BBA Learning Path

Modified on Thu, 14 Nov at 8:46 AM

Overview

At Nexford, we understand that flexibility is key to balancing your studies with other commitments. That's why we offer a personalized approach to course enrollment.

Start with one: Begin your BBA journey with a single course in your first term, allowing you to ease into the program and adjust to the online learning environment.
Standard enrollment: After your first term, you have the option to enroll in up to two courses per month. This pace enables steady progress while maintaining a manageable workload. If you're interested in taking two courses, reach out to our Success Advisors at success@nexford.org for a review.

Remember: We're here to support your academic success. If you have any questions about course enrollment or need guidance on choosing the right pace for your studies, don't hesitate to contact our Success team. They're ready to help you make the most of your Nexford experience.

Program Requirements

To maintain academic standing and satisfactory academic progress, learners must:

Complete all courses with a passing grade of C or higher.
Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better.

Program Outline

The BBA program consists of 40 courses (120 credit hours total) in the following categories:

10 General Education courses
15 Degree Core courses
10 Business Elective courses
4 Specialization Elective courses
BBA Capstone

For more information, please review the University Catalog.

To discuss your learning path, schedule an advising session with a Success Advisor on our booking page or email us at success@nexford.org.

Important Note: Your chosen learning path must allow you to complete your program within the timeframe outlined in your enrollment agreement. If you anticipate any difficulty meeting this deadline, please consult with your Success Advisor to explore alternative options. Failure to complete your program within the agreed-upon timeframe may result in your dismissal.

Important Note to Kenyan Learners

To meet the requirements of the Commission on University Education, it is essential to complete your program within a minimum timeframe of one year for the graduate level and three years for the undergraduate. This duration is specifically aligned with the criteria set by local government units in Kenya for civil service eligibility and some universities for PhD continuing education.