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School of Business

It’s a big world—plan accordingly

Get a degree that transforms the way you think so you can transform the world.

What’s amazing about the business programs at Calvin? You’ll have remarkable internship opportunities. Your professors will be industry leaders and committed Christians. And your classes will tackle real-world business problems through practical experiences, creative solutions, Christian ethics, and adaptive thinking.

But what sets Calvin apart is much deeper than that. It’s the fundamental determination we have to make the world a better place through business.

If you want to make an impact on the world and serve Christ, a business degree from Calvin should be your next step.

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100%

of 2023 graduates were employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation

64%

of graduates reported completing at least one internship

$60,000

average salary of graduates who gained employment following graduation

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Explore Business Programs

Find Business majors, minors, and graduate degrees.

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Accounting Major (BSA), Minor

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BSA
Major
Minor

Business Analytics Major (BS)

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BS
Major

Business Minor

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Minor

Entrepreneurship Major (BA), Minor

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BA
Major
Minor

Finance Major (BA)

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BA
Major

Financial Planning Major (BS)

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BS
Major

Global Business Certificate

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Undergraduate Certificate

Human Resource Management Major (BA)

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Information Systems Minor

Minor

Marketing Major (BA)

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Double up

Calvin’s business program is versatile. You can easily add a business major to fields like art, English, or digital communication to make you more marketable. Or, get a business degree to launch your career in sport management or graphic design.

Honors

Looking to stretch yourself further? Find even more collaboration and academic depth in one of Calvin’s two distinct honors programs.

Honors Scholars

Collegiate Scholars

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Pack Your Bags

Get ready for an education that’s truly global. Calvin’s business curriculum can take you to places like Belgium, Hungary, India, Mexico or the United Kingdom. Or, stay stateside with an internship through Chicago Semester. The hardest part? Picking the adventure for you.

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Jim Ludema

Jim Ludema

Dean for the School of Business

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