Academic Programs
The undergraduate programs at the Gordon Ford College of Business are heralded among public universities in the Southeast. For additional information, contact Pat Jordan, Director of Undergraduate Student Services at 270.745.3290.
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Admission Requirements
The Gordon Ford College of Business maintains admission requirements that undergraduate students seeking a major in the college must meet.
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Business Core Courses
Business Core Courses ensure each undergraduate student obtaining a degree in business develops a core understanding of the major business disciplines.
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Major Programs
The Gordon Ford College of Business offers students with a multitude of options at the undergraduate level.
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Minor Programs
The Gordon Ford College of Business offers opportunities for WKU students to obtain a minor in business-related fields of study.
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Certificate Programs
Select certificate programs give WKU students the opportunity to learn marketable skills.
Graduate Programs
The Gordon Ford College of Business is strengthening its graduate offerings with the recent addition of a Masters in Applied Economics and a Masters in Accountancy.
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Masters of Accountancy
The WKU Master of Accountancy is an advanced program of study designed to provide students with an expanded understanding of accounting and business by building on the foundation gained in an undergraduate accounting program.
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Masters of Arts in Economics
The M.A. in Applied Economics builds student skills in quantitative methods, analytics, and communication of ideas for careers in a variety of analyst positions.
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Masters in Business Administration
Earning a graduate degree from a progressive business school like WKU will help polish your business and management skills in order to enjoy a rewarding business career.
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The Gordon Ford College of Business is a top business school with dual AACSB accreditation in both business and accounting programs.
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