Business Administration Minor

The Business Administration minor offers a solid foundation in key business concepts, providing valuable insights for students in a variety of academic disciplines. Through coursework in management, marketing, finance, and analytics, students gain essential knowledge of the principles that drive successful businesses and organizations.

This minor emphasizes practical applications and critical thinking, equipping students with vital skills in decision-making, problem-solving, and strategic planning. These skills enhance their ability to excel in diverse professional environments, regardless of their primary field of study. By integrating business perspectives with interdisciplinary learning, students develop a well-rounded understanding of the business landscape, empowering them to contribute effectively to their careers while complementing their major academic pursuits.

This minor is specifically designed for students whose majors are outside of the Department of Business & Economics, and is not available to those majoring in Accounting, Business Economics (B.S.), Finance, Global Business & Economics, Healthcare Administration, or Marketing.

Students enrolled in the Business Administration minor are required to successfully complete eight classes (23 credits) as detailed below: