Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion

What you'll study

The program covers how organizations operate, make decisions, manage resources, and respond to change, with applied exercises that develop communication, problem-solving, data analysis, ethical decision-making, and leadership. AI and emerging technologies are woven throughout the degree to explore automation, analytics, and digital tools. Program-specific course codes listed on the program page include:

• BUS-302, BUS-312, BUS-316
• AIM-300, AIM-200, AIM-417, AIM-415, AIM-420, AIM-405, AIM-406, AIM-408
• BUS-321, BUS-325, BUS-330, BUS-335, BUS-339, BUS-344, BUS-345, BUS-354
• BUS-360, BUS-365, BUS-370, BUS-374, BUS-380, BUS-387
• BUS-391, BUS-392, BUS-395

Entry requirements

Applicants must provide proof of high school graduation or a GED and submit original transcripts from all previous college or university study at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by both the U.S. Department of Education and CHEA.

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue roles across corporations, small businesses, nonprofits and startups. Typical positions noted by the program include business analyst, operations manager, project manager, small business manager, revenue operations specialist, people operations specialist, digital marketing specialist, business operations specialist, entrepreneur and roles in human resources.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Financial assistance is available in multiple forms, including grants, loans, scholarships, veterans’ benefits and employer reimbursement. The program page lists tuition at $455 per credit hour and notes that applicable fees for resources and services may be assessed; tuition rate is maintained for students who remain continuously enrolled. Cost sheets and an estimated cost of attendance can be requested from an enrollment counselor or found on the financial aid webpage.