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See the degree grade →The Business Minor provides non-business undergraduates with foundational skills in accounting, finance, management, marketing, production and business information systems. It suits students who want to broaden their career options by coupling their major field with core business knowledge.
The curriculum covers introductory and foundational topics across business functions rather than a single specialty. Core areas identified in the programme description include:
Students interested in this minor should formally enroll in the minor before taking courses. A Minor Advisor is available to assist students, and non-business students are directed to contact the College of Business Administration Student Success Center for more information about fitting the minor to their primary degree program.
Completing the Business Minor broadens employment opportunities by pairing disciplinary expertise with practical business knowledge. Graduates commonly use the minor to enhance marketability for roles that require interdisciplinary skills, to move into administrative or managerial tracks, or to complement technical or specialized majors with business literacy.
The programme description does not specify scholarships. Prospective students should consult the College of Business Administration Student Success Center and the university financial aid office for information on available funding, departmental awards, or university-wide scholarships that may support undergraduate study.
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