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Accounting

When solving puzzles, do you enjoy working hard to find an exact and accurate answer? With a career in accounting, you could put your skills to work professionally helping businesses, government agencies, and individuals assess their holdings and income. Read more...

Bachelor of Applied Studies

If you have an associate’s degree from a community college, the Bachelor of Applied Studies program is a convenient way to earn your bachelor's degree by taking additional upper-level and general education courses. Read more...

Business

Made up of selected courses from the business core, the business minor develops a versatile background that you can apply to other courses of study to benefit your future career. Read more...

Business Economics

Are you curious how companies decide how much to pay their employees? Or how the decisions of farmers, food distributors, and grocery stores determine how much you pay for an ear of corn? As an economist, you’ll apply problem solving, theory and mathematics to better understand how these processes work – and how you might be able to make them work more efficiently. Read more...

Business Education

What do all great business leaders have in common? A good plan? Vision? The right team? All these, of course! But before any of that, most of them had a good teacher. If your sense for business comes naturally and you love sharing it with others, consider making a career teaching the next generation of business leaders. Read more...

Computer Science

A few decades ago, it would have seemed unbelievable that a day would soon come when computers would be installed in everything from new cars to children’s toys, phones would take pictures and send messages by text, and a social network called Facebook would connect one-twelfth the world’s population. Technology will only continue to grow – and with it will grow the need for people who understand and further technology. Read more...

Computer Science/Mathematics

A few decades ago, it would have seemed unbelievable that a day would soon come when computers would be installed in everything from new cars to children’s toys, phones would take pictures and send messages by text, and a social network called Facebook would connect one-twelfth the world’s population. It’s even more impressive to realize that with all we’ve seen, we’re only at the beginning of the age of computers. Would you like to help drive the future of technology? Read more...

Finance and Banking

You may have experienced the thrill of watching your investments pay off – the time and energy you’ve put into your education, for one. But how do you grow a financial fortune? As a financier, you can be a working expert in answering that question, crunching the numbers to help businesses and individuals grow more money by leveraging their existing assets. Read more...

Mathematics

Mathematics is perhaps the most fundamental tool we have to describe the universe. Numbers, formulas, and algorithms help us understand the rules that govern the natural world by explaining everything from the massive scale of planetary motion down to the behavior of subatomic particles. They help us to predict how businesses will develop, allowing us to make stock market predictions. They quantify human behavior through the social sciences. They advance technology through their roles in computing and programming. Read more...

Mathematics - Corporate

Mathematics is essential to business, from the algorithms of financial software to sales projections to statistical analysis. Corporations depend on math and the people who understand it to inform crucial decisions. If you enjoy analytical work, like math, and want to work in business, the mathematics - corporate major is a way to combine your interests with a practical career focus. Read more...

Physics

Physicists study how the natural world behaves at basic levels: the motion of matter and the forces that govern it. Even though these properties may seem simple, they can be used to address many challenging, contemporary questions: How do we decrease our carbon footprint? Where are we going to get energy for the next 50 years? Why is gravity so weak? How can we stretch computers to the physical limits to increase their processing power? Read more...