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Business
Major | Minor
Why Study Business at Goshen College?
Prepare to lead, innovate and make a difference with a degree in business from Goshen College, where global thinking, ethical leadership and hands-on learning go hand in hand. Whether your interest is in marketing, finance, management or entrepreneurship, our program is designed to equip you with the skills and real-world experiences to thrive in today’s dynamic global economy.
As a business major, you’ll benefit from small class sizes, one-on-one mentoring with expert faculty, and hands-on learning opportunities that begin your first year. Plus, you can accelerate your education through our 4+1 MBA program, where you’ll begin taking graduate-level courses during your undergraduate studies and earn a Master of Business Administration just one year after completing your bachelor’s degree.
Career Paths
With a strong foundation in business and real-world experience, you’ll graduate prepared to pursue careers in a variety of industries and specialties. Our graduates go on to succeed in a variety of roles, including:
- Financial Analyst
- Marketing Manager
- Entrepreneur
- Human Resources Manager
- Investment Banker
- Budget Analyst
- Management Consultant
Hands-On Learning Opportunities
Our business program emphasizes hands-on learning through internships, entrepreneurial ventures, and student-managed businesses like Java Junction, our campus coffee shop. You’ll also gain experience through:
- A paid internship
- A unique course that connects an employment experience with your classroom learning.
- An immersive experience with local companies, focused on business process innovation.
- Class projects with local businesses and nonprofits
- Participation in competitions and case studies
Facilities & Resources
- Java Junction: student-run business for academic credit
- Business Internship Program: gain paid experience during the academic year or summer
- Sustainability Projects & Research: opportunities for internships and class projects focused on sustainability management
- Faculty Mentoring & Supportive Learning Spaces: collaborate in classrooms designed for creativity, teamwork and real-world problem solving
Scholarships
You may qualify for scholarships created especially for aspiring business leaders, such as:
- Need-Based Business Scholarships
- Sauder Scholarships – approx. 20 awarded annually based on financial need and academic achievement
- Gorsline Scholarship – up to $1500/year for business, accounting, marketing, or informatics majors\