Business, General
Minor (M)
Undergraduate Minor
Allendale • Face to face • 18 Credits
General business is a versatile minor for students seeking a diverse business education.
Overview
The undergraduate minor program in business is for nonbusiness majors, designed to complement major fields of study in other departments or schools. Without emphasizing a specific area of study, students gain knowledge and experience across fields while gaining practical experience. Learn to identify and analyze problems, create and communicate effective solutions, make decisions, and monitor results.
Coursework covers a variety of topics including accounting, administrative policy, economics, and finance. You will have focused study in marketing, organization, and law, providing a strong foundation in essential business ideas.
Small class sizes mean you get personal interaction with professors, and faculty often consult on real business issues, giving students valuable insights in the classroom. Located in downtown Grand Rapids, you have access to a vibrant business hub. The Small Business Technology Development Center provides great networking opportunities with business leaders, and internships are designed to fit your desired field of study and class schedule, allowing you to gain valuable work experience before graduation.
Seidman College of Business
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(616) 331-7500
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Scholarships
Grand Valley State University offers a wide variety of merit-based
scholarships. For information on all of the scholarships that are
available to students, please visit Scholarships at GVSU.
Grand Valley offers myScholarships
(a scholarship matching tool) to help admitted students match
with GVSU scholarships, as well as external scholarship opportunities.
myScholarships will prompt you to answer questions to help match you
to scholarships for which you might qualify.
Student Organizations
Getting involved and staying engaged with our vibrant campus community help you make the most of your Grand Valley experience. Attending student life events, joining a student organization, or participating in campus recreation opportunities are all fantastic ways to maximize your college years:
Career Advising
Whether you are a first-year student, a transfer student, or a current student thinking about your career options, advising is an important part of your academic journey.
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