Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business (Honors)

Find engaging seminar-style classes, study abroad opportunities, company visits, and professional development activities—all geared to prepare you for success anywhere in the world.Gain a stronger command of global business by examining the interplay between cultural, historical, religious, economic, and political forces at work around the world.Learn through a multi-disciplinary curriculum, taking courses in international business, regional studies, and functional areas.Global growth is shifting to emerging markets, with dramatically different economic, political and social systems. Estimates show that 70 percent of world growth over the next few years will come from emerging markets, with China and India accounting for 40 percent of that growth. Professionals with international business and multicultural knowledge will be in high demand. Job prospects are best for those with a broad-based understanding of the new challenges that international companies face, including the growing impact of social media on business communication across borders and nations (Occupational Handbook, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

An international freshman is a student who has completed or will soon complete high school and who has yet to enroll in a 2- or 4-year college or university.All freshman applicants are required to submit an SAT, ACT or CLT score for admissions consideration. This includes in-state, out of state and international students.The Office of Admissions will only accept electronic high school transcripts if sent directly from the school or counselor.