Undergraduate Programs

The accounting major surveys the principles, theories, and concepts of the accounting profession while providing an intense review of the economic, quantitative, and managerial aspects of business.

Gain an understanding of the principles, theories, and concepts of the accounting profession, as you learn how to identify, analyze, and solve accounting challenges in ways that are practical, effective, and Christ-centered.

This program equips students to use data science and data analytics to make wise business decisions, and gives them a chance to focus their studies on accounting, economics, finance, or marketing.

This program offers the following areas of study: Accounting, Economics, Finance, and Marketing.

The program is for students seeking expertise in data science and data analytics with a specialization in the field of business, teaching them how to analyze large quantities of data and discover value-oriented insights across a wide range of data-rich business domains (accounting, economics, finance, marketing, human resource management, and supply chain management).

The business economics major provides students analytical skills built on a strong general business foundation. This major focuses on business management responsibilities and the improvement in business decision making that comes from a deeper understanding of the economic environment of business.

This degree develops competence in conceptual, human, and technical skills necessary to enter into both public- and private-sector organizations.

Learn about multiple fields of business and gain a broad understanding of the marketplace as you learn to analyze and solve core management challenges.

This program prepares individuals to succeed in the digital marketing space and in social media marketing.

Learn about the primary areas of the economics discipline—supply and demand, marketplace competition, the effects of policy changes, and more—and equip yourself with an understanding of the basics of economic behavior.

This major equips students with the basic principles of entrepreneurship and innovation, preparing them for the 21st-century business world.

Gain a solid understanding of multiple business disciplines, including management, finance, marketing, accounting, and economics, and how to formulate business solutions that are innovative, effective, and ethical.

This program aims to equip students with the theoretical understanding and practical skills necessary to evaluate and direct decisions regarding the allocation of financial resources.

Learn how to engage in the effective, ethical stewardship of the financial resources of individuals, corporations, or financial institutions.

This minor is for non-business students who are interested in pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree after completing their bachelor’s program, teaching them the key concepts and skills, both analytical and relational, to be successful managers and leaders in business and society.

This minor is for non-business students who are interested in pursuing a Master of Business Management (MBM) degree after completing their bachelor’s program, preparing them to become managers and leaders who effectively motivate employees, improve job performance, guide their organizations to invest in their workforce, and recruit and retain the right individuals.

This program equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles and practices of managing human capital within an organization, giving them the knowledge and skills needed to effectively recruit, develop, and retain employees, and to navigate the complex legal and ethical considerations associated with employment.

This interdisciplinary program prepares students for careers in the growing field of human resources, equipping them with skills in managing benefits and policies, designing and leading employee training and development programs, and managing employee relations.

This major equips students to think critically and analytically in business, politics, and cultural interrelationships. Students learn how to survey the dynamics of an interdependent global business environment and solve complex problems in a wide variety of organizational settings.

Prepare for careers in the dynamic and interdependent global business environment with this program that incorporates a collaborative approach to the study of business, international management, strategic positioning, international trade, macroeconomics, and politics.

Pursue excellence in your chosen major while also seeking proficiency as a strengths-driven leader as you learn about whole-person development, leadership and virtue, the role of personal strengths and skills in leadership, and how to lead as an agent of change.

The marketing major provides students with a strong general business foundation, plus marketing courses that address the primary functional concerns of marketing in industry and commerce.

Learn strong foundational skills in the primary areas of marketing, including marketing communications, consumer behavior, marketing research, digital marketing, and more.

Learn about the origin and development of the agencies and appointed officials who develop public policy and rules, and implement and enforce state and federal law, in regard to education, criminal justice, urban planning, social service, and health services management, as well as their relationship to constitutional, elected government, as you prepare for career opportunities with state and federal agencies and publicly funded and nonprofit organizations.