Student Affairs & Enrollment Management
Bachelor of Business Administration with major in Accounting
Bachelor of Business Administration with major in Administration
Bachelor of Business Administration with major in Finance
Bachelor of Business Administration with major in Human Resource Management
Bachelor of Business Administration with major in International Business
Bachelor of Science - Accounting (Professional Track)
Bachelor of Applied Science
Associate in Applied Science Degree - Office Administration
Marketing Certificate
Marketing Concentration for Business Majors
Department of Fine and Performing Arts
Department of Language and Literature
Department of Social Science
2018-2019 Catalog > School of Business and Entrepreneurship
College of Education, Business and Applied Sciences
Full-time Faculty: Gruhlke-Chair, Butz, Conrick, Corbin, Dragseth, Hanson, Hauf, Heidt, Kass, Lowe, Neubert, Voutsas
Dickinson State University's School of Business and Entrepreneurship's Mission is to educate and prepare skilled, principled and entrepreneurial graduates who will have a positive impact in their professions, their companies, and their communities.
Participation in Writing Across the Curriculum and Writing in the Disciplines
By completing the designated courses for degree programs in the School of Business and Entrepreneurship, students will have completed the requirements for the university's writing program as described in the Academic Affairs section of the catalog for Writing Across the Curriculum/Writing in the Disciplines. See the Writing Across the Curriculum section of the catalog for the designated courses used to meet writing requirements for your program plan. Course descriptions will also identify courses that are part of the writing program.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting with Professional Track
Bachelor of Science in Education - Business Education (Secondary Education)
Associate in Applied Science in Office Administration
Concentrations:
Marketing Concentration
The marketing concentration is an option that may be added to the following business majors: Accounting, Administration, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, or Business Education.
Certificate of Completion Program
Minors for Non-Business Majors
Business Education (Secondary Education)