This 48 credit program is designed to prepare students for admission to law school and an eventual career in law. Students are exposed to a variety of the social sciences which impact on the legal profession. Students in the two-year program may major in Management, Accounting or Computer Information Systems. Bachelor of Science in Business The Business Program, leading to the Bachelor of Science degree, prepares students for participation in varied business enterprises and relationships. The Business Division seeks to educate business professionals who will serve their communities with skill and integrity.
Internships provide the students with opportunities to experience directly their chosen careers.
The purpose of the minor in Business is to provide students from other divisions the opportunity to complement their academic backgrounds with Business courses thereby preparing themselves for a broad variety of career options. Internship The Business Division believes that the internship experience provides Business majors with an excellent opportunity to synthesize the theory and methodologies comprising their academic experience with the contemporary trends of the marketplace. The course of study leading to a bachelor's degree for all undergraduate education majors has three components to prepare students for careers in education. The three areas reflect the Mission of the College and the Division of Education's Program Theme and are designed to meet the Vermont State Department of Education's requirements for teacher certification. The three components are foundational studies in liberal education, an academic concentration in liberal arts or sciences, and a sequence of courses in education.