Online BS in Management
Thrive as an Ethical, Strategic Leader
100% Online
4 Years
121 Credit Hours
$446 – $504 per Credit
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Shape Your Future in Management
- Apply By: 08/14/2026
- Start Class: 08/25/2026
The online Bachelor of Science in Management – General Management from Delaware State University prepares you to lead with confidence in today’s fast-paced business world. As you hone your management style, you’ll explore business areas including finance, marketing, operations and human resources.
Whether your goal is to move into a supervisory role, start your own business or pursue an MBA in the future, the BS in Management helps you build the leadership mindset and business acumen to get there.
Program Details
- Study with the only AACSB-accredited HBCU in the tri-state area
- Learn from faculty who are experts in their fields
- Gain a set of transferable leadership and team-building skills
- Advance into management and leadership roles
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Curriculum
Build an Interdisciplinary Leadership Skill Set
121 Credits
41 Courses
By requiring coursework across multiple management areas, the general management program helps you gain essential competencies like decision-making, organizational leadership, strategic thinking and operational planning. This prepares you to confidently move into advanced roles in your field.
Benefits of DSU’s General Management Degree
AACSB-Accredited
This global recognition highlights a program’s commitment to rigorous skills preparation and career advancement.
Industry-Leading Faculty
DSU faculty have years of experience in their fields, and most hold terminal degrees in their subjects of specialty.
Breadth of Study
All general management majors complete courses across banking, finance, analytics, human resource management, marketing and more.
Admission Requirements
Apply Quickly and Easily
Application Deadline 08/14/26
Start Date 08/25/26
We’ve streamlined the application process to save you time and arrive at an admission decision sooner. Submit your online application along with official copies of your transcripts for transfer credit evaluation.
You can transfer up to 60 credits from a two-year community, junior college, four-year college or university. All transcripts must show an official GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale.
| Online Application Form | Apply Now |
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| Application Fee | $35; waivers available |
| Minimum GPA | 2.0 on a 4.0 scale |
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| Transfer Credits | 60 |
| Official Test Scores | Not required |
International Students
DSU offers an empowering community to students from around the world. In addition to the basic admission requirements, you’ll submit the following items with your application. Be sure to apply at least 90 days before classes start so that you have ample time to fulfill these requirements.
| Visa | Only F-1 visas are accepted for international admission to degree programs. If you’re an F-1 transfer student, we require a copy of your I-20 form upon admission |
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| Financial Documentation | International applicants must submit proof of funds to cover at least their first year of study. If living with a friend or relative in the U.S., students must submit additional documentation such as an affidavit of free room and board with supporting documents. For financial documentation, international students must forward the required financial evidence to the Office of International Affairs |
| Transcript Evaluation | Transcripts must be evaluated by a recognized credential evaluation agency (such as WES or ECE) and sent to DSU |
| Standardized Test Scores | Acceptable tests include TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT or ELI |
Begin Your Journey to Delaware State University
Each student follows a unique path to DSU, and we’re here to make your journey a success. Visit our Admissions Hub to explore the steps you’ll complete when applying for an online program. You can also learn about transferring credits, using military benefits and taking the next step as an international student.
AdmissionsTuition & Aid
Benefit From Affordable Tuition
Education is an important investment in your future, so at Delaware State University, we’re committed to transparency surrounding our tuition and fees. Please see the tuition breakdown for the online BS in Management program below.
| Cost per Credit Hour | $446 – $504 |
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| Total Number of Credit Hours | 121 |
| Total Estimated Tuition | Varies |
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| Other Costs to Budget For | The estimated tuition does not include expenses incurred during the online program |
Supporting the Ambitions of Military Students
DSU is proud to support the educational goals of active-duty and veteran service members. Here, you’ll receive guidance for your mission to continue your education, and you can make the most of the benefits available through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Plus, learn how you can receive credit for the knowledge and skills gained through your military service.
Tuition & Financial Aid
When you succeed professionally, your entire community rises with you. Knowing that education plays a central role in that success, DSU offers cost-effective tuition so that financial barriers don’t stand between you and your goals. Visit our Tuition and Aid page to learn how to make online education fit your budget.
Tuition Details
Gain Management Expertise for Diverse Careers
The program offers you a management skill set that’s applicable across nearly every organization in business, government, nonprofit organizations, healthcare, marketing and more. No matter what field you choose, professionals with leadership expertise are consistently in demand: Over a million job openings are projected for management occupations each year from 2024 to 2034.1 Claim your place among these exciting careers with the online general management degree.
Salary Potential for BS in Management Graduates
Sales Managers $138,060 per year2
Administrative Services and Facilities Managers $106,880 per year3
What You’ll Learn
As you build your management expertise, you’ll develop skills that translate directly into real-world leadership:
- Budgeting
- Complex problem-solving
- Computer applications
- Data-informed decision-making
- HR management
- International management
- Statistics techniques
- Strategic thinking
- Team management
- Written and oral communication
Program Outcomes
The program builds a workforce with general management skills through six advanced elective courses, including upper-level 300- and 400-level classes, from various fields such as business analytics, human resource management, management information systems, marketing, accounting and finance.
Learn From Faculty Who Believe in Your Potential
Our faculty will welcome you like family and provide personalized mentorship to bring your goals to life. They understand your perspective and experiences — after all, many of our instructors walked similar paths before becoming leaders in their fields. Rely on their professional expertise as you prepare to advance in the career that interests you.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. DaeRyong Kim (MIS), Department Chairperson (Business Administration), Professor of Management (IS), College of Business
Education
- PhD, The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), Oxford, MS
- Major: Management Information Systems
- Minors: Computer and Information Sciences, Production and Operation Management
- MS, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
- Major: Management/Management Information Systems
Research Interests/Area
Big Data, Ubiquitous Computing, Mobile Computing, Human Computer Interface, Technology Acceptance on IT, E-Commerce and E-Business, and Group Support Systems (Group Systems).
Honors and Awards
- “Daniel J. Power Best Paper Award – 2nd Place,” MWAIS 2021, Midwest United States Association for Information Systems, Peoria, Illinois, May 21, 2021.
- “Distinguished Research Award,” 2021 International Conference of Institute for Global Business Research, Virtual, April 15, 2021.
- “Distinguished Research Award,” 2014 International Conference of Academy of Information and Management Science, Las Vegas, October 16, 2014.
- “Distinguished Research Award,” Academy of Strategic E-Commerce, 2004 International Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 9, 2004.
- “Who’s Who in America,” 68th (2014), 67th (2013), 66th (2012), 65th (2011), 64th (2010), 63rd (2009), 62nd (2008), 61st (2007), 60th (2006), 58th (2004), 57th (2003), and 56th (2002) Editions; Has been included in the America’s leading biographical reference published by Marquis since 1899.
- “Who’s Who in Finance and Business,” 38th (2008), 37th (2007), 36th (2006), 34th (2004), and 33rd (2003) Editions; Has been included in the leading biographical reference in the Finance and Business.
- “Who’s Who in American Education,” 11th (2008), 10th (2007), 9th (2006) and 6th Edition (2003); Has been included in the America’s leading biographical reference for the educators who pertain notable achievement.
- “Who’s Who Among American Teachers,” (2006) Edition; Included in the America’s leading biographical reference for the educators who pertain notable achievement and are recognized by their students.
Teaching
- Undergraduate: Strategic Information Systems, Database Management Systems, Business Processes with SAP ERP (GBI), Management Information Systems, Electronic Business, Web Design and Implementation, System Analysis & Design, and Visual Basic.
- Graduate: MBA Program, Strategic Information Systems, Management Information Systems, Information and Technology Management, Special Topics in IS, and Supply Chain Management.
Sources
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. Occupational Outlook Handbook. “Management Occupations.” August 28, 2025. Retrieved February 18, 2026, from https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. Occupational Outlook Handbook. “Sales Managers.” August 28, 2025. Retrieved February 18, 2026, from https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/sales-managers.htm.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. Occupational Outlook Handbook. “Administrative Services and Facilities Managers.” August 28, 2025. Retrieved February 18, 2026, from https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/administrative-services-managers.htm.