Broad-Based Student Learning Goals
Mission Statement
By providing a rich, diverse and supportive learning environment, the Franklin Pierce University School of Business prepares students to be inquisitive and creative problem-solvers who are highly valued professionals.
Values:
The School of Business is guided by the following values:
- Providing a student-focused educational experience;
- Promoting ethical and sustainable business practices; and
- Continuous program improvement which is reflective of the needs of all stakeholders.
Academic programming is provided on the Franklin Pierce University main campus for undergraduate day students as well as online and hybrid formats for both undergraduate and graduate students. Course work is offered in 15-week traditional semesters on the main campus while online undergraduate terms are 8 weeks in duration. The graduate business program is offered in 12-week terms.
Broad-Based Student Learning Goals
• Students will develop the ability to apply business concepts and theories and use
analytical and quantitative techniques to solving challenging problems in the business
world (academic excellence).
• Students will develop skills in the use of information and communication technologies
and be able to communicate effectively regarding business-related information (information
technology).
• Students will develop team membership skills and be able to work ethically and responsibly
in a diverse environment (team membership skills).
• Students will gain an awareness of global changes affecting the business world and
be able to use this knowledge in business decision-making (global awareness).
• Students will update their skill sets constantly, being innovative and a life-time
learner (life-long learning).