2020-21 Updates: Visit meredith.edu/staying-strong for more details.
Meredith’s 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.
Meredith College is accredited by AACSB International. Less than 5% of business programs worldwide are AACSB-accredited.
Meredith’s Accelerated MBA Saves Students Time and Money While Preparing Them to Succeed »
Thinking about pursuing your MBA? Now’s the time! »
Meredith Social Entrepreneurship Challenge Pivots to Digital Format, Winners Announced »
Meredith College Maintains AACSB Accreditation »
A Look at the Numbers: School of Business Interns Consistently Achieve Excellence »
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.
Business at Meredith College Playlist
As a business administration major, you will gain the skills needed for today’s competitive and complex global business environment.
As a business administration major, you will gain the skills needed for today’s competitive and complex global business environment.
Click button below the video to turn on audio description.
Note: Audio description is narration added to the soundtrack to describe important visual details that may not be understood from the main soundtrack alone.
Meredith Minute | $1 Million vs. 1¢
Would you rather have $1,000,000 today, or the money that you get from starting with 1 penny and doubling it every day for 30 days? Dr. Mary Jane Lenard, professor of business at Meredith College, considers this question in a minute-long video about the principle of compounding.
Would you rather have $1,000,000 today, or the money that you get from starting with 1 penny and doubling it every day for 30 days? Dr. Mary Jane Lenard, professor of business at Meredith College, considers this question in a minute-long video about the principle of compounding.
Click button below the video to turn on audio description.
Note: Audio description is narration added to the soundtrack to describe important visual details that may not be understood from the main soundtrack alone.
Bailey Birtchet, ’21, discovered a passion to use graphic design as a tool for social change through undergraduate research.
Business administration major Tasia Bromell, '21, has gained valuable skills and knowledge by taking on leadership roles, both on campus and in her HR internship as team lead.
Jerry Neely, ’19, MBA, made the most of his MBA experience by connecting with faculty and other Meredith students, and by accepting invitations to engage with the program.