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More than 85 percent of the students who begin their program of study at Baker University complete their degree.
Baker classes are held year-round, and new classes start frequently, so you can get started sooner rather than later.
Baker instructors are leaders in their fields and have years of first-hand professional experience.
Students build strong connections: supporting each other, collaborating on projects, and celebrating new jobs and promotions.
Since 1858 Baker has gained a reputation for providing an exceptional education and has offered programs for working adults since 1975.
Undergraduate Business ProgramsGraduation RequirementsAssociate of Arts in Business (AAB) CoursesAssociate of Arts in Business (AAB) Degree Completion OptionsBBA/BSM/BBL Drop-In ScheduleAAB courses are offered on weeknights. You will join an existing program for the duration of the course only. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it should approve all your courses before you enroll to ensure that you are enrolled in the courses that will lead you most quickly to graduation. Registration instructions and deadlines are noted in the schedule. BBA/BSM/BBL Elective & Concentration ScheduleStudents in the BBA, BSM and BBL programs are offered a degree completion option 30 months in advance that is easy to use and eligible for financial aid. Course options include Arts and Humanities, Social Science, Science, Math, Computer Science and Elective. These courses are offered year-round. Students enroll in these courses through This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it independent of a cohort group. Courses are offered in both a traditional classroom and online format. Registration instructions and deadlines are noted in the schedule. Business ConcentrationsStudents in programs for working adults who are pursuing a bachelor's degree in business may complete additional coursework in a specialized field. Find out more about business concentrations. Prior Learning Assessment CenterThe Prior Learning Assessment Center offers flexible, efficient ways to recognize the college-level knowledge you have gained through experiences outside the traditional college classroom. You have the opportunity to earn credit through College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSST), PLA Life Experience Portfolios and Military training credit. This provides the opportunity to save time and money by earning college credit for what you already know. Noncore Textbook & Educational ResourcesFor your course textbook information, access your student portal. You may purchase textbooks, materials and other Baker merchandise at the full-service bookstore operated by Follett Higher Education Group at the Overland Park location (8001 College Blvd., Suite 125), by phone (913.344.1234) or online. Visit the bookstore online. Course CalendarYour calendar is available online via My Baker Portal. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it can help you make changes to your schedule when necessary. If you are receiving financial aid, consultation with both the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and student services is required. Frequently Used LinksAccess links to information about makeup exams, course withdrawal, graduation and commencement, forms and more. |
