In our business program, you won’t simply memorize jargon and facts; you will develop strong analytical and group project skills by working with case studies representing situations you may face on the job. This process ultimately prepares you to adapt to the rapidly changing business environment.
Business Administration majors must select a concentration.
Learn how to analyze the structure, functioning and regulation of domestic and global financial institutions; analyze interest rate behavior and monetary policy; and impact financial markets and major types of financial instruments.
Take classes in all areas of business to become a well-rounded professional. This provides you with the flexibility to take classes that align with your specific career interests.
Good managers communicate and collaborate effectively to establish ethical principles in the business environment with people of diverse ethnic, cultural, gender and other backgrounds. They integrate management of people, processes and resources maximizing goal achievement in the global environment.
The marketing concentration teaches you how to evaluate current marketing concepts and apply the appropriate marketing mix to develop a sound marketing plan addressing various vertical markets such as retail, financial services and technology.
Current undergraduate students can apply for the “Bachelor’s Accelerated Master’s” (BAM) program, where students can enroll in graduate level courses while they are still completing their bachelor’s degree and put that credit toward a Master of Business Administration (MBA) through The University of Olivet.
A national award-winning student organization established to bring together people interested in the fields of insurance, risk management and financial planning.
Established to provide opportunities for professional development and networking in the fields of marketing and advertising.
Honor society for business majors and minors.
Provides students interested in the fields of accounting and finance professional development and service opportunities.