Monroe’s Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (BBA) is a practical and employable degree that can be considered a gateway to numerous job opportunities in industries such as marketing, finance and sales. Monroe’s BBA program is a true example of “value for money” as it is ACBSP Accredited, offers career-focused skills learning and high-value internships, and is full of networking opportunities that can position you for a rewarding career after college.
While pursuing the BBA program, you will take the first two years of the program leading to an associate degree from Texila. Based on the articulation agreement with Monroe College, these credits will be transferred to Monroe when you pursue further education with Monroe directly on their campus. Similar to Monroe’s MBA program structure, when pursuing, you will undertake the first two years of your degree program in Guyana at TAU’s campus. You will then have the option of completing the last two years of your program in the U.S. at Monroe’s Campus. Monroe’s BBA program offers a flexible schedule and gives you the ability to create a custom interdisciplinary plan.
- O Level minimum of five (5) subjects of CSEC General Proficiency (minimum Grade III) or GCE “O” level (minimum Grade C) Subjects must include English Language and Mathematics
Upon the approval of the Monroe College’s Dean of the School of Business and Accounting, the student may be awarded Monroe College credits. The below table is a representation of courses taken at Texila and the corresponding credit award with Monroe College. Credit awards are subjective and depends on students’ grade and GPA.If you’re interested in applying for Monroe’s BBA through TAU, it is important to note the following steps and requirements for entry into the program:
- Admissions Essay: As part of the admissions process, you must submit an original written statement that outlines why you are pursuing the BBA, your goals and expectations for the program, and your reason for selecting Monroe College as your school of choice. At the BBA level, your admissions essay should be a minimum of 350 words.
- Proof of English Proficiency: For 4 years, English is a required course. If the student does not have English Proof, English Proficiency has to be submitted.
- High School Transcript: You are required to submit an official High School Transcript that outlines your academic records and accomplishments in high school for grades 10, 11 and 12.
- Official High School Diploma
- Official College Transcripts: This step is applicable only if you are requesting a transfer of credits. If you are submitting unofficial transcripts, they should be scanned and submitted via email. Otherwise, all official transcripts from previous degree or diploma programs undertaken by you should be mailed directly to Monroe College from the institution attended.
- Certification of Completion for Degree/Diploma, if applicable.
- Letter of Recommendation: You are required to submit two (2) letters of recommendation. We advise that recommendation letters come from reputable and relevant sources such as previous or current employers, principals, guidance counsellors, and teachers or lecturers from any secondary or tertiary institution that you have attended.
- Current Curriculum Vitae (CV): You must submit a current CV highlighting your total professional experience, educational background, and extracurricular activities relevant to your studies.
- In order to be eligible for credit transfer, students must also submit proof of completion of Texila courses along with transcripts.
Once your application is submitted, reviewed and approved, you will be invited to be interviewed by Monroe’s Admission Board.
