year
Tuition and fees, full-time, state resident, 2026–27. Online courses carry no campus fees, and part-time students pay by the unit. Illustrative figures for a fictional university.
How to apply to this major
Most students arrive as transfers. The program starts every term.
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Transfer
60 or more transferable units, including the business core.
- Finish accounting, economics, statistics and business law at your college.
- Apply to Dunmere and choose Business Administration.
- Meet an advisor to pick online or evening.
Priority date: Dec. 1, 2026
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Working adult
You have some college credit and a full-time job.
- Send transcripts for a free credit review.
- Apply once you know how many units you need.
- Start with one or two eight-week courses.
Starts: any term
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Already at Dunmere
You are enrolled and want to change your major.
- Finish BUS 100 and ECON 101 with a C or better.
- Meet a College of Business advisor.
- Submit the change of major form.
Accepted: any term