Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Aviation-Business] From Southern Nazarene University

The two-part Aviation Business degree combines a 45-hour business core with 21 hours of aviation credit. Your business core will be provided on campus through the SNU School of Business. Accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). ACBSP accreditation is a seal of quality recognized by universities and businesses in more than 55 countries. 

The aviation training you will receive from your choice of Federal Aviation Association Part 141 flight school nationwide. This opportunity gives you the flexibility to do your aviation work at the time and location of your choice. Spend the summer home attending flight school or take a semester in a new location to get your private pilot’s license. The possibilities are endless and the choice is completely up to you! Once you have received your license and ratings, you will be credited for the hours to complete your degree at SNU.

While the most unique aspect of our aviation business program is the flexibility of your flight education, the business side at SNU has a lot to offer as well! Consider spending a summer and one semester with Morningstar Internships, who provide an international combined study abroad/internship program. You will have the opportunity to have hands-on experience in working with the very poor in developing countries to start their own businesses. Study abroad through International Business. This program will prepare you to work for multinational corporations as well as with international non-government organizations all over the world!

Other opportunities within the School of Business include Enactus, an organization dedicated to serving both local and international economic e- orts. Chat with the Executive is an opportunity for you to hear from and ask questions of SNU alumni who are now leaders in their fields. Ethics Club is another organization within the School of Business, providing you an opportunity to hear from business leaders in the community and ask questions in a small setting. We have also had teams from SNU compete in the Oklahoma Ethics Challenge over the years.