At Georgia Tech, each student gains an important understanding of all areas of business through the completion of the core business classes and concentrations. Your concentration helps prepare you in a chosen area by providing 18 credits of in-depth study that will show employers you are prepared to compete for full-time positions within that industry.
Selecting & Declaring a Concentration
Tips & Resources for Selecting and Declaring a Concentration
Who is required to complete a concentration?
- All students seeking to complete a BSBA degree are required to complete a concentration.
Please read these important policies about concentrations
- Only BSBA majors can complete concentrations.
- Students may only receive official recognition for the completion of one concentration.
- Students must earn at least a grade of "C" in all courses for a concentration.
- Students are encouraged to declare their concentration in OSCAR as early as possible. Once declared, students do have the option to change it later if desired.
- Some courses may be listed as electives in two different concentrations. Students may double-count one course toward a concentration and a certificate but may not receive recognition for two concentrations.
- BSBA majors may still complete certificates, but not in the same areas of their concentrations. For instance, a BSBA major may not finish a concentration in Marketing and a certificate in Marketing.
The BSBA program at Scheller offers eight concentrations:
Information Technology Management
Leadership and Organizational Change