Sopron, Hungary

University of Sopron

BSc in Business Administration and Management

BSc in International Business Economics

Monterrey, Mexico

Tecnológico de Monterrey

Bachelor in Business Strategy and Transformation

The Business major is designed to help students gain a deep knowledge of the managerial and business concepts typically used by the business and nonprofit world. The program also focuses on the tools, skills, and competencies needed to solve practical problems faced by organizations.

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Business majors from Allegheny graduate with a strong liberal arts background, enabling them to learn how they can use their financial success to serve humanity, make a difference in people’s lives, and leave a legacy of success and service.

Experiential Learning Through the Bruce R. Thompson Center for Business & Economics

Every business major is expected to engage in a mentored experiential learning project or activity — this may be satisfied by a study abroad program or an internship that exposes the student to cultural, civic engagement, and global issues.

Through coursework that emphasizes analytical, quantitative, and communication skills, as well as experiential learning, students are well-prepared for careers in the business, finance, entrepreneurship, marketing, and nonprofit sectors.

Students take Introduction to Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, Fundamentals of Accounting, Business and Managerial Economics, philosophy, communication, and one elective course in business.

Students take theory courses (microeconomic theory, macroeconomic theory, and statistics) and elective courses.

Students select courses from a list of electives in finance, marketing, accounting, entrepreneurship, human resource management, and organizational behavior.

Students complete the Senior Seminar, Senior Project, and more elective courses.

Curriculum

Acquiring the tools, skills, and competencies needed to solve practical problems faced by business organizations and nonprofit institutions.

Program Outcome

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Student Testimonials Option 1

The Admissions Committee thoroughly reviews every completed application file. The admissions process is a holistic one. No single grade, factor, or score will automatically gain or deny a student admission to Allegheny.

 Classes attended and the grades earned (four years of English, three years each of science, math, and social studies typically required) are considered strongly by the admissions committee. Those individuals who elect more than the minimum number of subjects are considered to have stronger entrance credentials. Honors or AP classes are recommended, as well as foreign languages if the school offers such levels.


Credit and/or placement awarded for AP scores of 4 or 5, or equivalent scores on CLEP, IB, or British A-Level exams. Allegheny also accepts most “College in High School” credits.

: Grade trends and rigor of course selection, in the context of courses offered at your high school, are considered when reviewing transcripts.

 Allegheny prides itself on having a very active student body. It is important to us that candidates for admission are academically talented and also involved in their school and/or community. Family commitments such as caring for siblings or other relatives are considered ways of demonstrating leadership and involvement.

 from a teacher of an academic subject or school counselor and 

 (from your school counselor). You may also submit a letter from a pastor, coach, employer, but these are not required.

 Show off your writing and tell us more about yourself.

 We’re often asked about portfolios from intended art majors and auditions from potential music and theatre majors. These are not required during the application process, but if you’d like to submit pieces of your work (slides, an audio tape, a video tape), we’d be happy to forward them to our faculty members to evaluate as part of your application. Materials can be returned upon request.

: Allegheny embraces the concept that standardized test scores do not exclusively reflect a student’s full range of abilities or potential to succeed in college.

Admissions interview (on-campus or online):

 Prospective students and their families are strongly encouraged to visit the Allegheny campus to appraise the College’s educational programs, campus atmosphere, and physical facilities. Although a meeting with a member of the Admissions staff is not a requirement, this conversation can provide both the student and the College with a deeper insight into the character and personality of each other. Meetings with members of the faculty or with other members of the Allegheny community can also be scheduled upon request.

Admissions Option 2

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Master

Business Studies

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Allegheny College, founded in 1815, is a private national liberal arts college. Its 566-acre campus is located in northwestern Pennsylvania. Allegheny College students are provided the freedom to explore all areas of study, and they combine talents and passions to develop skills that employers seek most in today’s global economy—being creative, analytical, and innovative. When we talk about combining your interests, it means we recognize the complexity possible in each one of you.

Bachelor of Arts in Business

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