It provides traditional and non-traditional students the opportunity to enhance their education by participating in various local and national chapter activities such as workshops, conferences, and competitive events. The mission of SIS is to provide students with the necessary skills and contacts to function as professionals in today's information society. Leadership experiences, outings and tours, and presentations by information systems professionals are among the activities sponsored. The Finance Student Association promotes a better understanding of finance and provides a means to enrich business students with in formation regarding career opportunities through a variety of educational trips, guest speakers, and social activities. The mission of the club is to inform, educate, and enhance the classroom learning experience.
Membership is open to all students majoring in pre-business and business.
The associate degree program is designed to provide a consistency between it and the preparation students require to pursue any of the six bachelor's degree curricula in the College of Business. Advising is available in the College of Business to assist students in making these choices. The minor in business administration is available to students whose major is outside the College of Business. It is also awarded to all students who complete a bachelor's degree in the College of Business. The minor consists of 24 semester hours.