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Academics: School of Business


School of Business

“The Business School has stimulating professors that offer students a huge advantage in their future. The professors strive to evaluate the minds of their individual students in order to inform and prepare them for the business
world ahead.”
- Jason Reddick, current business major

Our supportive faculty places a large emphasis on teaching excellence and uses a strong program of academic advisement to help students throughout their college careers. Founded in 1929, the School of Business at Chowan University is now among the largest programs on campus and enrolls a major portion of our student population because of this steadfast dedication.

Chowan has expanded its Bachelor of Science Business Administration Degree to include four areas of concentration:

Chowan University's School of Business has a rich tradition of producing high quality business professionals that goes back almost 80 years. With great faculty and classes and several motivating organizations, awards and honors that can help boost a resume, it is easy to see why our School of Business is one of Chowan University's most popular programs.

Through small class sizes and personal attention, our expert faculty will prepare students with a quality education for either going straight into a career or attending a grad school program. Students will develop a good knowledge of the broad functions of business and will be able to exhibit the skills essential to their individual areas of concentration. Students will also acquire effective communication skills, in both oral and written abilities, and will be able to demonstrate their technological competencies, especially in their hands-on internship experiences. These internship experiences will allow students to apply their knowledge and skills in real-life situations, also while helping to build their resumes.

In October of each year, the business school hosts a seminar for area high school students interested in business. The Horizons in Business Seminar consists of a general conference and concurrent group sessions on specific topics that would appeal to high school juniors and seniors. Chowan has been offering this excellent opportunity to area students for almost 30 years.

Want to know more about The School of Business?
Check out the business newsletter and view previous issues here.



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