Business Administration
Business administration majors help students develop skills in business management, finance, marketing, accounting, human resource management, and organizational behavior. Students learn how to manage a company’s finances, create budgets, and plan strategies to increase sales.
Accounting
Accounting majors prepare students to work in public accounting firms, private companies, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Students learn about financial statements, taxes, auditing, and bookkeeping.
Economics
Economics majors study the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Students learn about supply and demand, money, banking, interest rates, inflation, unemployment, and international trade.
Finance
Finance majors teach students how to analyze businesses’ financial information to make investment decisions. Students learn about risk management, securities analysis, corporate governance, and capital markets.
Management
Management majors teach students how to run a business efficiently. Students learn about leadership, strategy, operations, and technology.
Marketing
Marketing majors teach students how to market products and services effectively. Students learn about advertising, branding, consumer psychology, and social media.
Real Estate
Real estate majors teach students how to buy, sell, and rent real property. Students learn about mortgages, zoning laws, construction, and land use.