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B.Sc. Business Administration

- Prepares the student for careers in managing organizational resources in profit and non-profit organizations

- Equip students with background in people skills, communications skills and organization skills

B. Sc. Marketing

 - Relates business strategy decisions to the environment in which companies operate.

 - Strategy decisions consider product introduction; extensions of product line and deletions; distribution channels for products;

market- oriented pricing; and promotion including personal selling and advertising

- Besides major social and economic influence on strategy, the nature of market demand and competitive activity are carefully examined in terms of their influence on strategy choice.

B. Sc. Accounting  

 - Accounting is the process of identifying, measuring and communicating economic information about an organization for the purpose of making decisions and informed judgments

 - A ccounting courses integrate the study of the theory and current practice of accounting with research and computer applications. Students will be able to use business and accounting concepts to make decisions about difficult issues. They will be trained as problem solvers who critically evaluate alternatives and examine which approach will be best for a business when more than one approach can be logically supported. Users of accounting information include the management of the entity or organization, the owners of the organization, employees, and various other agencies that are concerned with regulatory and tax matters.

B. Sc. Management Information Systems  

- Information is an organizational resource shared among various functional areas. The specialization in Management of Information Systems prepares students to manage such information, to act as liaison between functional areas of business and information technology, and to design, develop, and maintain information management systems. Students completing this program enter positions as systems analysts, project managers, network administrators, database specialists, and Web page developers.