Graduates are employed as managers, operations specialist, information analysts, computer programmers, statisticians, and research analysts. Marketing is the function in business and non-business organizations that is responsible for developing, pricing, distribution, and promoting products, services, and ideas. This major leads to positions such as sales specialist, research analyst, purchasing agent, retail manager, and corporate marketing management. In addition to core requirements, courses include English, history, foreign language, natural and behavioral sciences, and other disciplines. The requirement of 18 hours of directed study outside The School encourage students to select one of the many minors offered by the University.
Structured electives can lead to a double major or stronger emphasis in a particular field.
Professional advisors are available throughout each student's academic career to help with decisions and develop career possibilities. Undergraduate business students are strongly encouraged to participate in study abroad programs. The School sponsors programs in England, Canada, Spain, Italy, and Monaco. Other international study experiences are available through the University's Byrnes International Center. The opportunities for Business majors is virtually unlimited.