The phrase "administration major" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a student who is specializing in administration studies, typically in a college or university setting.
Example: "As an administration major, I have taken courses in management, finance, and organizational behavior."
Alternatives: "business administration student" or "management major."
In the fall he will enter the State University College at Oswego as a business administration major.
Chase Mattioli, a 20-year-old sophomore business administration major at Fordham, reached under the bed in his dormitory room and pulled out a large blue plastic tub.
Among the graduates was Jaclyn DeRito, a business administration major who suffered a stroke in October 1998 but insisted on finishing her studies in time to graduate with the rest of her class.
Last month, during his spring break as a business administration major at the C. W. Post Campus of Long Island University, the Mishkins' son Brian, 21, was working in the shipping department, learning the business from the ground up.
"I didn't expect it to be crazy like this," said one fraternity brother, a business administration major who asked to remain anonymous because he did not want his name connected with the game.
Vincent Nobile is 19 years old, just completed his first year as a business administration major at Adelphi University and lives with his parents in Dix Hills on Long Island.
Certainly the percentage of NFL or rock star wannabes or business administration majors or medieval history majors on unemployment is much higher than that for engineers.
Four learners participated in this practical session, all of whom were business administration majors, 21 years old, and had less than 1 year of programming experience.
This time, 19 learners participated in the practice sessions, all of whom were business administration majors, 22 years old, with less than 1 year of programming experience.
All 12 participants were Business Administration majors, 20-year-old males, and had less than a year's experience in programming.
There were 24 participants in this practical class, all of whom were business administration majors, 21 years old, with less than 1 year of programming experience.
