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Join our community of entrepreneurs where teamwork and problem-solving converge, driving students to lead in the business world.
The Melvin D. and Valorie G. Booth School of Business is committed to equipping students with the negotiation and critical thinking skills learned in the classroom to real-world challenges in our pitch competition and on-campus agency. Mentorship from accomplished faculty prepares them for a variety of promising careers.
Choose from programs like accounting, marketing, economics, management, international business, human resources and more!
Not sure which program to choose? No worries! We’re here to help you discover your passion.
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Northwest awards scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 for first-time freshmen who meet certain tiers for optional ACT/SAT scores and high school GPA.
Get in-state rates with the Bearcat Advantage. Receive a $9,000 renewable scholarship with a 2.75 GPA or above.
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“Seeing the business program here sparked something in me and made me realize this was the right place.”
Cayden Davis
Glenwood, Mo. // Business Administration/Marketing
An entrepreneurial-minded Northwest student will again have the opportunity to enter a franchise agreement through a partnership with DocuLock LLC – a service-based business that specializes in document scanning, archiving, management, retention and shredding.
Students experience a realistic, agency-like atmosphere as they work in teams on a promotional campaign plan for an actual client. The competing teams conduct research, analyze data, devise strategies, formulate tactics, and present their plans to the client.
Each spring semester, college, high school, and community members present their business ideas in a competitive setting. The event allows students and entrepreneurs to present ideas to professionals, small business owners and potential investors. It also allows students to network with business professionals and gain presentation experience.
Financial Management Association (FMA) assists in the professional, educational, and social development of students interested in finance, banking, and investments. Students will be able to interact with business executives, faculty, and business and finance students.
