Business and Data Sciences
The Department of Business and Data Sciences is located in Smith Hall and in the Callaway Science Building on the LaGrange College campus.
ACBSP Accredited Programs:
- Bachelor of Science, Accountancy
- Bachelor of Business Administration
- Marketing & Entrepreneurship Concentration
- Sports Management Concentration
Non-ACBSP Accredited Programs:
- Associate of Science
- Mathematics (Pre-Engineering)
- Bachelor of Science
- Computer Science
- Manufacturing Engineering Technology
- Mathematics
- Bachelor of Arts
- Aviation Leadership
- Mathematics
- Bachelor of Business Administration
- Cybersecurity
- Finance
- Healthcare Administration
- Human Resources Management
- Master of Science
- Computer Science
Majors and Minors
Major Minor
Minor in Applied Finance Minor in Data Science B.A. in Mathematics Minor in Mathematics B.S. in Mathematics B.S. in Accountancy Minor in Accountancy Minor in Entrepreneurship Minor in International Business Minor in Sports Management M.S. in Computer Science Minor in Marketing Design B.B.A. with a Concentration in Marketing and Entrepreneurship B.B.A. with a Concentration in Sports Management Minor in Business Pre-Engineering Minor in Aviation B.S. In Manufacturing Engineering Technology B.S. in Computer Science Minor in Computer Science Minor in Human Resources B.A. In Aviation Leadership A.S. in Mathematics B.B.A. with a concentration in Finance A.S. in Mathematics B.B.A. with a concentration in Human Resources Management B.B.A. with a Concentration in Cybersecurity Minor in Cybersecurity B.B.A. with a Concentration in Healthcare Administration Minor in Healthcare Administration Minor in AI LiteracyCourses
This course focuses on the relationship between economic activities and the environment. Students will explore the principles and tools used to analyze environmental issues, the economic impact of environmental policies, and the role of economics in addressing environmental challenges such as pollution, climate change, and natural resource management. The course will cover key topics including market failures, externalities, public goods, and cost-benefit analysis. Through case studies and practical examples, students will gain an understanding of how economic theory and empirical methods are applied to real-world environmental problems.
