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A student
selecting a major offered by the Department of Business
Administration and Economics will gain understanding
of the core areas needed to participate in the business
world today including accounting, law, quantitative
methods, management, marketing, economics, management
information systems, and finance. These courses or areas
present information drawing on knowledge acquired through
liberal arts courses and will therefore draw upon the
student’s general studies background. The business
core background will give the student the knowledge
needed for admission to many master's degree programs.
In addition to this core knowledge, specialized skills
are available to students depending on their major and/or
emphasis. Students who wish to double major in business
and accounting should contact their advisor.
Business
Administration courses are also offered to address the
personal needs of students in areas such as communication
skills, leadership skills, personal finance, understanding
taxes, and personal investing strategies.
Majors
include: Business Administration (B.A.)
and Business Administration (B.S.) with emphasis
areas in Accounting, Economics, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business,
Management, and Marketing. Interdisciplinary majors in Advertising and Corporate Communications.
Business Administration and Economics Web Site
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