管理学文学士

管理研究是一种跨部门的非专业计划，旨在让大学生了解当今企业和其他组织所处的环境以及管理层在财务和人力资源投入方面所使用的一些工具。所有攻读管理研究专业的学生还必须完成至少一个已建立的部门或跨部门专业，而区域专业除外。管理学专业与其他大学的商科专业并不等同。在获得管理学专业的文学学士学位后，学生将能够：展示关于私人经济实践，职责，权利和奖励与公共政策，监管机构和政治（包括地方，州和州）的关系的知识。联邦法规，国际政策等），并将能够严格评估政策，机构和政治对商业行为的影响。表现出对开展业务内部的经济实践的理解
Managerial Studies is an interdepartmental, nonprofessional program designed to provide undergraduates with an understanding of the environment in which businesses and other organizations exist today and of some of the tools employed by management in the commitment of its financial and human resources. All students pursuing the managerial studies major must also complete at least one of the established departmental or interdepartmental majors, other than an area major. The managerial studies major is not the equivalent of an undergraduate business major at other universities. Upon completing the BA degree with a major in Managerial Studies, students will be able to: Demonstrate knowledge of how private economic practices, responsibilities, rights, and rewards are related to public policy, regulating institutions, and politics (including local, state, and federal regulation, international policy, and the like) and will be able to evaluate critically the impact of policy, institutions, and politics on business practices. Demonstrate an understanding of economic practices internal to conducting business, including financial reporting and accounting, while also demonstrating an understanding of economic practices external to business, including private investing in company stocks, bonds, and options. Define and critically apply interdisciplinary methodologies and theories (including those from psychology and economics) to problems in Managerial Studies, as well as demonstrate the ability to evaluate different forms of evidence. Demonstrate sufficient proficiency in algebra, statistics and other pertinent mathematics to develop and verify economic hypotheses as well as to evaluate computationally business problems or proposals. Demonstrate an understanding of the underlying principles that govern the way the profession accounts for and communicates business transactions.