The Frost School of Business offers a bachelor of science in administration with a choice of concentrations: accounting, finance, or management. We also offer the traditional liberal arts bachelor of arts in economics. To ensure a firm conceptual and quantitative foundation, all majors complete classes in basic economic principles, accounting, statistics, finance, management, and marketing. This blend of courses is important because our graduates are likely to be involved as team members in all phases of a business operation.

 

Unique Opportunities

  • Intimate classrooms, wired with the latest technology, and easy access to faculty, create a learning environment that is individualized and interactive.
  • Students often present collaborative research at professional meetings, and many times, these presentations lead to publication in a professional journal.
  • Faculty members use a variety of instructional techniques best suited to course objectives and optimal learning, including cases, lectures, simulations, team projects, student presentations, plant visits, and classroom visits by business leaders.
  • Our graduates have interned at businesses and organizations such as Nike, Louisiana Gas Development Corporation, Merrill Lynch, the Houston Astros, Phillips Energy Partners, Chase, and KPMG.
  • Business administration majors engage in a project to manage a real investment fund, the Frost School of Business’s Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF), that holds over $120,000. Students have consistently outperformed their growth benchmarks.

Business Administration Requirements

The Business Administration major at Centenary provides students with a broad understanding of business and of the larger economic and social environment within which organizations operate.

Economics Requirements

The B.A. program in Economics provides a liberal education for students interested in understanding major economic relationships present in every society.

Internships and Opportunities

The Frost School of Business offers many opportunities for students to expand their skills outside of the classroom.

Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy The institution does not discriminate in its educational and employment policies against any person on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, or on any other basis proscribed by federal, state, or local law.