
Business Analytics Major
Study Business Analytics at Azusa Pacific University
When you graduate, you’ll be a prepared data-driven leader in the field of business. You’ll stand out to employers with a robust portfolio and résumé that includes hands-on application with data and system management. You’ll have opportunities to earn industry-valued, internationally recognized certificates, credentials, and microcredentials to showcase your mastery to potential employers. You’ll also be able to customize your degree by choosing a concentration in accounting, economics, finance, or marketing.
Program at a Glance
Program Information
- Program Units: 66
Location
- Azusa (Main Campus)

Gain Hands-on Experience
- Solve complex problems and offer practical conclusions based on real business data.
- Apply insights to business domains such as accounting, economics, finance, and more.
- Boost your portfolio and résumé with applied projects, certificates, microcredentials, and more.
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Program Details
The Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics major is for students interested in developing expertise in data science and data analytics with specialization in the field of business. This program gives students a foundation in business and business management, and they are able to customize their degree by selecting a concentration in accounting, economics, finance, or marketing.
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General Undergraduate Admission Requirements
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Current APU Students Applying to the School of Business and Management
Current APU students must meet the following requirements:
- Priority for fall admission to the School of Business and Management will be given to students who have completed 12 units of study at APU and submitted an application for admission to the School of Business and Management prior to the March 1 application deadline, who are currently enrolled in APU’s spring semester, and hold a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.70.
- MATH 110 College Algebra or MATH 151 Applied Calculus I or MATH 165 Calculus I must be completed with a B- or better (C- or better for business management majors).
- Upper-division courses (BUSI 300-499) require admission to the School of Business and Management and may not be available to students outside the School of Business and Management, except as required by other majors.
International Students
International students must meet the following requirements:
- The admission requirement for international students with English as a second language (ESL) is a minimum TOEFL score of 600. The School of Business and Management specifies that the TOEFL Test of Written English (TWE) and TOEFL Test of Spoken English (TSE) be included in the TOEFL assessment score since these are critical to success in business.
- Priority for fall admission to the School of Business and Management will be given to students who have completed 12 units of study at APU and submitted an application for admission to the School of Business and Management prior to the March 1 application deadline, who are currently enrolled in APU’s spring semester, and hold a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.70.
- MATH 110 College Algebra or MATH 151 Applied Calculus I or MATH 165 Calculus I must be completed with a B- or better (C- or better for business management majors).
- Upper-division courses (BUSI 300-499) require admission to the School of Business and Management and may not be available to students outside the School of Business and Management, except as required by other majors.
To learn more, visit the International Admissions site.
Transfer Students
- Transfer applicants must make an appointment with a School of Business and Management academic advisor prior to enrolling in BUSI courses.
To learn more, visit the transfer website.
Financial Aid
At Azusa Pacific University, we’re committed to making your bachelor’s degree in psychology affordable. That’s why APU provides a comprehensive range of financial aid options, including federal loans, state grants, fellowships, and scholarships.
For more information, contact the Student Services Center at (626) 815-2020.
Scholarships and Grants
Scholarships and grants are considered gift aid, meaning they do not require repayment. These awards may come from federal, state, institutional, or private sources. Scholarships are often merit-based and awarded for academic achievement, leadership, or other demonstrated talents.
While APU does award scholarships, you can also find external scholarship opportunities through websites such as Finaid and Fastweb. Contact the Student Services Center about scholarships offered through APU departments or local organizations.
Student Employment
Along with gift aid and student loans, you can apply for on-campus student employment opportunities to earn additional income to pay for education-related expenses. As an APU student, you can also find work off campus in the surrounding community.
Military and Veterans Benefits
If you are a veteran, serve in the military, or qualify as a spouse or dependent, you may access financial assistance that helps cover the cost of tuition, housing, and books. As a Yellow Ribbon and Military Friendly School, APU offers the support and flexibility needed to help you complete your bachelor’s degree in psychology.
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Azusa Pacific University is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
Career Outlooks and Outcomes
Featured Faculty
Daniel Park
Chair and Professor, Leung School of Accounting, School of Business and Management
Chang H. Kim
Associate Professor, School of Business and Management
William Ingersoll
Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Business and Entrepreneurship