Why study business? In today's competitive society, it's important to set yourself apart--to develop a portfolio of skills which includes strong academics, internship experience, and solid leadership skills. A business management education can be an important asset. Business students develop impressive analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills, as well as a thorough knowledge of the field of business and its key functional areas. Graduates are well prepared for careers in accounting, finance, marketing, consulting, human resources, and many other areas--as well as graduate programs like law and business. Why study business at Pitt? At Pitt you can receive an outstanding business education. Pitt offers a variety of high quality programs for business students, including nationally ranked executive, doctoral, and MBA (masters) programs in the Katz Graduate School of Business and top notch undergraduate programs in the College of Business Administration (CBA). CBA Programs Bachelor of Science in Business Administration -- majors in Accounting, Finance, General Management, Global Management, and Marketing. School of Arts and Sciences/Business Dual Major -- a unique opportunity to combine liberal arts and business majors. CBA Advantages Program Quality. The CBA curriculum is designed and taught by the distinguished Katz Graduate School faculty, many of whom are known nationally for their research and business expertise. Pitt's business programs are accredited by the AACSB, the premier accrediting agency for degree programs in business administration. The University of Pittsburgh was a founding member of the AACSB in 1916. National Reputation. Pitt's reputation for excellence in business will benefit you when you begin your job search. Whether you start your career in Pittsburgh, Seattle, or Paris...your CBA degree will provide access to exciting opportunities with outstanding firms. Corporate Setting. As a major corporate headquarters, Pittsburgh offers diverse opportunities for internships, networking, and career exploration. Student Focus. CBA makes student advising and service a priority. Because we get to know you well, we're well able to help you develop your specific interests and achieve your goals. Global Emphasis. Pitt and CBA offer some of the best international resources around. Options include: the Certificate Program in International Business, International Area Studies Certificates, study abroad, and over 50 foreign languages. Also, ask us about . . . Business Student Clubs/Activities Honors Courses Internships Bus 001 Business Orientation Leadership Development Program Group Projects/Team Approach Independent Study/Research Certificate in Leadership and Ethics Certificate in International Business African, Asian, European Union, Global, Latin American, West European, Russian/East European Studies Certificate Programs Study Abroad With Honors . . . The University Honors College (UHC) offers courses in business, economics, mathematics, and other areas of interest to CBA students. UHC courses are designed to be more challenging than regular classes and to give students a broader perspective on the subject matter. UHC courses usually are smaller and are more like a seminar than a lecture. The UHC also provides an honors degree option that requires students to do an independent research project and defend their thesis before a faculty review panel. Visit Options . . . Call the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid (412-624-PITT) to schedule a campus visit and tour. If you'd like to meet with a CBA representative during your visit, you may attend the daily (weekdays) CBA information session at 1:30 in 2100 Sennott Square. You may schedule an appointment for other times by calling CBA directly (412-383-9600) or ask the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid to transfer your call.