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SOB HIGHLIGHTS
School of Business Highlights
Spring 2021 Graduation Rate:
DEGREES ISSUED
170 total students graduates from the School of Business Spring 2021
155
UNDERGRADUATE
15
GRADUATE
Enrollment: 1% Overall Enrollment Growth
Driven by increase in Information Technology Program
1%
Articulation Agreements and Program
3 New Articulation Agreements were executed for Information Technology, Business Administration and Accounting in order to provide a seamless transfer for transfer students.
Beta Gamma Sigma
In Fall of 2020 BGS Chapter earned recognition as a Highest Honors Chapter
New Program
Information Technology Degree program introduced 3 new concentrations: Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Information Communications and Technology
Two New Student Organization
In 2020-2021 NCCU introduced two new student organizations, the American Marketing Association and the Women in Cybersecurity organization
New Online MBA
Introduced an Online MBA program in 2020 with concentrations in Marketing, Hospitality and Tourism Administration, Data Analytics
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Student Chapter received Merit Award for the 5th consecutive year.
Add two new Courses to MBA Curriculum
2021 added two new concentrations to face to face and online learning opportunities in Real Estate and Wealth Management
1 Student Start Up Semi-Finalist from the Duke/NCCU Pitch
Competition out of
entries from around the country– The Wright Village (Melanie Wright)
Hospitality and Tourism Administration
The Department of Hospitality and Tourism Administration received Recognition for being Online Bachelors in Hospitality Management with the Highest Return on Investment
Innovation and entrepreneurship are at NCCU’s core and are integral to the university’s 2019-2024 Strategic Plan, “Charting a New Landscape for Student-Centered Success.” We nurture a culture of creativity, innovation and collaboration among students and faculty and the broader community to spur economic development. One example of this is the new Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Initiative led by the School of Business.
