Bachelor's Degree in Management

As a management major, you will examine theories and concepts of organizations; develop the skills needed to fulfill various management roles; apply quantitative methods to solve management problems; study behavioral aspects of both nonprofit and for-profit organizations; become an ethical professional who recognizes the social responsibility of corporations; and master the latest technology used in the workplace. As a business student, you’ll use New York City as your classroom. You can take part in site visits and apply for internships at major companies like Mutual of America, Bloomberg and JP Morgan. On campus, you will have the chance to attend career fairs, guest speaker series, networking events or be paired with a professional mentor. Eager to manage your own business? The School of Business offers several classes on business strategy for small ventures and entrepreneurships. There’s also an Innovation Contest held each spring through the Entrepreneurship Club, which is open to all students. Student teams present their business ideas to a panel of judges a la Shark Tank for a monetary prize.