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FAQs

The School of Business Administration (SBA) offers two bachelor’s programs:

  1. Business Administration (BBA) (135 credit hours): This program includes four specializations (majors):
    • Finance (FINC)
    • Management and Entrepreneurship (MGMT)
    • Integrated Marketing Communication (MKTG)
    • Operations Management and Supply Chains (OPMG)
  2. Economics (ECON) (142 credit hours)
  • BBA program: 135 credit hours
  • Economics program: 142 credit hours
    These include core courses, electives, and major-specific requirements.
  • Normal Load: 15–18 credit hours.
  • Overload: Up to 21 credit hours with advisor approval (requires a minimum CGPA).
  • Probation Load: A maximum of 12 credit hours for students with low academic performance.

Students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 to graduate.

To register for courses:

  1. Discuss your course selection with your advisor, ensuring it aligns with your academic plan.
  2. Log into PowerCampus to register for the courses approved by your advisor.
  3. Obtain your advisor’s final approval in the system.
  4. Adhere to the registration deadlines listed in the academic calendar.
  • Attendance is mandatory for all classes.
  • Missing more than 20% of total sessions may result in a failing grade for the course.
  • Excuses (e.g., medical or sports-related reasons) must first be approved by the University Student Life Office and Clinic, and then cleared with the instructor, subject to their discretion.

SBA provides:

  • Academic Advising: Personalized guidance to navigate your academic journey and course selections.
  • Internship Opportunities: Practical experience through internships that connect students with real-world industry settings.
  • Industry Exposure: Opportunities to learn from industry experts through guest lectures, workshops and field visits.
  •  Psychological Support: Confidential psychological support services for students in need, provided by qualified professionals.
  • Library resources: Online databases, journals, and study spaces.
  • Tutoring services: Available for many subjects.
  • Technology labs: Equipped for projects and assignments.
  • You can retake the course in the following semesters.
  • The highest grade will count toward your GPA.
  • Academic advisors are available to help you plan your recovery path.

Yes, SBA participates in exchange programs and offers study-abroad opportunities. Currently, SBA has three partnerships with international universities:

  1. ESC Clermont School of Business- France (Dual Degree)
  2. University of Michigan-Flint (USA)
  3. University of Applied Sciences-Upper Austria

These programs allow students to experience different academic and cultural environments. Consult the International Relations Office for details.

NU offers a range of extracurricular activities, including:

  • Student clubs and societies.
  • Sports teams and fitness programs.
  • Community service initiatives.
  • Events and workshops hosted by the SBA.
  • Events hosted by the University, like career development sessions, industry talks, and skill-building workshops.

Yes, SBA encourages undergraduate research. Students can engage in faculty-led research projects or propose their own research ideas under the supervision of faculty members. Outstanding student research is showcased at the University’s Undergraduate Research Forum (UGRF), providing a platform to present their work to peers, faculty, and industry professionals.

SBA graduates are highly successful in securing admissions to top graduate programs and landing competitive jobs. The rigorous curriculum, combined with internship opportunities and career support, prepares students to excel in their chosen paths.

Yes, students can pursue a double major by:

  1. Maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.5.
  2. Meeting the admission and graduation requirements for both majors.
  3. Declaring the second major before their senior year.
  4. Obtaining approval from the Program Director and Deans of both majors.
  5. Only one degree will be awarded, and students should work closely with advisors to fulfill both majors' requirements.

No, SBA does not offer minors.

You can monitor your performance by:

  • Checking your GPA in the PowerCampus.
  • Attending regular meetings with your academic advisor.
  • Reviewing feedback on coursework and exams with your instructors.

Final grades typically include class participation, assignments, quizzes, midterms, and a final exam. The exact distribution of grades among these components varies by course and is detailed in the course syllabus provided at the beginning of the semester.

SBA consistently maintains a strong graduation rate, reflecting the quality of its programs and student support services. For specific statistics, consult the academic office.

Yes, NU offers accommodations and support for students with disabilities, including:

  • Accessible facilities.
  • Academic accommodations.
  • Personalized support from the Student Life Office.

Absolutely! At SBA, our professors are not just here to teach—they’re here to mentor you. Whether it’s through office hours, class discussions, or university events, you’ll have plenty of chances to connect with them, ask questions, and even work on projects together. They’re always happy to help you succeed!

Our classes are designed to keep things personal and interactive. Most classes are small to medium-sized, so you won’t feel lost in a crowd. This setup gives you more opportunities to engage, ask questions, and get individual attention from your professors.