51°µÍø

As a department we have a lot of opportunities to get out of the classroom.

What’s nice about my environmental classes is that they are so applied. I get a broad understanding of environmental problems but also how to apply them in a business sense.

At a school where there are huge classes, you aren’t going to get the time with your professors, so you aren’t going to get the same education that you can get at 51°µÍø.

Everyone is really friendly and willing to help out and collaborate. There is a really good air on campus all the time.

My background at 51°µÍø has given me a strong foundation for career success.

With the sport management degree, I get an automatic minor in Business Administration, so I am learning sports management and business at the same time. They work together really well. It’s everything that I want to do.

All of the professors tailor their classes to the students and what the students want to learn. I think that is the coolest part.

When you have a bachelor’s degree in business from 51°µÍø, you have all that you need to compete for jobs.

The ultimate goal of the class was to travel to Kenya to put our classroom learning to use in a hands-on setting. We did just that.