The Business and Economics department strives to prepare students to take their places in society and to thrive in whatever roles they choose. The successful student who completes a major in this department will:
- be able to analyze problems and formulate appropriate solutions;
- be able to communicate ideas effectively; and
- acquire knowledge of basic content in Accounting and Economics
- be able to apply their major discipline content to analyze problems and propose solutions
The department is committed to providing a broadly oriented professional education to prepare students for careers in business, government, and not-for-profit organizations. Because of the emphasis on analytical thinking in a business context, all the majors in the Business and Economics department also provide good preparation for a variety of graduate professional programs, including business fields like Accounting or Business (MBA) and non-business fields like Law and Public Administration.
For the description of the Accounting major and minor, please see Accounting.
For the description of the Business Administration major and minor, please see Business Administration. (need a link there)
For the description of the Economics major, minor, and courses, please see Economics.
For the description of the Finance major, please see Finance.
For description of the Healthcare Administration major and minor, see Healthcare Administration.
For the description of the International Business and Culture major, see International Business and Culture. (need a link here)
For the description of the Management major, please see Management.
For the description of the Marketing major, please see Marketing.
