Stevenson University

What you'll study

Students typically complete a mix of general education and business-major courses. Core topic areas include:

• Accounting and Finance: financial accounting, managerial accounting, principles of finance and budgeting fundamentals.
• Management and Strategy: organizational behavior, strategic management, leadership and human resources fundamentals.
• Marketing and Sales: marketing principles, consumer behavior, digital marketing basics and market research methods.
• Operations and Analytics: operations management, supply chain basics, business statistics and introductory data analysis for decision-making.
• Professional Skills and Ethics: business communication, ethics, negotiation and project-based learning or internship experiences.

Entry requirements

Admission is at undergraduate level and generally requires a secondary-school diploma or equivalent, academic transcripts, and a completed application. Admissions may consider standardized test scores where applicable, a personal statement, and letters of recommendation. Transfer applicants typically need college transcripts and course descriptions for credit evaluation.

Career prospects

Graduates enter a wide range of roles in business, including junior management, sales and marketing coordinator, financial analyst (entry level), human resources assistant, operations supervisor and small-business management. The degree also provides a foundation for graduate study in business (MBA) or specialized fields such as accounting or supply chain management. Career outcomes depend on internships, networking, chosen electives, and professional certifications pursued after graduation.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Students should explore merit-based scholarships, need-based aid, departmental awards, and external scholarships from professional associations and community organizations. Work-study, part-time employment and paid internships can offset costs while providing relevant experience. Prospective students are advised to contact the university's financial aid office early to understand available packages and application steps.