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Business and economics
Imagine studying the complexities of business administration, accounting and economics in an atmosphere where the bottom line is not nearly as important as the stewardship of resources—human, financial and material. This is the environment and perspective of Northwestern College’s business department.
At Northwestern, your business education will not only prepare you for the workforce, but the Christian perspective of your course work—coupled with mentoring from your professors—will enhance your ability to have a Christ-like impact whether you work on Wall Street or Main Street. By broadening your mind and strengthening your values, you’ll be ready to make a difference in your workplace, your community and the wider business world.
Northwestern’s business department, which is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education, has a strong reputation. Numerous alumni have distinguished themselves regionally and nationally—from earning M.B.A. degrees at Stanford and the University of Chicago to winning national competitions and providing outstanding leadership for businesses large and small.
Earning a business degree from NWC will involve personal interaction with faculty in and out of the classroom, a combination of practical and theoretical learning, and valuable on-the-job experience prior to graduation. Our students are recruited in the business arena for their solid skills, work ethic, integrity, and ability to think broadly and communicate effectively. As a result, Northwestern business majors experience a high placement and success rate in the careers they choose.
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