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"I chose marketing as my major, because I love business, and I especially love to work with people. I think marketing will provide the interactions I am hoping to get out of my career. Marketing can lead me into a public relations job or it can help me help a small privately owned business make it big some day." - Emma Bartels, Marketing |
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You’re interested in money -- how it operates in the world, what you do with it, and the impact it has on people’s lives. As a kid, you were the one saving your allowance and starting businesses to earn money. You want to know more about how small businesses get started, how commodities are exchanged, and how foreign markets work. Try personal finance, commercial banking, or marketing and sales.
At CU-Boulder...
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The Leeds School of Business at CU-Boulder offers a rich curriculum with a commitment to entrepreneurship and sustainability education.
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U.S. News & World Report ranked University of Colorado Boulder's undergraduate business programs 36th among public national universities in its 2012 America's Best Colleges issue.
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The advertising program was named "one of the country’s renowned advertising programs” by the American Association of Advertising Agencies. Students in the creative track consistently take home more awards than any other four-year university in the international One Show College Competition, the premier creative competition sponsored by New York’s One Club.
Programs and Majors
Leeds School of Business
Accounting
Finance
Management and Entrepreneurship (with tracks in Human Resource Management, Information Management, and Operations Management)
Marketing
Business Minor (for non-business majors)
Certificates in Entrepreneurial Studies, International Business, Operations & Information Management, Quantitative Finance, Real Estate, Socially Responsible Enterprise, The Business of Sports, CU Business Intensive Certificate (CUBIC)
College of Arts and Sciences
Economics (with an emphasis in Business, International, Public, or Quantative)
International Affairs (with International Economics, Business, or Political Economy focus)
Certificate in Actuarial Studies
Journalism and Mass Communication
College of Engineering and Applied Science
Certificates in Engineering Entrepreneurship and Engineering Management
