Accounting involves the collection, organization and presentation of financial information for effective decision-making.

The Business Administration Major exposes graduates to all facets of business, giving them flexibility to tailor their education to their professional experience or explore interests.

Economists study how scarce resources can be efficiently allocated to produce the maximum number of goods and services. Economists conduct research, collect and analyze data, monitor economic trends and develop forecasts.

This major is designed for students who expect to hold managerial positions in large or small organizations.

Economists apply theory to endeavors such as banking, finance, manufacturing, education, law, international trade, labor, insurance, agriculture, health, criminal justice, energy, natural resources and telecommunications.

The entrepreneurship major provides a foundation for students interested in starting their own businesses.

Finance is a discipline that deals with allocation of resources on corporate, institutional and personal levels.

The field of management information systems involves applying computer technology, quantitative techniques and administrative skills to the information processing requirements of organizations.

Marketing is a set of interacting business activities designed to plan, price, promote and distribute goods and services.

Operations & Supply Chain Management is about getting things done effectively and efficiently in organizations. Operations managers manage the production systems in manufacturing and services.