School of Business Administration

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The Mission of the Clark Atlanta University School of Business (CAUSB) is to prepare a diverse student population to become managers, entrepreneurs, educators, and leaders by providing a quality educational experience, grounded in sound and ethical principles, which enables graduates to succeed in a complex, dynamic and global environment.

Clark Atlanta University (CAU) is a distinguished, comprehensive, private, urban, coeducational institution with a proud African-American heritage. Offering a broad spectrum of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees, as well as certificate programs, CAU serves students from diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Founded in 1988 through the historic consolidation of Atlanta University (established in 1865 as the nation's first graduate school for African Americans) and Clark College (founded in 1869 as the first four-year liberal arts institution to primarily serve African-American undergraduates), CAU embodies a legacy of academic excellence and community impact. Click here https://www.cau.edu/ for information on the University. For information on the School of Business, visit https://www.cau.edu/school-of-business/. The School of Business provides robust academic programs, including: Undergraduate Degrees: BA in Accounting BA in Business Administration with concentrations in: Finance Financial Planning Marketing Management Supply Chain Management International Business BA in Economics Graduate Degrees: Full-Time MBA MBA for Working Professionals MA in Accounting All non-economics degree programs within the School of Business proudly hold AACSB accreditation , reflecting the school's commitment to delivering world-class business education.

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