With an accounting degree, you’ll learn to speak the “language of business.” Accounting majors who make good grades and follow the advice of faculty and staff have a near 100% job placement rate and receive the most competitive starting salaries of any major.

Are you interested in aviation, but prefer to keep both feet on the ground? The aviation management program prepares you for employment with airline and corporate aviation organizations, government agencies, and consulting firms.

The business administration major provides a solid foundation in business fundamentals while allowing you to customize a plan of study best suited to your interests and career aspirations. It is the most flexible of degree options in the college.

If you ever ran a successful lemonade stand, babysitting service or lawn mowing business as a child or, if you worked at the family restaurant after school and on weekends, then chances are the entrepreneurship and family business program is for you.

Finance is the art and science of managing money. And a degree in finance prepares you for the high-powered world of investment and portfolio management, corporate finance, investment banking and international finance.

Human resource management is the perfect blend of working with people and being an active participant in the business world. If a corporate environment appeals to you but crunching and analyzing numbers does not, consider human resource management.

Do you enjoy technology and computer systems but don’t think life as a techie is for you? As an information systems management major, you learn how to use technology to gather data, solve problems and make complex decisions in a business environment.

These days, every large company operates internationally and even the smallest U.S. firms look to the global marketplace. In this environment, you’ll have tremendous opportunity with an international business degree.

The management major prepares you for supervisory positions in almost every setting possible. The program emphasizes project management, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills. Managers enjoy a high level of responsibility and visibility.

With a marketing degree you’ll learn to help businesses make strategic decisions about their products, prices, advertising, retailing and public relations; and you’ll develop the creative and communication skills you’ll need for an executive position.

With a professional flight management degree, you will not only be prepared for a career as a professional pilot but you will also gain the business acumen required to excel in leadership and supervisory positions beyond the cockpit.

Did you put on your favorite jeans or t-shirt today? Did you visit a store (or Web site) to buy them? If so, you have participated in a supply chain. Supply chain managers coordinate business processes to efficiently match supply with demand.