School of Business

Northwestern business students are encouraged to maximize opportunities to develop servant leadership skills. Participation in our student-led clubs (Accounting Club, Student Business Board, and Career Champions) is one way to gain experience organizing networking events, hosting outside speakers, and leading students who share similar interests.

Additional leadership-growth opportunities include Leadership Assessments, Mentorship Program, Student Government, External Volunteering, Internship, and Church Involvement.

One of the benefits of the School of Business is that professors are still active in the marketplace. This is valuable for many reasons. They are able to:

• Identify marketplace trends
• Stay current on marketplace culture
• Manage cutting edge technology
• Create and maintain connections
• Integrate real-time competencies into the classroom

The full-time faculty are the primary advisors to the School of Business students allowing students to progress efficiently through their requirements.

Smaller classes allow professors to get to know and be available to meet with students.

The School of Business most recently took students on a trip to Italy in May 2022 where students took up to eight credits towards their degree and gained invaluable experiences abroad. Through Northwestern's Center for Global Programs, students have an opportunity to take classes and complete an internship abroad. Gain valuable experience learning about different cultures, governments and international business while studying in another country.