LVC Student Builds Business Skills Through Summer Internship at DHL
Business Administration
To lead a business, you'll need expertise in operations, strategy, finance, leadership, marketing, and more. You'll also need to be a deft communicator with the confidence to make hard decisions and the ability to achieve results.
Our B.S. in Business Administration will give you the nuts-and-bolts know-how, plus the leadership and communication skills to help build and lead successful businesses and organizations.
Need-based departmental scholarships are available.
Learn More About the Program
LVC’s ACBSP-accredited program lets you focus your studies with electives in related areas, such as accounting, economics, and finance. Declare a second major and combine business with music, criminal justice, English, science, art, or another area of interest. Full-time faculty do all the advising and care about a student’s individual success.
6,500
fast-growing businesses that call central Pennsylvania home
65%
of Business Administration majors pursue for-credit internships
$76,850
median annual wage for business and financial occupations, 2022 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Career Opportunities
As a Business Administration major, you’ll learn skills that you can use anywhere—and our graduates do just that. LVC grads work at start-ups and multinational corporations, in private industry and government, and at for-profit and nonprofit organizations.
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Marketing
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Human Resources
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Philanthropy
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Sports Management
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Consulting
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Entrepreneurship
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Hospitality
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Manufacturing
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Healthcare Management
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Public Administration
In Their Words
My classwork has prepared me to succeed, as have the life lessons my professors have taught me. They teach the class content and go above and beyond to help us as people.
Kate Fitzpatrick
’24,
Women’s Basketball Co-Captain
I pursued Business at LVC due to the countless opportunities available in and out of the classroom. LVC taught us the skills and knowledge to become the most innovative business leaders after graduation. An LVC degree provides a high-quality education and the key skills employers seek.
Natalie Santangelo
’23,
Database Marketing Coordinator, Ocean Casino Resort
LVC’s accounting, business, and economics faculty take a holistic approach to advising, career guidance, course selection and major-minor combinations. This broad, student-centered approach leads to careers that provide more options and growth, and a greater sense of individual purpose in a globalized world.
Dr. Treva Clark,
Department Chair and Eugene C. Fish Distinguished Chair of Business
