What has long been known as Freshman or First-Year Seminar – the required, semester-long three-credit course for incoming BVU first-year students – has been officially changed to University Seminar.
Free enterprise offers us all the opportunity to turn the impossible into the possible. It allows those with a receptive mind, motivation, courage and dedication an opportunity to be successful.
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Success. There are many ways to measure it in the private and professional spheres. To help you get to where you want to be in the working world, the Harold Walter Siebens School of Business offers seven distinct business majors. From accounting to finance to international business, this selection of programs forms one of the most diverse and extensive bases of business education in Iowa. We provide a hands-on education that is thorough, accessible, exciting and practical. Our high test scores and placement rates show that we produce results.
Here, you'll learn from professors with Ph.D.s and real-world experience. You'll have opportunities to engage in discussions with business people recognized both nationally and locally when working alumni and community leaders visit campus. During BVU's three-week January term and throughout the fall and spring semester, you'll have opportunities to go to cities like Phoenix and Minneapolis to visit with professionals on-site.
Wherever you will go and whatever you study, our goal is to help you learn how to compete with the best. Whether you want to take over the family business or take on Wall Street, the Harold Walter Siebens School of Business provides an education that can help prepare you for success wherever your ambitions take you.