Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics

Data is everywhere, but its value relies on inquisitive professionals who can find the meaning behind the numbers. With a Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics from Clarkson University, you will gain the tools to become the problem-solver organizations want. Our program gives you the theoretical foundation and practical skills to turn data into relevant insights. As a student, you will also have the opportunity to build your résumé via high-quality internships and valuable global experiences. Our rigorous program is one of the reasons we are considered one of the best business schools in the country by The Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report. The skills you learn will be valued in today's data-driven business world, giving you access to any industry. Use algorithms to identify new business opportunities. Apply mathematical tools to create innovative solutions. Weave a story with the insights you acquire, clearly communicating findings and next steps. Our faculty are renowned entrepreneurs and scholars who offer guidance both inside and outside the classroom. The Parker Career Center can also help you plan a personalized career path. You will have access to opportunities to apply your skills in our very own Innovation Hub and the entrepreneurship programs offered by Clarkson Ignite. You will graduate ready to hit the ground running.

Official secondary school transcript, mark sheets or national exam scores. If you have already taken graduation exams, you must provide the result report. This includes WASSCE (West Africa), CAPE (Caribbean), Grade 12 boards (South Asia), etc. Two letters of recommendation. Personal statement or essay (250-650 words). Test optional: SAT/ACT scores. If submitted, the scores will be taken into consideration during the admissions process. Clarkson also accepts self-reported test scores. Clarkson SAT code: 2084, Clarkson ACT code: 2698. SAT/ACT- Clarkson strongly recommends that international applicants provide SAT/ACT scores. International applicants may send unofficial SAT or ACT scores. These may include scores reported by you on the CommonApp, those that appear on your high school transcript, or scanned copies uploaded in your application.