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The Robert J. Trulaske Sr., College of Business, established in 1914, educates students for professional opportunities and responsibilities in the private and public sectors. The college includes the School of Accountancy (the first established at a major public university) and the departments of Finance, Management and Marketing.
The Trulaske College of Business, named after distinguished alumnus Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. in 2007, celebrates a 100+ year legacy of excellence. In that time, the college has built a century of leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship. In the early 1900s, increasing industrial modernization makes formal education in business necessary.
Here’s how Trulaske will lead the way in business education: Career Readiness & the Student Experience By combining rigorous academic study with the Professional Development Program, certifications, and research, Trulaske is preparing career-ready graduates.
All Trulaske College of Business students complete an internship before graduation. While working at an internship site, the student is enrolled in a course (BA 4500) that helps guide the student's professional development. Internships allow students to develop professional experience in the business world and hone their professionalism.
In the Trulaske College of Business students are in either the lower level (undeclared) or the upper level (admitted to an emphasis area). Students entering the Trulaske College of Business usually enter the lower level while they take University general education and business preparation courses. The first two years of all business programs (except international business […]
Minors Accountancy Minor (for non-Business students) Trulaske’s accounting minor helps non-business students to bring an accounting mindset to their future careers, providing them with a foundational knowledge of accounting that will help them decisions regarding operating, investing and financing activities.
