Each course of study includes the business administration and economics requirements, depending on your curriculum emphasis and goals, and courses in the Wartburg Plan of general education. These curricula combine business administration and economics and the liberal arts to educate you as a whole person by developing your intellectual talent, cultivating your personal values, and involving you in the campus and larger communities. Practice your leadership skills in any of the more than 100 student organizations-covering such interests as music, athletics, campus ministry, campus activities, and student government. Our American Marketing Association chapter offers networking with professionals, participation in regional and national conferences, and opportunities to conduct market research. You may be eligible for Delta Mu Delta, a national business administration honorary.
Membership is based on scholastic performance, character, and leadership.
Phi Beta Lambda, open to all business administration and economics majors, sponsors mock interviews to prepare you for job searches.