Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion

What you'll study

Coursework covers basic business principles from a global perspective and includes both technical and interpersonal competencies. Core areas explicitly listed in the program materials are:

• Marketing fundamentals and consumer behavior
• Management principles and organizational leadership
• Business law basics and legal compliance
• Ethics in business decision-making
• Project management basics and coordination
• Customer service and sales fundamentals
• Accounting principles and financial literacy
• Human resources and workforce management
• Microsoft Office applications and administrative technology

The program also references introductory economics, marketing, human resources and management skill topics. Specific course codes cited in the program listing include GEN-111, ECO-205, BUS-225, MKG-220, BUS-230, BIS-225, ACC-203, MGT-215, BUS-150, HRM-215, UNV-120 and BUS-274.

Entry requirements

Applicants must provide a standard high school diploma or GED certification to be admitted.

Career prospects

Graduates are positioned for a variety of entry-level positions across industries. The program page lists potential roles such as administrative assistant, customer service associate, office manager, project coordinator, assistant store manager, store manager and relationship banker. The curriculum is intended to enable transfer into IWU bachelor’s-level business programs for students who wish to continue their education.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Financial aid options identified for the program include grants, loans, scholarships, veterans’ benefits and employer reimbursement. The university notes an estimated cost of attendance is available and that applicable fees for resources and services may be assessed; students may request cost sheets from an enrollment counselor. The program also highlights a locked tuition rate while students remain continuously enrolled.