Business, Management, and Finance; BBA PROGRAM; Accounting Programs; Economics Programs



$$$$$ If you would like to earn a good salary and also help improve the world, consider a career in science.  You can combine business and science and do extremely well financially.  Biofuels, batteries, financial modeling, green marketing, wind turbines, are just some areas of huge growth. For information on how to combine science and business, contact Seraphina at BOSC (Brooklyn Outreach for Science Careers Program), 3430 Ingersoll.  Please check out the BOSC website:  http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/bosc

Click for the Degree Requirements Checklist for the following programs:

Students majoring in business should take Acc 1 and Bus/Eco 30.2 as soon as possible since they are prerequisites for other business core courses.  Pease note that many of the business core courses have no prerequisites and can be taken any time.
(1) Click here for the B.S. in Business, Management, and Finance (BMF) checklist (largest major in Brooklyn College).
(2) Click
here for the BBA Program Requirements Checklist (concentrations in International Business, Management, and Marketing).
(3)  Click here for the BS in Accounting Degree Requirements Checklist.
(4) Click here for the BA in Economics Requirements.
(5)  Click here for the BS in Information Systems (joint program--CIS and Business)
(6)  Click here for the MS in Accounting Degree Requirements.  Applicants to this program must have a B.S. degree in accounting from an accredited college with an overall GPA of 3.0.  In addition, applicants for the MS in Accounting must take the GMAT.
(7) Click here for the BS/MPS in Business Information Systems.
(8) Click here for the MA in Economics Requirements.  We now have two options:  Economic Analysis or Global Business and Finance.

Here are some minors you might wish to consider:  (1) Business Law 
(2) Marketing (3) Small Business Management and Urban Entrepreneurship
(4) Financial Planning , (5) economics (see Eco Dept.), (6) accounting (see Eco Dept.), (7) consumer behavior (see Soc Dept), (8) human resource development and management (see Soc Dept.), (9) human resource management and diversity studies (see Soc. Dept.), (10) Finance (see Math Dept.), and (11) Business and Society (see Soc. Dept.).

Are you looking for an internship or job?  Please check out the Job Resource Center of AfterCollege.  Also, check out jobpostings e-magazine - Entry-Level Jobs and Career Information for Students and Recent Graduates.

Also, click here to learn how the Magner Center for Career Development and Internships can help you. Visit the Internship Program Office in 1305 James.

Are you in a rush to graduate? 
Click here to learn how to finish college (120 credits) with a major in business in approximately 2 years.

Click here for "Expected Course Outcomes" for our courses.    Click here to see the mission statement of the Accounting, Business, and Economics Programs. 

Did you know that students graduating with professional degrees (e.g., computers, engineering, accounting, or business) earn between 30% and 60% more than other graduates?

For information on the Brooklyn College Business Program, click here.

Click  below for the Business Program Newsletters.
Current Issue:  Spring 2008 Newsletter 
Old Issues: 
Fall 2007 Newsletter,  Spring 2007 Newsletter  Fall 2006 Newsletter  Spring 2006 Newsletter, Fall 2005 Newsletter,
 

$$$ Would you like to help the Business/Accounting or Economics Programs?  Click here to learn how to make a tax-deductible contribution to our programs. 

Click here to see Prof. Friedman's  course materials, including his Web courses.
 

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Noodle Tools -- selecting the right search engine, citing sources in MLA or APA style, etc.      searchenginewatch.com -- check search engine listings
Click here to learn about plagiarism and how to cite reference sources (e.g., APA
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 A special thank you to the Kauffman Foundation  and the  Citigroup Foundation for providing us with numerous grants and helping us develop courses and programs to encourage students to become entrepreneurs. 

 Are you interested in entrepreneurship? Click here to learn about starting a small business and here to learn about writing a business plan.  Click here for the Wall Street Journal Startup Journal/Center for Entrepreneurs (check out the business plan tools).

 Click here to help starving children.  


This website developed and maintained by Professor Hershey Harry Friedman (Business Program at Brooklyn College). 

Updated:  August 12, 2008

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Professor Hershey Harry Friedman
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Brooklyn College, CUNY