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With today's changing business needs and technology, employers have a growing demand for professionals who can assess both business needs and the software and hardware requirements to meet those needs. Our accelerated Business Systems Analysis Bachelor's degree curriculum provides the knowledge and practical skills you need to effectively define both business needs and software and hardware requirements to meet those needs. This unique combination of skills can help give you a competitive advantage in today's rapidly evolving business world.

Our Business Systems Analysis Bachelor's degree is a part of our AcceleratED program, and it is available completely online. Plus, by transferring your previous college credit—regardless of your previous area of study—you can complete your degree in as little as 18 months.* Our focused, six-week courses develop your understanding of computer hardware and software and the implementation of software applications in organizations, management and utilization of databases in a business environment, and how to effectively work with cross-functional teams. Plus, to increase your skill set even further, our curriculum incorporates Harvard Business Publishing content for real-world case studies.

*Expected graduation date dependent on the number of credits transferred. Speak with a program manager to learn about our comprehensive transfer policies that work to maximize your credit transfer and minimize your time to graduation.

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If you are interested in studying the business process management model, effective strategies for human resource management, and the concepts and principles involved in analyzing and implementing a marketing strategy, consider this career focus area.

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Whether you are new to the business world or looking for a way to advance your career, our Bachelor of Science in Business program can help support your efforts. In this program, you will study the basics of areas in general business, marketing, finance, human resources, business law and computer applications, and then students will choose an area of concentration that will comprise the balance of the courses in the major, which include Business Administration, Management, Marketing and International Business.