PLO 1: Apply the appropriate business processes, concepts, and methodologies.
PLO 2: Organize data to apply analytical methodologies to solve qualitative and quantitative problems in business.
PLO 3: Communicate effectively in teams to complete projects and tasks.
PLO 4: Examine professional ethics considering legal, organizational, and societal responsibilities.
PLO 5: Outline Marketing Best Practices to Achieve Organizational Goals.

• Strong foundation in business administration, including management, finance, accounting, marketing, economics, and business law.
• Comprehensive marketing concentration with electives in digital marketing, advertising, public relations, international marketing, sales, merchandising, and travel & tourism marketing.
• Development of data analytics and business intelligence skills through spreadsheet analytics, descriptive analytics, and data visualization.
• Emphasis on entrepreneurship and innovation, including courses in Design Thinking and Introduction to Entrepreneurship.
• Global perspective through coursework in global business, macroeconomics, microeconomics, government and business, and historical/global studies.
• Practical technology training in computer tools, information systems, digital literacy, and project management.
• Strong communication preparation through college writing and professional presentation courses.
• Focus on ethical decision-making and leadership with business ethics, ethics and philosophy, and organizational management.
• Capstone experience in Business Policies, integrating knowledge to solve real-world business challenges.
• Well-rounded liberal arts education, including natural sciences, social sciences, arts and literature, religion, wellness, and general education courses to support critical thinking and communication.

Graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Management are prepared for leadership and supervisory roles across a variety of industries, including business, healthcare, government, nonprofit organizations, manufacturing, retail, and technology.

Potential career opportunities include:

• Business Manager
• Operations Manager
• Project Coordinator/Project Manager
• Human Resources Specialist
• Human Resources Manager
• Management Analyst
• Operations Analyst
• Administrative Services Manager
• Sales Manager
• Customer Success Manager
• Retail Store Manager
• Training and Development Coordinator
• Supply Chain or Logistics Coordinator
• Entrepreneur/Small Business Owner
• Business Development Representative
• Office Manager
• Team Leader or Supervisor
• Nonprofit Program Manager
• Account Manager
• Management Consultant (entry-level)

Graduates are also well prepared to pursue advanced degrees such as an MBA, a Master's in Human Resource Management, Organizational Leadership, or related graduate programs, as well as professional certifications in project management, human resources, or business analysis.