The Bachelor of Science degree at City University of Seattle is intended to prepare its graduates for responsible roles within a variety of organizational settings. All B.S. programs build on a solid core of management education combined with coursework that provides a broad understanding of business. Consequently, while many students will apply the knowledge and skills they acquire in their undergraduate studies directly to their current occupations, the curriculum is designed to afford breadth and depth in the complexities of governmental, industrial, educational, commercial, health-services and voluntary organizations.

In addition, graduates of the baccalaureate program are well equipped to continue their studies in the graduate degree programs in a number of administrative, technical and commercial fields.

Lower-Division Requirements:   90 Credits

All baccalaureate degree students must satisfy 55 credits of General Education coursework either at City University of Seattle, through transfer credits from other recognized institutions, or through testing programs such as CLEP.

Upper-Division Requirements are met via the completion of Undergraduate Core courses, the appropriate major courses, and course work in a chosen emphasis at City University of Seattle.

*A minimum of two different disciplines is required in Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences/Math.