And those technical courses are taught by excellent professors. But many other colleges make the same claims. First, the number of business majors at GC has increased over recent years, closely following national trends.
GC students find what they re looking for in a business program.
Since commerce is international in scope, it is crucial that business and accounting majors build a broad world view. A recruiter from a national accounting firm has observed that GC seniors demonstrate more maturity because of their SST experience. For students unable or not interested in studying abroad, it s possible to use electives related to international economics to help fulfill GC s international education requirement. That background is important because today s accountants are more than number-crunchers. Numbers mean nothing without interpretation and that s one of the beauties of a liberal arts education.