No, internships are not required, but they are highly encouraged. The Advising and Career Development Office arranges all Business Administration internships. In addition, students often find opportunities within our alumnae network . Yes, the Business Administration major is offered in an accelerated format for qualifying adult students. Click here to learn more about our accelerated program.
Coursework assumes competency in computer applications.
It is strongly recommended that students have word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and database skills. If students do not have these skills or want to refresh them, the department offers one-credit computer application courses. The Marketing major is designed to expose students to the many facets of the marketing function such as product development, pricing, distribution, merchandising, advertising and promotion. In addition, market research skills are developed through software training in statistical analysis and related decision models. All students in the department are assigned a full-time faculty member as their advisor.