The majors in the Business Administration division at Loras have become some of the most popular and in-demand programs available. Althought the largest academic division on campus, we strive to personalize your experience to your chosen emphasis.

Leadership, experience, resource, and networking opportunities can be pursued in a number of student organizations, including:

Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)
Advertising and Marketing Association (AMA)
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)
Financial Management Association (FMA)
Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)
Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM)

Students benefit from a program that offers an impressive list of classes from which to choose, along with a large number of internships and opportunities to test your knowledge against “real world” situations before graduation.

Over 4,500 alums have graduated with an accounting/business major since the program’s founding in 1945.
All students take a common core of classes in addition to required courses for their specific major. This core allows them to broaden their business knowledge, as well as helping focus their interest in a specific area.
Committed to graduating students within 4 years, all students majoring in the division will have an advisor who cares about their academic progress and future career success.
Loras provides an active division-run internship program, offering local, regional, national, and international opportunities during the traditional academic year as well as summers.
Placement rate for graduates annually exceeds 90%.

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Core Curriculum

Major requirements and course descriptions

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