Tabor School of Business

A mind for business. A spirit for competition. A passion for leadership.

The Tabor School of Business at Millikin University develops students into entrepreneurs, strategists and innovators. Students work with real clients, create real businesses and solve real problems. Through a range of programs and student-run businesses, Tabor students get a head-start on their future career and graduate ready to lead.

The following majors in the Tabor School of Business are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business School Programs: Accounting, Digital Marketing, Finance, International Business, Management, and Management Information Systems.

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Tabor School of Business

Tabor has an array of undergraduate programs in the contemporary and emerging business disciplines. Additionally, Tabor features a highly acclaimed MBA program offering students the same rigorous MBA curriculum through two options, both tailored to the unique needs of different types of students.
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Rankings

100 %

Graduate Success Rate

$500 K

Investment Portfolio managed by students

25

Best International Business Degrees, named by College Choice in 2017

180 +

Internship Opportunities
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Paige has been an active student leader, holding essential roles in the student-run venture Millikin University Performance Consulting (MUPC), serving as President of the student organization Women In Business, and sharing her opinion on the Tabor Student Advisory Council.

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Programs of Study
- Accounting
  
  Learn accounting theory and practice fundamental skills necessary for long-term success.
- Agribusiness
  
  The Agribusiness major includes courses in agriculture, agribusiness, economics and business.
- Business Communication
  
  Students will have the communication skills and business acumen to identify organizational objectives, understand stakeholders and convey meaningful insight and information.
- Communication
  
  Master the essential skills of general communication to become an asset in versatile career fields, or specialize in business, health, PR, media and organizational communication.
- Cybersecurity
  
  Build technical skills related to IT infrastructure, networking, and information security, for a strong foundation necessary to protect systems from cyber threats.
- Finance
  
  Learn to evaluate and quantify risk, compute measures of profitability, and estimate the value of corporate investment projects and securities.
- International Business
  
  Students learn to conduct business in a global environment. They graduate culturally aware, business savvy and willing to adapt to cross-cultural environments.
- Marketing, Digital
  
  Use digital technologies, social media and mobile devices to develop and implement innovative marketing programs.
- Management
  
  The Management major prepares students to manage challenges and leverage opportunities in a contemporary, changing, and global business environment.
- Management Information Systems
  
  Students learn the ability to collect, organize, store, analyze, and transform data into and understandable information to impact an organization’s performance.
- Organizational Leadership (Online)
  
  This online program integrates theory and practice to foster understanding between the interrelationship of leadership with power and influence, while emphasizing socially responsible leadership and ethical decision-making.
Facilities
- ADM-Scovill Hall
  
  ADM-Scovill Hall is home to the Tabor School of Business, Center for Entrepreneurship and MBA programs. Students benefit from technology-rich classrooms, 24/7 computer lounge access and a collaborative business hub.
- Center for Entrepreneurship
  
  The Center for Entrepreneurship at Millikin University is a dedicated resource for entrepreneurs at every level. Through a variety of programs and development opportunities, the Center serves Millikin faculty and students, youth (ranging in age from elementary to high school level), community, and local businesses.