School of Business

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The School of Business graduates ethically-aware prospective business and civic leaders who are effective communicators, team leaders, critical thinkers, and problem solvers. We fulfill the mission by: • Admitting high-potential students from the Midwest and beyond; • Offering programs that embrace the knowledge, skills, and perspectives of the liberal arts; • Using effective teaching and learning strategies with appropriate technologies to prepare students for rapidly evolving business careers; • Engaging with business professionals, civic leaders, and community members to enhance student learning and readiness for the workforce, and; • Emphasizing faculty scholarly activity related to contributions to practice and teaching/learning with a secondary emphasis on discipline-based scholarship.

As business administration or accounting majors at Truman, students learn how to succeed in virtually any area of business through a combination of relevant coursework and learning opportunities outside of class, such as research, internships, study abroad, and student organizations. Today's business world requires a sophisticated skill set. Our classes teach students how to manage people, time, money, and resources efficiently and effectively. At Truman, students will find a cooperative spirit as they work on team projects, form study groups, and collaborate with professors who care enough to learn their names. Students create educational plans tailored to match their interests and career goals. All students must demonstrate elementary proficiency in a foreign language.

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