Business

The 2nd Year Business First Year Living Learning Community (LLC) is a dynamic and collaborative residential program designed for incoming first year students passionate about leadership in business, entrepreneurship, and innovation. The Business community fosters a supportive environment where like-minded students can explore their interests in business, develop professional skills, and build lifelong connections.

The Business 2nd Year LLC is located in Mantua Hall

The Business is located throughout Mantua Hall.

2nd Year Business LLC residents can only be roommates with residents in the following LLCs:

  • 2nd Year Business  LLC
  • 2nd Year STEM LLC
  • 2nd Year Honors LLC
  • Transfer Experience LLC

Linked Course Required for LLC Residents:

  • No Linked-Course is required

Great for Students Who...

  • Will be 2nd Year students pursuing degrees/majoring in Business Administration or Accounting

  • Will be 2nd Years minoring in Digital Marketing, Sustainable Business, Analytical Finance, Economics, Engineering Technologies, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, General Business, Human Resource Management, Management Information Systems, Promotion

  • Will be a 2nd Year Zag who wants to live in community with other Zags that would be interested in or directly studying Business related degrees

  • Will be a 2nd Year Zag that has a passion for business and plan to incorporate business topics and knowledge in an interdisciplinary way throughout their chosen degree 

Community Learning Outcomes:

  1. Apply Business Knowledge and Skills
    Demonstrate an understanding of core business concepts—such as entrepreneurship, marketing, financial management, and leadership—and apply them to hands-on projects, real-world scenarios, and collaborative initiatives.
  2. Develop Professional Networks and Leadership
    3. Build meaningful connections with through a residential setting with peers, faculty, alumni, and industry professionals while enhancing essential skills in communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and ethical decision-making to thrive in business environments.
  3. Explore Career Pathways and Set Personal Goals
    Identify diverse career opportunities in the business field, cultivate a global perspective on industry trends, and create a personal action plan to achieve academic, professional, and personal success.