If you're considering studying business in college, you've probably pored over websites looking for the perfect school. Maybe, at this point, you've even been accepted to Siena and you just need a quick refresher on what we have to offer. To save you time, here's a list of fast facts about our School of Business—and why it's one of the most ideal places in upstate New York to pursue a business degree.
> Our School of Business alumni now hold positions for top companies and corporations, like Gap International, Merrill Lynch, Ayco, Albany Medical Center, American Express and Condé Nast
> The broad range of courses in the business curriculum include everything from Principles of Economics and Math for Decision Making, to Legal Environment and Business, to Management Principles and Business Statistics...and beyond.
> School of Business students can choose to focus their studies in areas brimming with job opportunities, like accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing.
> About one half of freshmen who enroll in the School of Business actually start off as undecided. Through our core courses, these students really get to figure out what interests them the most—and our academic advisors help them, too. (Interested in starting out as undecided? Download our Undecided guide.)
> A select number of our students are awarded for their business-related research at the Student Conference in Business each year.
> The Hickey Financial Technology Center houses the Alonge Accounting Lab and Raub Market Trading Room, both of which give our students access to the same technologies used by Fortune 500 companies. (Imagine being able to talk about that in future job interviews!)
> The Dean of the School of Business, Charles Seifert, has had his work published in 14 peer-reviewed journals. What he loves about Siena: "I have had the opportunity to attend and teach at several different academic institutions. Without a doubt, Siena is my favorite. First, I love the opportunity to really get to know my students. The small classes make it easy to know their names. However, the culture at Siena is also very conducive to building a collaborative environment. I truly appreciate the opportunity to work with my students throughout the semester."
> Every year the Stack Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship honors one Siena alum with the Entrepreneur of the Year award.
> The broad range of courses in the business curriculum include everything from Principles of Economics and Math for Decision Making, to Legal Environment and Business, to Management Principles and Business Statistics...and beyond.
> Our School of Business students intern, travel for national conferences, present research, publish papers and help local nonprofit organizations on all kinds of projects.
> It's our mission to make every School of Business graduate enter the workforce with skills in problem solving, communication, teamwork and leadership.
Want to know more about the School of Business? Read about it here.