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Undergraduate
Programs
The College of Business
Administration offers 8 majors and 4 minors. We encourage you to read
the information below to aid in determining your major.
| Degree |
Degree
Description |
| BBA
in Accounting |
Accounting is
the language of business. The four year program prepares students
for a wide range of professional careers in industry, finance, government,
and non-profit organizations. The Forensic Accounting Program can
be taken as an interdisciplinary minor in fraud examination and as
forensic accounting concentration in the graduate accounting program.
This major has the following emphasis: Accounting.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the School
of Accountancy website and/or the
program of study form. |
| BBA
in Economics |
This major is
designed to give the student broad knowledge of economic tools to
provide a foundation for careers in business, economics, finance,
or law. This major has the following areas of emphasis : BA
in Economics, BBA in Economics, and International Business.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the School
of Economic Development website and/or
program of study form. |
| BBA
in Finance |
The study in
this area develops familiarity with the institutions and instruments
within our financial system and an understanding of the problems financing
business activity. This major has the following areas of emphasis
: General
Finance, Financial Services, Personal Financial Planning, and Risk
Management and Insurance.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the Finance
and Quantitative Analysis website and/or the program
of study form. |
| BBA
in Information Systems |
The Information
Systems degree combines knowledge of leading edge information technologies
with an understanding of the ever changing needs of today's dynamic
business environment. While a fundamental understanding of information
technology is a cornerstone of the degree, an equally important and
distinguishing element of the IS degree is a solid foundation in basic
business functions. This major has the following areas of emphasis
: General
Information Systems, Accounting Information Systems, Business Intelligence,
Electronic Commerce, Enterprise Resource Planning Systems, Enterprise
Security, Logistics Information Systems, and Technology Entrepreneurship.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the Information
Systems website and/or program
of study form. |
| BBA
in Logistics |
Transportation
companies, industrial firms and government agencies are all looking
for the qualified graduate with training in the field of physical
distribution. This program prepares students by providing general
knowledge of the field of business and supporting course work in the
areas of logistics, transportation, and marketing. The program also
offers internships. This major offers the following emphasis: General
Logistics.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the Management,
Marketing and Logistics website and/or program
of study form. |
| BBA
in Management |
This major emphasizes
the integrative nature of the management discipline in planning, organizing,
directing, and controlling contemporary profit and non-profit organizations.
Students can major in entrepreneurship/small business management,
human resource management, operations management, or an emphasis without
a major. This major offers the following areas of emphasis: General
Management, Entrepreneurship/Small Business, Human Resource Management,
and Operations Management.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the Management,
Marketing and Logistics website and/or program
of study form. |
| BBA
in Marketing |
Preparation in
this area will provide the student with an awareness of the marketing
problems confronting today's business firms. This major offers the
following areas of emphasis: General
Marketing, Fashion Merchandising, Retailing Management, and Sales
and Sales Management.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the Management,
Marketing and Logistics website and/or program
of study form. |
| BBA
in Regional Economic Development |
Provides students
with a unique appreciation of the particular motivations of business
firms and problems that firms face in succeeding in the marketplace.
Students will have hands-on experience, discuss sources of data to
support development efforts, and techniques of analysis. This major
offers the following areas of emphasis: Regional
Economic Development.
Learn more about the degree by viewing the School
of Economic Development website and/or
program of study form. |
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