The Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate offers a variety of undergraduate minors for students of all majors. Minor programs are designed to let students pursue a guided course of study in an area outside their major. No matter what professional path you chose, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
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Marketing
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B.A. in Anthropology and Education with Endorsement in Elementary Education
The Anthropology and Education with an Endorsement in Elementary Education (K-6) program prepares students to make a difference in the lives of young children through a career in education with an emphasis on the scientific study of humanity.
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B.A. in Anthropology and Education with Endorsements in P-3 and Teacher of Students with Disabilities
The Anthropology and Education with an Endorsement in P-3 and Teacher of Students with Disabilities program prepares students for successful careers in early childhood education with a broad understanding of the scientific study of humanity.
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Foundations in Business Administration
The Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate offers a variety of undergraduate minors for students of all majors. Minor programs are designed to let students pursue a guided course of study in an area outside their major. No matter what professional path you chose, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
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General Management
The Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate offers a variety of undergraduate minors for students of all majors. Minor programs are designed to let students pursue a guided course of study in an area outside their major. No matter what professional path you chose, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
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Business Administration
The Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate offers a variety of undergraduate minors for students of all majors. Minor programs are designed to let students pursue a guided course of study in an area outside their major. No matter what professional path you chose, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
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Business Administration – Economics
The Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate offers a variety of undergraduate minors for students of all majors. Minor programs are designed to let students pursue a guided course of study in an area outside their major. No matter what professional path you chose, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
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Business Administration – Finance
The Department of Economics, Finance, and Real Estate offers a variety of undergraduate minors for students of all majors. Minor programs are designed to let students pursue a guided course of study in an area outside their major. No matter what professional path you chose, you’ll receive a contemporary business education—combined with a strong foundation in the liberal arts—that will help you meet your goals.
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B.S. in Business Administration with a Concentration in Real Estate
Finance students learn to assess and price risk, apply finance theories to market analysis, and analyze corporate investment and financing decisions. Coursework focuses on risk assessment, the risk and rewards of stocks and bonds, corporate finance management, financial accounting, capital formation, capital structure, banking, futures, options and other derivatives, long-term planning, and investment.
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B.S. in Business Administration with a Concentration in Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship
The Management and Leadership curriculum within the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program provides both a broad understanding of all the business disciplines and an area of focus in one of three departmental concentrations. Through concentrations in the undergraduate business administration program.