The graduates of the four-year degree programs are primarily employed by businesses in Louisiana. France supplies the single largest number of international students, largely because of exchange programs with several French business schools. The typical graduate locates in Southeast Louisiana, although a significant number of graduates locate outside the state, and international students generally return to their home countries. The employer community is comprised of retail, service, wholesale, manufacturing, and construction concerns operated by individuals from eclectic ethnic and gender backgrounds. Petroleum related industries and shipbuilding operations are common.
Employers are largely regional but with increasing national and international activities.
These persons are actively engaged in intellectual development activities of various kinds and are involved with professional and academic organizations. That involvement is supported by the College. The faculty members believe in providing excellence in education with a personal touch. Business Administration 200 and 201 cannot be applied toward a Bachelor of Science degree in the College of Business Administration. All minors in the college of business require 18 hours with a minimum grade of C in each course.