The College of New Jersey

What you'll study

Students follow a sequence of core business courses covering topics such as financial accounting, managerial finance, marketing principles, organisational behaviour, operations and information systems, and business law, supported by quantitative and communication requirements. Electives and concentrations allow deeper study in areas like finance, marketing, management, entrepreneurship, or analytics. Practical learning is reinforced through case work, group projects, and opportunities for internships or capstone experiences.

Entry requirements

Admission is through TCNJ's undergraduate application process. Typical expectations include a high school diploma (or equivalent), an academic transcript demonstrating preparation in mathematics and writing, and completion of the college's application. Specific GPA, testing, or portfolio requirements may vary; applicants should consult the college admissions office for personalised guidance.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for entry‑level roles across business functions: management trainee programs, marketing or sales positions, financial analyst or accounting assistant roles, operations and supply chain support, or work in small and family firms. Many alumni also pursue graduate study (MBA or specialised master’s) or professional certifications to advance into leadership, consulting, or specialised analytical roles.

Scholarships & funding angle

Students should explore institutional merit scholarships, need‑based aid, and departmental awards administered by TCNJ. Internships and cooperative education placements can supplement finances and enhance employability. Prospective applicants are advised to review the college’s financial aid office resources and external scholarship opportunities early in the application process.