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WASHINGTON, PA (January 24, 2022)—Unlike the fictional beings that grant wishes for others, real-life “gene-y” and W&J alumna, Ashley Kunkle ’21, is working to make her own dreams a reality.
WASHINGTON, PA (January 18, 2022)—W&J Junior Raheem Clemons has cracked the code for student success.
Study “the language of business” at W&J College, and prepare for a variety of positions in the public and private sectors. The Accounting program will help you develop technical competency in accounting, while stressing critical thinking, analysis, and communication skills.
WASHINGTON, PA (December 6, 2021) – Washington & Jefferson College’s academic experience gave alum CJ Norman ’19 the foundation to start his career in real estate, but Norman credits another important aspect of the W&J experience for the recent success of his start-up real estate firm, Black Oak LLC: alumni mentorship and the strong bonds …
WASHINGTON, PA (November 30, 2021)—First-year student, Oliver Kilgore, has an electric business idea, and W&J’s IGNITE just gave it a big financial jolt.
Explore consumer behavior, market research, and international marketing in this emphasis for business administration majors.
The Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), the world’s largest organization of social and personality psychologists, recently accepted separate research proposals for the 2022 SPSP Annual Convention from four Washington & Jefferson College undergraduate students: Trinity Geedy-Gill ’24, Becca Ghion ’22, Delaney Sullivan ’22, and Madison Will ’22.
Develop fundamental knowledge in economics, accounting, finance, marketing, and management—disciplines essential to a career in management. You’ll develop important business skills while engaging with opportunities for research, internships, and networking that will help secure your future.
Prepare for an active role in today’s world of global commerce. Participate in study abroad experiences and international business internships, while learning from courses in the science and art of business language and cultural courses.
Explore the management of human capital in organizations with this emphasis offered by the Psychology and Business Administration programs.