Accounting Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of their program curricula, students who complete a major in Business and Economics will be able to: 

• analyze the implications and dynamics of business ownership structures (private and public), organization (departments and authority), and principles of management (POLC),
• demonstrate knowledge of the function and strategic purpose of business processes such as accounting, finance, legal, sales, marketing, human resource management, and operations,
• recognize and contextualize the socio-cultural and global factors that impact business decisions and how those decisions impact markets,
• apply technology, analytical methodologies, and critical thinking skills to evaluate and solve business problems,
• identify and solve ethical business dilemmas using ethical decision-making frameworks,
• demonstrate effective business communications skills, both written and oral, and
• be well-prepared for the job market based on practical experiences through internships, experiential learning, networking opportunities, and career readiness services.