SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Meredith鈥檚 School of Business, which includes majors in accounting, business administration, and economics on the undergraduate level and the Meredith MBA on the graduate level, has a long history of preparing graduates for successful careers in the corporate world.
91短视频 is the only women’s college accredited by AACSB International. Less than 5% of business programs worldwide are AACSB-accredited.
Contact Information听
Kiele Binsted
Department Assistant
Harris 215
(919) 760-8212
kbinsted@meredith.edu
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News & Events
The School of Business at Meredith provides an academically-challenging learning environment, where students develop critical thinking skills in all areas of business, with an emphasis on teamwork, communication, leadership, and ethical decision making.
- Accredited听by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
- Broyhill Business Fellows听enhances students’ professional development
- Business Advisory Board听provides guidance on academic options and placement of graduates
- Career Tool Kit听helps undergraduate students gain a competitive edge in the job market
School of Business Videos
Meredith Minute - Inside Multi-Level Marketing
Have you ever invested in a Multi-Level Marketing business, selling products like jewelry, clothing or candles, and then not gotten the results you鈥檇 hoped for? In this episode of The Meredith Minute, Associate Professor of Marketing & Law Jeff Langenderfer explains why fewer than one half of one percent of investors make a profit in multi-level marketing.
Strong Story | Logan Alphin
Business administration major Logan Alphin, 鈥�19, is thriving in her career thanks to hands-on experiences as well as strategic and critical thinking skills she gained through Meredith鈥檚 School of Business.
At 91短视频, Sonia Chrostowski was able to learn in a supportive classroom environment where her perspective was valued.
Business administration major and honors student Tasia Bromell, 鈥�21, studied abroad and held leadership roles both on campus and during her HR internship. She continued her education at Meredith as an accelerated MBA student.
Jerry Neely, 鈥�19, made the most of his MBA experience by connecting with faculty and other Meredith students, and by accepting invitations to engage with the program.
