The College of Business and Public Management is comprised of four schools offering the following degree programs listed in the chart below:
- The Global Business School
- The School of Accounting and Finance
- The School of Management and Marketing
- The School of Criminal Justice and Public Management
| Undergraduate Programs | major guidesheet | minor guidesheet | 4 year plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accounting | |||
| Criminal Justice | |||
| Finance | |||
| Global Business | |||
| Management-Entrepreneurship Option | |||
| Management- General Business Option | |||
| Management- Management of Organizations Option | |||
| Management- Supply Chain Option | |||
| Marketing | |||
| Public Administration | |||
| Graduate Programs | |||
| Master of Science in Accounting | |||
| Master of Arts in Criminal Justice | |||
| Global MBA - Global Management Option | |||
| Global MBA - Executive Option | |||
| Master of Public Administration-General | |||
| Master of Public Administration- Health Services Admin. |
Academic Advisement for Students in the College of Business and Public Management
- The College of Business and Public Management views academic advisement as an essential component of the student learning experience.
- The faculty of the College is dedicated to student development and views advisement an extension of the classroom.
- Upon admission to the major, each student in the College is advised by a full-time professor from our College. Each professor dedicates at least eight hours a week to student advisement and assistance.
- The College utilizes academic advising as an avenue to supporting and developing the student-faculty mentoring relationship.
- The College of Business and Public Management strives for the highest quality advisement in keeping with the professional standards of the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA).
