The Minor in Business is a program of study serving two groups of students in non-business majors.

• The first group are those who wish to reinforce their employment credentials by taking several business courses. A Minor in Business provides students with a strong and credible program. Many large corporations recognize the importance of a strong background in the liberal arts and sciences. In addition, these corporations look for entry-level business skills. A Minor in Business provides these skills.
• The second group of students are those who plan to do graduate work in Business. Many students find they can enhance their promotion opportunities with an advanced degree in Business. Some students choose the Minor in Business realizing that the minor contains courses which many colleges require for their MBA programs.

The following requirements must be satisfied prior to declaring the Business Administration Minor:

• Students do not have a College of Business major declared at Rowan University (this minor is available for non-business majors only)
• Students must have the following courses (9-12 credits) completed AND a minimum 2.500 cumulative GPA:

*See Additional Information section on the Program Worksheet (linked below) for notes about these courses

• Students must contact a Rohrer College of Business Academic Advisor to declare a minor
  • Email rcbminors@rowan.edu

Program Worksheet for the Business Administration Minor

Today’s organizations are collecting and storing vast amounts of data, and there is an increased need for employees who can apply critical thinking skills to data analysis for purposes of implementing organizational strategies and even creating competitive advantage. Business Analytics encompasses the processes and techniques by which businesses transform raw data into meaningful information to gain new insights and improve strategic decision-making. Business analytics is a multi-disciplined field, and business analysis skills are becoming foundational in a variety of career paths. As such, the Minor in Business Analytics is designed for any Rohrer College of Business major interested in expanding their knowledge and opportunities in the area of business analytics.

The following requirements must be satisfied prior to declaring the Business Analytics Minor:

• Students must have a minimum of 12 letter-graded credits completed or in progress at Rowan University (transfer credits are not applicable)
• Students must have a minimum 2.500 cumulative GPA
• Students must have a College of Business major declared at Rowan University
• Students may not also have the Business Analytics CUGS declared
• Students must contact a Rohrer College of Business Academic Advisor to declare a minor
  • Students who currently have a major declared in the College of Business should contact their assigned advisor.

Program Worksheet for the Business Analytics Minor (declared in Fall 2021 and after)

Entrepreneurship Minor

With the creation of an Entrepreneurship Minor, students from all colleges of Rowan University will have an opportunity to learn entrepreneurial knowledge and skills by enrolling and completing entrepreneurship courses. Students’ entrepreneurial accomplishments will be established when they graduate with the ENT minor along with their chosen academic major. 

The undergraduate minor in entrepreneurship is one of the fastest growing minors on campus, attracting students from not just traditional business disciplines, but also from engineering, computer science, music industry, education, journalism, art, physics, theatre and radio, tv and film.

This is largely because Rowan entrepreneurship minors are equipped with the skillset and mindset needed for success, regardless of whether their goal is to launch a technology company a social enterprise or nonprofit, a small business or work as an intrapreneur in a large corporation or family business. By aligning and exploiting synergies between domain-specific business courses and traditional Rowan entrepreneurship courses, students from across Rowan’s campus can earn a minor in entrepreneurship in a very cost- and time-efficient way. 

For more information on how to add the Entrepreneurship Minor

The goal of the minor program is to provide non-Business majors with the opportunity to qualify for entry-level human resource management positions. The objective of the program is to understand the legal and regulatory environment of human resource management, to develop the capability of using state-of-the-art hiring and recruiting techniques, and to learn how to harmonize an organization's compensation systems with its strategic goals. The program is based on the required human resource management coursework of the major in human resource management except that it has fewer required courses and fewer elective courses.

The following requirements must be satisfied prior to declaring the Human Resource Management Minor:

• Students must have a minimum of 12 letter-graded credits completed or in progress at Rowan University (transfer credits are not applicable)
• Students must have a minimum 2.500 cumulative GPA
• Students must have completed or be currently enrolled in either HRM 06.302 Human Resource Management or PSY 08.220 Personnel Psychology
• Students must contact a Rohrer College of Business Academic Advisor to declare a minor
  • Students who currently have a major declared in the College of Business should contact their assigned advisor. For students majoring outside of the College of Business, email rcbminors@rowan.edu.

 Program Worksheet for the Human Resource Management Minor (declared prior to Fall 2019)

Program Worksheet for the Human Resource Management Minor (declared in Fall 2019 and after)

The goal of the Marketing minor is to provide non-marketing majors with the opportunity to understand the marketing function in modern profit and not-for-profit organizations. By completing the Marketing minor, students will gain a specific understanding of the marketing function in modern organizations, including differences between domestic and international marketing strategy.  Students will also understand the fundamentals of consumer behavior, learn how to develop effective market plans, and engage in basic market research employing available decision support systems.

The following requirements must be satisfied prior to declaring the Marketing Minor:

• Students must have a minimum of 12 letter-graded credits completed at Rowan University (transfer credits are not applicable)
• Students must have no more than 90 earned credits (senior status) on Rowan University record
• Students must have a minimum 2.500 cumulative GPA
• Students must contact a Rohrer College of Business Academic Advisor to declare a minor
  • Students who currently have a major declared in the College of Business should contact their assigned advisor. For students majoring outside of the College of Business, email rcbminors@rowan.edu.

Program Worksheet for the Marketing Minor

The goal of the MIS minor program is to give business students a strong understanding of information systems in business, as they are an integral part of all organizations. In today’s digital era, technology is no longer just the purview of the IT function in an organization. Technology has cross-functional importance, and students in all business majors need to have knowledge of information systems and how they are used to support business operations and achieve organizational strategy. Students in the minor will take four required courses and choose two courses from a variety of electives depending on their area of interest.

The following requirements must be satisfied prior to declaring the Management Information Systems (MIS) Minor:

• Students must have a minimum of 12 letter-graded credits completed at Rowan University (transfer credits are not applicable)
• Students must have no more than 90 earned credits (senior status) on Rowan University record
• Students must have a College of Business major declared at Rowan University
• Students must have a minimum 2.500 cumulative GPA
• Students must contact a Rohrer College of Business Academic Advisor to declare a minor
  • Contact your current assigned academic advisor to officially declare the minor

Program Worksheet for the Management Information Systems (MIS) Minor (declared prior to Spring 2021)

Program Worksheet for the Management Information Systems (MIS) Minor (declared Spring 2021 and after)

The Supply Chain Management and Logistics (SCL) minor is an excellent choice for students with a combination of people skills, creative thinking, and problem-solving abilities. The SCL minor's curriculum is designed to complement a wide range of business degrees, including but not limited to Accounting, Finance, Entrepreneurship, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Human Resources. The SCL minor provides students with a solid foundation in logistics and supply chain strategies, as well as supply chain planning, analytics, and warehousing. SCL courses blend theoretical concepts with practical experience to bridge the gap between academia and industry practices. Students who complete the SCL minor will gain valuable skills and knowledge that will be applicable to a wide range of careers.

The following requirements must be satisfied prior to declaring the Supply Chain and Logistics Minor:

• Students must have a minimum of 12 letter-graded credits completed at Rowan University (transfer credits are not applicable)
• Students must have no more than 90 earned credits (senior status) on Rowan University record
• Students must have a College of Business major declared at Rowan University (except SCL major)
• Students must have a minimum 2.500 cumulative GPA
• Students must contact a Rohrer College of Business Academic Advisor to declare minor
  • Contact your current assigned academic advisor to officially declare the minor

Program worksheet for the Supply Chain and Logistics Minor