School of Business

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Accounting and Business Law Department


Accounting BS

After completing our program, students will:

  • be aware of the ethical responsibilities of accounting professionals.
  • write effective and concise professional reports that are technically correct.
  • demonstrate knowledge and practical use of technology employed by accounting professionals.
  • possess the technical functional knowledge demanded of accounting professionals.
  • demonstrate proficiency in the core business disciplines of accounting, finance, marketing, management, economics and quantitative management.
  • possess the technical functional knowledge demanded of accounting professionals as related to Cost Accounting.
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Economics Department


Economics BS/Minor

After completing our program, students will:

  •  demonstrate understanding of the major economic problems facing society and the policy alternatives which may be utilized to contend with these problems.
  • demonstrate the ability to draw insights about economic behavior from the application of mathematical tools.
  • demonstrate the ability to access existing knowledge by retrieving, assembling, and organizing information on particular topics and issues in economics.
  • demonstrate the ability to clearly communicate the analysis of an economic issue.
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Finance Department


(SLOs)

Hospitality and Tourism Department


Hospitality and Tourism Management BS/Minor

After completing our program, students will:

  • demonstrate effective writing and establish decisive verbal and non-verbal ability through the development and defense of hospitality/tourism scenarios via allied cases, documentation and business plans. 
  • document real-world business computational and analysis expertise (i.e. balance sheet and sources and uses of funds, income and cash-flow statements).
  • articulate and respond to social, ethical, environmental and economic challenges at local, national and international levels through participation in an ethics case study with follow up exercises that highlights why ethical people often engage in unethical behavior in a business setting.
  • weigh changing environmental trends, unsolved problems and gaps for relevance in the marketplace.
  • efficiently synthesize principles of hospitality/ tourism, finance, management, marketing, primary and secondary research, economics and accounting.
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Management and Marketing Department


(SLOs)

Supply Chain and Information Management Department


(SLOs)