COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
BOISE STATE
BUSINESS
Business school graduates are uniquely positioned to transform organizations, create value, strengthen communities and impact lives.
Do you want more than just a diploma? Get an education that gives you real-world skills, builds your network and sets you up for success. At Boise State University’s College of Business and Economics you’ll find more degree options than other schools in the region, stronger business connections and dedicated academic and career support. COBE alumni are known to have fulfilling careers as well as the skills 2
and opportunities to improve lives and make positive change in the world. You can accomplish the same with a degree from Boise State, Idaho’s top-ranked business school. boisestate.edu/cobe
EXPLORE: About us, AACSB accreditation
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Economic development and business help centers
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About our building
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About Boise
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Donor supported services
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Academic Advising, Thompson Writing Lab
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Student organizations
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COBE stats
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Career Services, Career Closet
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Degrees at a glance (includes major inspirations, career examples and average salaries)
Bachelor degree programs
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Minors, certificates and graduate program listings Scholarships, internships
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Boise State Admissions and contact information
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COBE Living Learning Community
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BUSINESS IS EVERYWHERE
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From prices at the store to global events in the news, business explains how the world works. If you’re curious about what’s happening and why, majoring in business is a great fit for you.
An education that opens doors to all kinds of careers You can become a global business strategist, talent acquisition specialist,
IT project manager, private equity associate, social media manager, forensic accountant, business intelligence analyst, innovation consultant, behavioral economist, procurement specialist and so many more!
Real-world skills to make positive impact You’ll develop essential skills, strengthening your teamwork, innovation and problem-solving abilities. You’ll be ready to tackle business and economics grand challenges, creating positive change and improving lives.
AACSB All accreditations aren’t equal. We are among less than 2% of schools in the world that are AACSB accredited for both business and accountancy, and that means we’ve met strict quality requirements for student learning, faculty and curriculum.
“I recommend COBE because of its incredible sense of community. Even though Boise State is a big school, it truly feels like a small one making it easy to build meaningful connections.” — Olivia Myers, marketing student, class of ’25
WHY STUDY BUSINESS AT BOISE STATE?
A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO LEARN The Micron Business and Economics Building
The Micron Business and Economics Building is your business home base. Sustainably designed, MBEB is accessible and filled with studentfriendly features. • 26 reservable team rooms (write-on walls, online connections, large screens)
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• Vibrant outdoor plaza and indoor commons with a cafe • Student-centric first floor — advising, career services, writing center and tutoring lab • Plenty of space to study or just hang out
A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO BE
BOISE
An important part of picking your school is deciding where you want to be
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The city of Boise offers: • City living without the hassle • Capital city advantage of internships and student work experiences • Outdoor adventure at your doorstep • Downtown arts and culture, great restaurants and nightlife (10 minutes from campus) • A friendly vibe and serious business connections with companies that range from Fortune 500s to dynamic startups Check it out: boisestate.edu/about/cityofboise
ACADEMIC ADVISING Work with skilled academic advisors to: • Explore major opportunities • Develop a strategic academic plan • F ind exciting ways to grow
professionally and personally
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COBE’s academic advisors help you stay on track to meet your educational goals. We will guide you through course selection, scheduling and the COBE admissions process. We help you navigate degree requirements and university policies, coaching you all the way to graduation. All so you can be more successful at Boise State and beyond.
The Thompson Family Writing Lab COBE’s investment in student success just doesn’t stop. The Thompson Family Writing Lab is a satellite of the Boise State Writing Center, conveniently located in MBEB on the first floor. With drop-in hours and appointments, it helps students be career ready by developing strong writing and communication skills.
BUSINESS STUDENT You don’t have to do college alone! Beyond our amazing faculty and staff, we’ve got your back with specialized support services. The first floor of MBEB is a service hub dedicated to student success. We focus on preparing and supporting you through advising, tutoring, business-specific career services and connections with other valuable campus resources.
SUPPORT
COBE CAREER SERVICES Our career-coaching staff will help you one-on-one to: • Explore career opportunities • P repare your resume, cover letter
and LinkedIn profile • Find internships and jobs • Craft your personal brand • Practice interviewing • N etwork with business professionals
We bring employers to you COBE Career Services offers a range of opportunities, including career workshop series (often led by employers), information sessions and networking events which bring companies to campus to actively recruit students. Business professionals engage in activities like classroom panel discussions, career fairs, mentorship programs, professional dinners and networking socials. COBE is the only business school in Idaho and the only college at Boise State to have embedded career services.
Career Closet The Atkins Law Career Closet provides professional attire at no cost to students and recent graduates in need. Be well dressed for interviews, career fairs, internships, research conferences, etc. This support resource is open to Broncos of all majors and identities. boisestate.edu/cobe-careers/career-closet
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ACADEMIC DEGREE PROGRAMS Still deciding what to study? Start at COBE and pick your path. Boise State has more business degree options than any other school in Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. In the classroom, our students receive an innovative, hands-on education from COBE’s dedicated, nationally-recognized faculty. We incorporate the ideals of business ethics into academic activities while engaging with the community, completing projects that bring both positive societal impact and challenging learning opportunities. COBE graduates leave the college with solid, real-world business knowledge, ready to excel as professionals.
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These companies hire our students:
Aspen Capital Management
Fisher Investments
Boise Cascade
Gardner Company
City of Boise
HP
Clearwater
Little-Morris
Clenera
Micron
Deloitte
Ocean Network Express
Dykman Electrical Inc
Paylocity
Eide Bailly LLP
PepsiCo/FritoLay
ESI
Red Aspen
Exyte
TechCU Simplot
DEGREE PROGRAMS
ACCOUNTANCY COBE’s accountancy program is built on the strength of academic integrity, strong community bonds and student involvement. With an accounting major, you can have a career in a growing profession with a strong entry-level job market, opportunity for rapid advancement and a backstage pass to the business world. Accountants are trusted business advisors that leverage their technical and analytical skills to help organizations run efficiently. Answering the industry demand, we are enhancing our curriculum with data analytics. Students will be well prepared to use data to understand clients’ whole businesses and anticipate needs. The Department of Accountancy has strong ties with accounting professionals that we leverage for the benefit of students.
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Student org: Beta Alpha Psi (pages 24-25)
$ $81-162k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
6%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
“I have always been a fan of Boise State, and I never thought of going anywhere else for my education. While pursuing my accounting degree, what impresses me the most is that the professors take a genuine interest in the students. My professors have helped and encouraged me while on this path and have opened doors for me that I wouldn’t have known about otherwise.” — Asher Potter, class of ’26
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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Build a strong foundation in the principles of effective management while developing key skills in leadership, strategic thinking, teamwork and problem solving. This degree program offers rich, hands-on learning across core areas such as business law, organizational development, global business and ethical practices. Through a rigorous curriculum, you’ll learn how companies operate and make critical decisions. You’ll strengthen your communication and analytical skills. These are all essential tools for navigating complex business challenges and leading with confidence. With a degree in business administration, you’ll be well positioned to consider a wide range of careers in management, operations, marketing, human resources and beyond. Student org: Alpha Kappa Psi (pages 24-25)
$ $79-121k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
5.8-10.6%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27 “With my business administration degree, an info tech minor and a business analytics certificate, I’m excited to leverage my education to help businesses become more efficient through analytics. The remarkable community at Boise State has turned challenges into opportunities and dreams into achievements.” — Bhakti Shah, class of ’25
DEGREE PROGRAMS
BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC ANALYTICS
Would you like to help a business by analyzing data and discovering paths for growth? Business and economic analysts identify and describe business problems and opportunities by using analytical tools to formulate statistical models. A degree in business and economic analytics will give you the skills to turn big data into actionable information for making strategic decisions. Every industry needs this type of analysis to succeed in and adapt to ever-changing business environments. Student org: BASE (Business Analytics Service Experience), (pages 24-25)
$ $91-113k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
15%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27 “In my academic journey, I have tackled data analytics, predictive modeling and decisionmaking, and applied my newly acquired skills to real-world challenges. Beyond coursework, I have participated in service-learning projects through the student organization BASE (Business Analytics Service Experience), collaborating with the Downtown Boise Association and Boise Co-op Market to support local businesses through analytics.” — Luke Wallace, class of ’25
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ECONOMICS
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Economists study how people and societies decide what goods and services to produce, how to allocate resources for production and how to divide the income created in the process. Economics courses deal with national economic health and the behavior of industries and individual firms, as well as the decisions made by individuals in households and families. Economists have the opportunity to guide companies in critical business decisions, advise politicians at all levels of government, address social problems and affect positive change in people’s material well being. Student org: Economics Association (pages 24-25)
$ $83-116k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
9% 5%
Ten-year Ten-year jobjob growth growth (2023-2033) (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
“The Department of Economics is truly one of a kind. One aspect that sets them apart is the regular research presentations from professors across the country. These talks expose students to current, real-world economic issues and inspire our own research projects. I’m incredibly grateful for the economics program at Boise State because it equipped me with strong quantitative skills and opened doors to a wide range of career paths, including marketing research, data science and investment banking.” — Sarah Perry, class of ’25
Sarah is in the 4+1 economics program which means she finished her senior year and the first year of the master program at the same time.
DEGREE PROGRAMS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP MANAGEMENT Gain the entrepreneurial mindset and practical skills needed to start, grow or manage a successful business. Whether you’re launching a new venture, leading a growing enterprise, or overseeing a family-owned or small business, this program equips you with the tools to thrive. You’ll build core competencies in opportunity recognition, business planning, funding strategies, marketing and leadership — developing the agility to solve problems creatively and drive innovation. These entrepreneurial capabilities are also invaluable for bringing strategic insight to any organization. Prepare to lead with confidence in dynamic, fast-paced environments where adaptability and vision make all the difference. Student org: Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization (pages 24-25)
“My entrepreneurial journey began when I launched Gem State Charcuterie here in Boise. What started as a creative outlet quickly turned into a small business that I’m proud of and excited to grow. The College of Business and Economics provides me with the tools, knowledge and confidence I need to grow my business. Everything I’m learning — from strategy and marketing to leadership, entrepreneurship and innovation — applies directly to the real-life challenges I face as an entrepreneur. The professors and staff at COBE have been incredible. They are supportive, approachable and truly want to see students succeed. I’ve always felt encouraged and empowered throughout my journey, and that has made a big difference.”
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Average salary in this field
wildly!
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
— Besa Sadiku, from Kosovo, class of ’26
430,000+
new businesses started each month
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FINANCE
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Finance classes emphasize pragmatic applications of current financial decision-making theory in a changing global environment. As a finance student, you will develop important financial competencies such as cash flow analysis and financial risk estimation, and you’ll have access to a wealth of technological tools. A career in finance can be AI-proof because skills like strategic thinking and financial judgment aren’t easily automated. With a finance degree you’ll have strong earning potential. Finance careers are consistently among the highest-paying fields. Student org: Financial Management Association (pages 24-25)
$ $87-162k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
9%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
“Initially undeclared in my freshman year, I was quickly drawn to the Department of Finance by its amazing professors and engaging topics. Working on projects such as the Student-Managed Investment Fund has provided me with invaluable hands-on experience that will benefit my career.” — Logan Brewer, finance major, class of ’25
DEGREE PROGRAMS
TRADING ROOM AND STUDENT MANAGED FUNDS The Dykman Financial Trading Room houses nine individually licensed Bloomberg terminals, providing hands-on experience with powerful financial management applications. The room has an exciting Wall Street atmosphere with an electronic stock ticker streaming the latest market activity. It allows you to use the same cutting-edge data, research, analytics and news that industry professionals employ while working with real money in student-managed investment funds totaling approximately $1.5 million. And, you’ll be making a difference — fund earnings go toward business student scholarships.
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Human resource management is a dynamic and rapidly growing field focused on maximizing the potential of an organization’s greatest asset — its people. HR professionals shape workplace culture and performance by designing and implementing strategies for every stage of the employee experience. In this program, you’ll explore key areas such as talent acquisition, employee development, compensation and benefits, organizational change and HR analytics. You’ll also build critical skills in problem solving, decision making and strategic planning. Graduates are equipped to lead in roles that blend people management with business strategy — serving as employee advocates, organizational change agents and administrative leaders in today’s evolving workplace. Student org: Human Resource Association (pages 24-25)
$ $79-164k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
7.9%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
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Information Technology Management is a growing field dedicated to supporting business data needs, addressing complex problems and enabling innovation using technology. Along with the business core classes, majors complete classes in data analytics, software development, networking and cybersecurity. Student orgs: BASE (Business Analytics Service Experience), IT Club (pages 24-25)
$ $103-174k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
15%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
“During school, I was continually inspired by brilliant individuals, both faculty and peers. The ITM program challenged me to think like an industry professional, empowered me to make an impact and gave me opportunities to apply my IT and business analytics skills to meaningful causes.” — Maia McSherry, class of ’25
DEGREE PROGRAMS
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS As an international business major, you’ll explore core business disciplines —such as management, marketing and finance —through a global lens while also building a foundation in international politics, history and language. This interdisciplinary program prepares you to navigate complex cross-cultural environments and address global commerce challenges. You’ll gain insight into international trade dynamics, geopolitical influences on business and strategies for operating across borders. To enhance your real-world readiness, you’ll complete an international business career experience and get the opportunity to study abroad. This major equips you with the cultural awareness, strategic thinking and adaptability needed to lead in international business and contribute meaningfully to global society.
Matthew overlooking a Tuscany valley while on a semester abroad in Italy.
“The international business professors are amazing. They are still actively engaged in the business world and share so much experience that it is easy to apply what I learned. I liked that my international business degree could be adapted to what I wanted to emphasize and has plenty of room for a double major or a minor.”
— Matthew Conte
$ $79-121k
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Potential mid- to late-career salaries
5.8-10.6%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
Elle Relyea visited a tribal community and practiced
Chinese and English with elementary students during her 2024 Asia BizTech experience. BizTech is an immersive educational internship experience in Taiwan.
MANAGEMENT (ONLINE)
Gain the core skills needed to lead and manage in today’s dynamic business environment. This fully online major equips you with essential competencies in leadership, problem solving, strategic planning and collaboration. You’ll explore key topics such as business law, workforce development, global markets and corporate social responsibility. 18
Designed to deliver strong, real-world outcomes, the program offers a well-rounded curriculum that spans multiple functional areas of business. You’ll develop the analytical and communication skills necessary for sound decision making and effective leadership across diverse industries. A degree in management opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities, preparing you to thrive in roles that demand both strategic insight and practical expertise.
Student org: Alpha Kappa Psi (pages 24-25)
$ $79-121k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
5.8-10.6%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
“Boise State’s Online Management program is more than just a degree program, it’s a support system. They meet you where you are, help you through life’s challenges and make it possible to pursue your goals in a way that works for you. At Boise State you get a high-quality education from real people who care about your success.” — Ben Rodriquez, first generation college graduate, class of ’25
DEGREE PROGRAMS
MARKETING Does a career managing a brand or introducing new products and services into the marketplace interest you? Or are you interested in a career in advertising, digital marketing or social media promotions? Students majoring in marketing can choose a concentration in brand and product marketing or marketing communications that will lead to a rewarding career in this dynamic field. A new emphasis area in professional sales is expected to launch in fall of 2026. With this emphasis, marketing majors will develop expertise in the high-demand skills of professional selling. Students will learn foundational principles of sales strategy, negotiation and the use of technology in professional sales.
Run an ad agency Put your marketing knowledge to the test in our Advertising Agency Management courses. Be part of a team that creates a functioning advertising agency with local advertising professionals as your instructors. Develop an integrated marketing campaign for a real client and pitch to that client in a competition with other northwestern universities.
Student org: Advertising Club, Professional Sales Club (pages 24-25)
$ $88-170k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
8%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
“I was drawn to the marketing program because of the welcoming environment and the energy of the people around me. The professors are incredibly supportive and encouraged me to think creatively and push beyond the basics. Because of the support and preparation I received through COBE, I secured an internship with Boise State Athletics marketing department where I applied newly learned skills in a fast-paced, exciting environment and I gained practical experience in areas like digital marketing and branding.” — Hailee Kienitz, class of ’25
The Professional Sales Team travels to competitions across the country where winners get cash prizes and every participant gains invaluable experience.
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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Supply chain managers never have the same day twice.
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This career creates the activities that move and deliver the products and services a company sells. Whether you are analyzing the best way to route a shipping container halfway around the world, or trouble-shooting quality problems in a hospital, you will find that working in supply chain means tackling challenging problems in a rapidly changing environment.
$ $77-177k
Potential mid- to late-career salaries
COBE supply chain management students and their Micron mentors pose for a photo after the students’ project-wrapup presentation.
10%
Ten-year job growth (2023-2033)
For job titles and more details, see pages 26-27
Supply chain management students complete project with Micron Students were given a large dataset (42,000+ rows) related to Micron’s fabrication processes and were tasked with interpreting the data, providing descriptive statistics and making recommendations to increase process efficiency. Students applied their knowledge of operations and supply chain management in a practical, hands-on setting that goes beyond what can be taught in the classroom.
NO MINOR THING Adding a business-related minor gives you a major competitive edge in the job market and skill sets employers want and need. MINORS: Accountancy Economics Entrepreneurship Management Finance Human Resource Management Industrial Engineering Information Technology Management International Business Management Marketing Nonprofit Management Sustainability Supply Chain Management
CERTIFICATES: Business Analytics Business Creation Business Prep Nonprofit Management Resort and Hospitality Management
LEARN MORE — GO TO GRAD SCHOOL Continue your education in a graduate program at the College of Business and Economics at Boise State University. • Master of Science in Accountancy (on campus or online) • Master of Science in Accountancy-Taxation (concurrent Juris Doctorate available) • Master of Business Administration Career Track (full time) Concurrent Juris Doctorate Executive Online Professional (part time) • Master of Economics • Master of Science in Economics • Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Management
NOT PLANNING TO MAJOR IN BUSINESS? +Business minor or certificate Add a +Business certificate or minor to complement your major field of study. You will gain business competencies and develop knowledge and skills which will help you succeed in any career.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
We know how important it is to keep an eye on the bottom line. In addition to general Boise State scholarships, COBE students are eligible for over 150 business-specific scholarships each year. Find simple application process instructions on the COBE website. boisestate.edu/cobe/students/scholarships
BRONCO CORPS INTERNSHIPS
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COBE students can take advantage of the Bronco Corps internship program, which provides students with paid internships. Bronco Corps connects COBE students with local small businesses and nonprofits, allowing students to gain real-world experience while working on high-need community projects.
IDAHO LAUNCH Most COBE majors are included in Idaho Launch, a grant program aiming to prepare Idaho’s students for Idaho’s workforce needs. Idaho Launch provides students a one-time opportunity to have 80% of the tuition and fees at an eligible institution covered to a maximum amount of $8,000. Up to one half of the initial grant award can be awarded in the first year of a program. To be eligible, a student must graduate from an Idaho high school, home school or GED program, be an Idaho resident, enroll in a qualifying Idaho institution and start their education the fall after graduation. For more information or to apply, go to nextsteps.idaho.gov/launch
LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITY Unlock your potential for lifelong success with the COBE Living Learning Community at Boise State University. Join a dynamic cohort of motivated first-year business students and embark on a transformative journey that combines academic excellence, leadership development and career exploration. Discover your passion, build essential skills and connect with industry professionals, all within a supportive and close-knit community. Don’t miss out — apply early as space is limited. boisestate.edu/cobe/students/live-with-cobe-students/
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND OUTSIDE SERVICES MBEB is home to the Idaho Small Business Development Center and TechHelp, Idaho’s manufacturing specialists. These organizations service the state-wide small business community in big ways, and students benefit from this connection. Having these services as part of the college keeps us close to the pulse of new business development and gives a let’s-work-together vibe. Students are involved through projects, internships and events. idahosbdc.org | techhelp.org
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DONOR SUPPORT DRIVES STUDENT SUCCESS The College of Business and Economics is fortunate to have a community of engaged partners. Our generous donors help support scholarships, making it possible for COBE students to take full advantage of the outstanding extracurricular activities in COBE, many of which are funded through donor support. Opportunities made possible by donors: • Bronco Corps internship program • Student-managed investment fund • Atkins Law Career Closet • COBE Connect Room • Thompson Family Writing Lab • Professional networking dinner • COBE Student Hardship Fund
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS, CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS
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Get involved with a student organization for early business connections
Beta Gamma Sigma is the international honor society serving business programs accredited by AACSB International. BGS membership is the highest international recognition a business student can receive.
Advertising Club is the perfect place for creative thinkers and strategic planners. You’ll gain essential skills in communication, creative problem solving, campaign planning and more — critical in any career.
Business Professionals of America contributes to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic and technological skills.
Alpha Kappa Psi is a co-ed business fraternity and we’re recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders. Join the vast network of more than 298,000 members worldwide dedicated to helping one another succeed in their careers. BASE (Business Analytics Service Experience) offers you the opportunity to learn and apply data skills for nonprofits and partners in the local community. Beta Alpha Psi is an international scholastic organization that promotes professional excellence in the field of accounting. We provide enhanced university experiences through personal and professional development, which instills ethical, social and public responsibility.
Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization informs, supports and inspires you to be entrepreneurial and seek opportunity through enterprise creation. A diverse global network provides events, chapter activities and conferences to help start businesses. Economics Association is a source of information on schools, internships, scholarships and careers pertaining to the field of economics. We provide a forum for people who talk and think like economists to converse about current issues, economic theory and research ideas. Financial Management Association helps you with your professional, educational and social development in finance, banking and investments. We do this through seminars, financial calculator workshops, spreadsheet software classes, social functions and more. Human Resource Association focuses on providing you with opportunities for mentoring, networking and gaining experience in the HR field. We promote serving the community and are a Superior Merit Award-winning student chapter.
COBE STATS
87%
of graduates finish their degree in 4 years IT Club creates a space for you to gain professional development by networking, collaboration opportunities and projects you can put on a resume.
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Top 2%
Net Impact is an international organization of undergraduate, graduate and professional level clubs. We host events to network and learn from local business leaders who excel in sustainability, corporate social responsibility and/or ethics. Professional Sales Club helps you gain confidence and skills in communication, persuasion and relationship building which are needed for any career and in your personal life. Through social get-togethers, workshops, company visits and sales career fairs, we create a student-to-corporate pipeline for jobs and internships. We also participate in sales competitions across the U.S. and are gaining a reputation as one of the best sales teams in the country. Women in Business Association connects women from the College of Business and Economics in a casual, fun way to build relationships that empower them in business and life. GET INVOLVED See complete descriptions and links at boisestate.edu/cobe/students/ student-organizations
of business schools globally via AACSB accreditation
$7.1 M
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in scholarships awarded to COBE students in 2024
No. 1
ranked business programs in Idaho according to U.S. News & World Report
5,500+
students enrolled during the school year
$6.7M
in donations received during the school year
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
DEGREES AT A GLANCE Degree Accountancy, BBA* (See page 9)
Business Administration, BBA (See page 10)
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Business and Economic Analytics, B.S.* (See page 11)
Business Economics, BBA Economics, B.A.* (See page 12)
Entrepreneurship Management, BBA (See page 13)
If you like to...
Career and average salary
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Solve problems
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Financial manager | $161,700
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Work with money and numbers
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Financial analyst | $101,910
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Accountant and auditor | $81,680
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Work with people
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Financial Examiner | $90,400
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Analyze finances
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Catch errors
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Lead others
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Manager | $120,406
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Organize
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Management analyst | $101,190
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Problem solve
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Have diverse career options
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General and operations manager | $105,350
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Buyer and purchasing agent | $79,830
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Develop skills in many areas
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Conquer complex challenges
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Computer and information analyst | $111,630
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Think critically and creatively
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Data analyst/scientist | $112,590
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Make data driven decisions
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Operations research analyst | $91,290
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Management analyst | $101,190
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Steer organizational success
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Work in a dynamic field
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Think critically
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Economist | $115,440
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Analyze and interpret data
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Financial analyst | $101,910
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Propose solutions
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Data analyst/scientist | $112,590
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Learn about how the world works
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Economics teacher postsecondary | $83,980
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Operations research analyst | $91,290
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Work in many different fields
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Be your own boss
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Top executive | $207,340
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Work with people
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Purchasing manager | $162,390
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Generate ideas
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Training and development manager | $143,060
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Be creative
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Business operations specialist | $89,460
* BBA: bachelor of business administration, B.S.: bachelor of science, B.A.: bachelor of arts Salary Information in this book is from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Indeed or NACE and are for mid- to late-careers, are subject to change and may vary depending on geographic location and experience.
Degree Finance, BBA (See page 14)
Human Resource Management, BBA (See page 15)
Information Technology Management, BBA (See page 16)
International Business, BBA (See page 17)
Management Online, BBA (See page 18)
Marketing, BBA (See page 19)
Supply Chain Management, BBA (See page 20)
If you like to...
Career and average salary
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Make decisions
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Financial manager | $161,700
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Work with money and numbers
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Personal financial advisor | $102,140
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Analyze financial data
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Financial analyst | $101,910
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Think critically
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Budget analyst | $87,930
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Work with people
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Human resources manager | $163,760
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Organize
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Compensation and benefits manager | $160,940
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Help people
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Training and development manager | $143,060
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Improve organizations
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Human resources specialist | $79,730
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Lead others
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Information systems manager | $173,200
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Solve problems
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Information security analyst | $124,910
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Think critically and creatively
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Computer systems analyst | $103,790
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Implement technology
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Database administrator | $123,100
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Lead others
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Manager | $120,406
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Make decisions
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Management analyst | $101,190
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Travel the world
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General and operations manager | $105,350
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Work with people from other cultures
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Buyer and purchasing agent | $79,830
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Learn new cultures
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Lead others
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Manager | $120,406
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Organize
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Management analyst | $101,190
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Problem solve
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Have diverse career options
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General and operations manager | $105,350
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Buyer and purchasing agent | $79,830
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Develop skills in many areas
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Think creatively
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Marketing manager | $169,380
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Work with people
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Advertising and promotions manager | $162,570
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Design sales promotions
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Market research analyst and marketing specialist | $92,240
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Communicate with customers
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Public relations specialist | $88,860
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Use data to solve problems
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Supply chain director | $176,500
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Tackle new challenges every day
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Industrial production manager | $125,900
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Transportation storage manager | $102,010
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Analyze and improve business processes
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Buyer and purchasing agent | $77,850
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Logistician | $80,880
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