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The Accounting program prepared students to be well-versed in advanced theories, principles, and applications of financial accounting, including cost analysis, auditing, and tax procedures. Explore careers in corporate/nonprofit accounting or public accounting. Students will pursue coursework preparing them for the Certified Management Accountant exam, Certified Public Accountant exam, and/or Certified Financial Planner (CFP) exam. 

The Business Economics program students a solid groundwork in economic fundamentals, along with training in the functional areas of business, such as finance, accounting, marketing, and management. Graduates are prepared for jobs in banking, consulting, investment and brokerage houses, sales and marketing, as well as financial analysts, risk management analysts, or forecasters.

The Fashion Merchandising major couples a comprehensive, business-oriented curriculum with an in-depth exploration of the fashion industry. Courses including buying and selling, textiles, and visual merchandising promote creativity, global awareness, and industry expertise. Upon graduation, our students are prepared for fulfilling careers in fashion capitals across the globe.

The Finance program is designed to teach business basics and the language of business through core courses, while focusing on specific topics such as tax accounting, financial institutions and markets, investing, and financial planning. This program is a CFP Board Registered Program that satisfies the education coursework requirement enabling graduates to take the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Exam.

The Statler Department of Hospitality Management provides a strong leadership foundation in hotel management, event management, and food and beverage management. With global internships, study abroad opportunities, and a large, active alumni network, our program boasts excellent career placement rates as it prepares students for dynamic careers around the world. 

The Human Resource Management program provides graduates the skills, knowledge, and understanding of human resource functions in the for-profit, nonprofit, and public sectors of the workforce. From determining staffing needs, to recruitment and training, to keeping employee records, overseeing benefits, and managing compensation, HR managers play an integral role in any business. 

The Management program teaches aspiring leaders how to guide a business toward its goals, manage people, and allocate resources efficiently. Graduates of this program can find careers in a wide range of industries, including banking, consulting or health care. Seniors will be well-prepared for MBA programs, as well as enrolling in our Organizational Leadership graduate program.

The Marketing program provides experience in business administration, as well as the practical and theoretical background needed to address issues related to product development, distribution, pricing strategies, and promotion. Graduates pursue careers in fields like social media marketing, consumer insights and market research, advertising and branding, sales management, and global marketing.

The School of Business and Applied Business' newest program, the Sport and Event Management curriculum combines Sport Business Management and Hospitality Management coursework with the business core courses. This degree is designed to prepare graduates for careers in the growing fields of event management, sport event management, and facilities management.

The Sport Business Management program prepares students for careers in the athletics industry, providing preparation in the areas of planning, budgeting, managing, marketing, and leading organizations whose focus is on the sport industry. Our graduates pursue leadership roles in professional and amateur sports, sporting goods, news media, health and fitness clubs, and sport marketing firms.

Add a minor to your Accounting, Business Economics, Finance, Human Resource Management, Management, Marketing, Sport and Event Management, and Sport Business Management major.

The M.S. in Organizational Leadership and Graduate Certificate programs will equip you with an understanding of leadership principles and opportunities to help you adapt to this changing paradigm and further develop your leadership and problem-solving skills. The OL program is an excellent alternative for those considering MBA programs, though it differs by emphasizing entrepreneurship, vision and strategy, team building, motivation, and empowering others to meet needs.

The Business Administration program prepares students to navigate the complex and ever-changing business world as a dynamic and decisive leader. Learn the fundamentals of business in your first year, then choose a concentration that allows you to focus on a specialized program in your area of interest: Accounting, Management, or Sport Management. 

911����'s Hospitality Management associate program will prepare you for an exciting career in the growing tourism industry. Students complete a core of hospitality management courses and select a concentration in either management or culinary arts. All Hospitality Management students are required to complete an internship in their field of specialization before graduation to ensure you leave with valuable hands-on industry experience. 

The Culinary Arts certificate is designed to provide students with sufficient skills needed to secure an entry-level position in the restaurant/foods area. Students gain basic skills in foods, sanitation, and nutrition as well as in purchasing and human resources. Courses in college writing, computers, and math provide basic communication and math skills.