The School of Business includes the Department of Business Administration and the Department of Economics. The school serves three goals: to prepare students for careers or continued studies requiring a thorough grounding in business and economics; to support the scholarly and research activities of its faculty and students; and to promote the involvement of faculty and students in the work of the university and the world beyond the campus. To meet its teaching obligation, the School of Business offers the following degrees: B.S. Accounting, B.S. Business Administration, B.S. Business Administration: Finance, B.S. Business Administration: Management, B.S. Business Administration: Management Information Systems, B.S. Business Administration: Marketing, B.A. Economics.
Additionally, the School of Business provides courses for students pursuing other majors who wish to further their understanding of business and economics in the contemporary world. Minors in Business Administration and in Economics are available to supplement other majors offered by the university. The school offers courses as appropriate for completion of the College Core Curriculum. The School of Business participates in the Industrial Management major. This major prepares students for careers in business, industry and government requiring both technical and managerial knowledge. The school also participates in the Music Business major, the Computer Information Systems Track of the Computer Science major, and the Economics and Finance options in the Applied Mathematics major. For information on the degree programs offered by the School of Business, interested persons should note the descriptions for Accounting, Business Administration and Economics.