| Psych 231 will be taught in the Fall of 2008 instead of the Spring of 2009. | ||||||||||||||||||
| The major in 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 taking the Managerial Studies major must also complete at least one of the established departmental or interdepartmental majors, other than an area major. Managerial studies is not the equivalent of an undergraduate business major at other universities.
Graduates of the Managerial Studies program work in a wide variety of industries. The most common industries they work in: Banking/Finance/Investments (14%) Consulting (10%) Law (10%), Information Technology (9%) Education (6%) Health Care (5%) Oil/Gas Extraction/Refining (5%). The most common titles they hold: President/Vice President (10%) Attorney/Partner/Associate (9%). |
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