Online Bachelor of Science in General Business with a concentration in Information Technology Management

Total credit hours per program: 120 credit hours

Cost per credit hour: $445

Total cost with fees and maximum amount of credits allowed to transfer into the program: $13,350

Total cost with fees: $53,400

General Education: 39 Total Credit Hours

ENGL 1001 English Composition	3
ENGL 2000 English Composition	3
MATH 1021 College Algebra	3
MATH 1431 Calculus with Business and Economic Applications	3
General Education course - Arts	3
General Education course - Humanities	9
General Education course - Natural Sciences	9
ECON 2000 Principles of Microeconomics	3
ECON 2010 Principles of Macroeconomics	3

Business Core: 42 Total Credit Hours

ISDS 1102: Introduction to Management Information Systems for Business Majors	3
ACCT 2001: Introductory Financial Accounting	3
ACCT 2101: Introductory Managerial Accounting	3
ECON 2035: Money, Banking and Macroeconomic Activity	3
ISDS 2000: Business Statistics and Analytics I	3
ISDS 2001: Business Statistics and Analytics II	3
ISDS 3115: Introduction to Operations Management	3
ECON 2000 Principles of Microeconomics	3
FIN 3716: Principles of Finance	3
MGT 3200: Principles of Management	3
MKT 3401: Principles of Marketing	3
MGT 3830: Strategic Management	3
BLAW 3201: Business Law	3
GBUS 3061: Business Communication & Professional Development	3
CMST 2061: Communication for Business and the Professions	3

Business Electives with One Concentration: 30 Total Credit Hours

Students must take seven junior and senior-level business courses (totaling 21 credits hours) with courses from at least four different academic disciplines within the E. J. Ourso College of Business. Students enrolled in the IT Management concentration must take the below electives:

ISDS 3001: Introduction to Business	3
ISDS 3002: Introduction to Programming in Business	3
ISDS 3003: Introduction to Business Data Querying	3

Open Electives: 9 Credits

Total: 120 Credits

First Time Freshman

• 3.0 Core GPA on the 19 units of college-preparatory high school courses as outlined in the LSU Core
• LSU is a test-optional institution which means applicants will have the choice to select if they wish to have their ACT or SAT scores considered for admission. Click here to learn more!

Transfer Student General Admission Requirements

• 30* or more transferable (academic, non-remedial) credit hours from a regionally-accredited college or university
• 2.5 academic GPA on all transferable college work attempted
• A grade of “C” or better in a college-level English course that fulfilled a general education requirement at the institution where it was taken
• A grade of “C” or better in a college-level Math course that fulfilled a general education requirement at the institution where it was taken

*Students who will not have 30 transferable credit hours by the time they plan to enroll at LSU can still be considered for admission if they meet all remaining transfer requirements.

To see about transfer credits please check out the TIGER TRANSFER TABLES.

Re-Entry Student Admission Requirements

Students interested in applying for re-entry to LSU must have a 2.0 GPA on all LSU coursework and must meet the requirements for their prospective senior college. Students who have attempted 30 or more hours at another institution must also have a 2.5 cumulative GPA on all college work attempted. For your senior college specific requirements please check out the Re-Entry Student Requirements per College.

If you feel like you do not meet any of the above qualifications please reach out to your Enrollment Coach team member as there are different evaluation pathways for non-traditional students to take.

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Undergraduate students who are reviewed and admitted by meeting LSU A&M general admissions requirements but do not meet the admittance requirements to a senior college have two admissions options:

Option 1

Students can start with The University College Center for Freshman Year (UCFY). This academic unit is designed for new freshmen and some transfer and re-entry students. Their mission is to prepare incoming students for success at LSU and to help define their academic and career goals. Students typically exit the UCFY at the conclusion of the freshman year and enter one of the degree-granting senior colleges at LSU.

Option 2

Students can start with The Center for Advising and Counseling (UCAC). This administrative unit serves as the academic home for students who have attempted 30-plus hours of college credit and who do not yet meet the admission requirements for one of the University’s degree-granting senior colleges.

For a list of specific senior college requirements please visit the LSU A&M Undergraduate Admission page.

Online business information technology degree graduates have gone on to exciting job roles such as: 

• IT manager
• business analysts
• business director
• data scientist

The online BS in General Business with a concentration in Information Technology Management program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).

Students enrolled in our online information technology management program will gain foundational business skills and an in-depth understanding of information systems.

Topics covered in this degree include:

• Role of information technology in business including the development and use of information systems, hardware and software, the strategic impact of IT for businesses and the nature of the IT career
• Financial accounting with emphasis on knowledge required for completion of the accounting cycle, including income measurement and financial statement preparation
• Principles and methods of accounting primarily concerned with data gathering and presentation for purposes of internal management evaluation and decision-making
• Role of commercial banks, other financial institutions and the central bank in affecting the performance of the economy
• Advanced statistical methods; ANOVA and multiple linear regression; predictive analytics; decision analysis.
• Developing an understanding of what information systems are and an awareness of the role of information systems in organizations including the development of and use of information systems, and their operational and strategic impact
• Provide an understanding of Information System Solutions and an awareness of the development process, and the application of technologies used to solve business problems

Why choose LSU’s online Bachelor of Science in General Business with a concentration in Information Technology Management?

LSU’s online information technology management degree focuses on teaching students how to technology and systems to manage information. Our program combines career-relevant coursework with flexibility to provide a learning format that works for modern students. Graduates can find information management careers in several industries, including business, finance, telecommunication, government, and education.