Rasmussen College School of Business
Start or Advance your Career with a Business Degree
Associate’s Degrees and Accelerated Bachelor’s Degree-Completion Programs
The business world is constantly changing, and the need for business professionals who have the knowledge, tools and practical experience to take advantage of opportunities continues to grow.
At Rasmussen College, you can choose a Business major in an affordable learning format that best fits your lifestyle with Flex Choice® learning options. Our Associate’s degree in Business is available in a fully online or blended format, as well as with online self-directed assessments to help you save on tuition. Our Bachelor’s degree in Business allows you to take advantage of competency-based education (CBE), which focuses on efficiency and relevance by combining self-paced courses, project-based assessments and real-world scenarios. Both formats offer faculty support and are flexible, affordable and available fully online. This helps you transfer the skills you have and master the skills you need.
Our leading-edge programs are developed by industry professionals and designed to give you the relevant knowledge and training sought after by employers in a variety of industries. Choose to earn a degree in Accounting, Business Management, Data Analytics, Finance, Healthcare Management, Human Resources and Organizational Leadership, Marketing, or Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Our faculty members are dedicated to your success both in the classroom and in your future career in the business field. With their real-world experience, our faculty provides industry-specific knowledge and insight to help you choose the career that is right for you.
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Rasmussen College School of Business Mission Statement
The Rasmussen College School of Business prepares students to be confident, results-oriented business leaders who are active contributors in their chosen fields and diverse communities.
Our programs focus on building a strong business foundation while helping students acquire the skills employers demand, including critical thinking, communication, teamwork, and digital fluency, as they relate to various business settings. We measure our success through the academic performance, commitment to lifelong learning, and ethical and professional contributions of our graduates.
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