Real Estate (BBA)
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Real Estate aspires to promote a theoretical and practical preparation in the areas related to real estate. The Program aims to develop the following competencies: to know the inherent functions the Real Estate field as well as the technical tasks related the real estate industry, such as: transactions, rent and other rights, and the administration of real estate, etc. The program also aims to make students aware of the ethical principles that should prevail in this labor setting. The graduates of this program that aspire to obtain the license of seller and broker must comply with the requirements established by the Real Estate Brokers and Agents Board.
The Metropolitan Campus is authorized to offer this Program.
Competencies Profile of Graduates
The program is designed to permit the development of the following competencies:
Knowledge
To demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:
- the operation of the real estate market in Puerto Rico.
- the impact of the legal and approved frame in Real Estate matters.
- the role that the entrepreneur of Real Estate performs.
- the basic theories of the current methods of appraisal and the nature of the assessment of properties.
- the basic principles of urban economics in the Real Estate market.
Skills
- To contrast the financial values and investments in Real Estate properties.
Attitudes
- To assume the ethical behavior that should govern all Real Estate businesses.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in Real Estate
General Education Requirements |
48 credits |
Core Course Requirements |
35 credits |
Major Requirements |
32 credits |
Prescribed Distributive Requirements |
6 credits |
Elective Courses |
3 credits |
Total |
124 credits |
General Education Requirements - 48 credits
Forty-eight (48) credits are required as explained in the section “General Education Requirements for Bachelors’ Degrees.” Students in this Program will take GEMA 1200 in the Basic Mathematical Skills category.
Core Course Requirements - 35 credits
Major Requirements - 32 credits
Prescribed Distributive Requirements - 6 credits
Select six (6) credits from the following courses: