L U N D Y- F E T T E R M A N S C H O O L O F B U S I N E S S U N D E R G R A D U A T E A D M I S S I O N S
innovation with vision
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VALUES
INTELLECTUAL
RIGOR
Challenging educational activities, critical analysis, and
integrative application.
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
Learning that extends beyond the classroom through service,
work experiences, and international educational opportunities.
ENTREPRENEURIAL
THINKING
Creative, productive and innovative approaches to business and
organizational life.
SUPPORTIVE
COMMUNITY
Students, faculty, staff and alumni building lasting relationships
that make a positive difference.
CHRISTIAN
IDEALS
Modeling truth, integrity, love and grace and integrating these
principles into our teaching, research and service.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CAMPBELL
BUSINESS SCHOOL
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INTELLECTUAL
RIGOR
EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
ENTREPRENEURIAL
THINKING
SUPPORTIVE
COMMUNITY
CHRISTIAN
IDEALS
A Commitment to
Your Education....5
Study Abroad....9
Entrepreneurial
Success....13
Student Life....18
Christian Service....23
Student Success....19
Christian Faith....24
Choosing a Business
Major....6
3/2 MBA Option....7
Do more than you think
you are capable of
achieving....8
Internships....10
Career Services....11
Career Services
Portal....12
Expanding Business
School Opportunities....14
Free Market Capitalism....15
Business Clubs....20
Local Attractions....21
Harnett Co. Economic
Symposium....15
Opportunities for
Your Future....16
25
26
ADMISSIONS
CHECKLIST
SOCIAL MEDIA
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THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME TO
LEARN ABOUT THE CAMPBELL
UNIVERSITY LUNDY-FETTERMAN
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. Our undergraduate
program is unique in many ways – from our philosophy about
business, and our Christian values, to our focus on supporting the
community beyond our campus boundaries, and the opportunity to
design a customized learning experience that will prepare you for a
career in business.
Campbell Business continues to grow rapidly with the addition of
a new major – Finance, focused on the study of financial markets,
banking and profitability. Our new First Citizens Wealth Management
Center brings the world of business into our classrooms, simulating
an investment firm environment and wealth management platform.
In addition, our Business School has designated a new professor to
fill the Lundy Chair with an emphasis on experiential learning and
entrepreneurial thinking. We are a Business program you will be
proud to list on your resume.
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INTELLECTUAL
RIGOR
A COMMITMENT TO YOUR EDUCATION
Our mission is to provide you with a comprehensive professional education and instill in you a commitment to service,
lifelong learning, ethical behavior and the free enterprise system. With the increasing cost of college education, graduates
want an education that will lead to a job that pays well and aligns with their interests. On average, the starting salary for
business graduates is around $58,000 and business still proves to be one of the most popular majors. A business major is
a smart choice.
HOW DO YOU MATCH CURRENT
CAMPBELL BUSINESS STUDENTS?
3.567
80%
Entering Freshman High
School GPA Average
Students with
Scholarship Assistance
70%
859
20%
80%
Students from
North Carolina
Total Campbell Business
School Enrollment
Increase of Enrollment
in the Last Year
Average Return Rate for
Campbell Business Since 2011
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FASTEST GROWING MAJORS:
Trust and Wealth Management, Marketing, and
Healthcare Management.
All business students are required to take a core of
general college classes, as well as our business core.
This allows you three-four semesters to explore your
options before committing to a major. Many students
also consider minoring or double majoring to allow for
a more customized degree.
CHOOSING A BUSINESS MAJOR
There’s a reason enrollment in the Campbell Business School is increasing each year.
There is a demand for Campbell business students in the workplace. The quality of
Campbell Business School graduates is recognized in the community and beyond.
With nine majors, there’s something for everyone.
2015 undergraduate Business School enrollment:
Accounting (74)
Business Administration (244)
Accounting
Tracking money earned
and spent
Finance
Studying financial
markets and how they
affect profitability
Marketing
Promoting products and
services to potential
customers
Business
Administration
Economics
Running a business and
managing people
Understanding how
prices and profits affect
the world economy
Healthcare
Management
International
Business
Leading healthcare
organizations
PGA Golf
Management
Learning management
skills to succeed in the
golf industry
Economics/Pre-law (31)
Healthcare Management (67)
International Business (20)
Managing exchange of
goods and services across
national boundaries
Marketing (78)
Trust & Wealth
Management
Trust & Wealth Management/Pre-law (180)
Managing the assets of
the wealthy
PGA Golf Management (165)
Finance (12)
“My favorite thing about the Campbell Business Community is that the
students and faculty inspire you to be better and do better. The school is
filled with students who want to succeed and that’s motivation enough to
keep going for our goals.”
Diane Ford, Class of 2017
Economics
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Intellectual Rigor
“Campbell’s professors challenge us by presenting material that causes us to be
analytical and methodical in our thought processes. The Campbell classroom
experience prepared me to go into my internship by teaching me how to set my
own deadlines and meet them. I learned to challenge myself and others through
continuous improvement.”
Corrie Lee, Class of 2018
Trust and Wealth Management
EARN TWO DEGREES
A BBA/MBA IN FIVE YEARS
“I chose the Trust and Wealth
Management field because I enjoy
helping people and this is a people
business. It is about helping
families determine how they will
pass their wealth on to succeeding
generations.”
Bradley Kelly, Class of 2015
Financial Analyst, A.J. Wealth - New York, NY
3/2 MBA Grad Campbell
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The Campbell Business School BBA/MBA - 3/2 Option enables you to earn a Bachelor
of Business Administration (BBA) degree and a Master of Business
Administration (MBA) degree in five years. You can save one year of time and tuition as
you earn educational credentials that will help you advance faster and farther in the job market.
Students pursuing a Campbell business degree in any major may apply for the 3/2 Option. Trust
and Wealth Management students are the most frequent participants. Marketing and Healthcare
Management are the next largest group of participants.
The 3/2 Option is an attractive decision for our most ambitious students. An average of 65 students
participate in the 3/2 program each year.
DO MORE THAN YOU THINK YOU ARE CAPABLE OF ACHIEVING.
THRIVE ON NEW CHALLENGES
LEARN IN A PROGRAM
WITH 16 TO 1 STUDENT TO
FACULTY RATIO
JOIN THE ONLY TRUST AND
WEALTH MANAGEMENT
UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR
IN THE NATION
DEVELOP IN ONE OF ONLY
18 PGA GOLF MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMS IN THE US
FOCUS ON FREE MARKETS
AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
WITH SUPPORT FROM OUR
LUNDY CHAIR
FOCUS ON BANKING WITH A
MAJOR IN FINANCE
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THE CAREER SERVICES
RESOURCES SPECIFIC TO
THE BUSINESS SCHOOL
“From the start of each internship, my managers were impressed with the
knowledge I had gained from classroom experience. Due to the material taught
by Campbell faculty, I was able to grow and do more assignments than originally
planned for my time at each intern location. The internships have provided me
with opportunities to learn more about the work path I would like to take.”
Jesse Hubers, Class of 2016
Trust & Wealth Management and Accounting double major
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EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING
STUDY AT PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
“People say “How was your trip?” but it wasn’t just a trip, it was my LIFE for a semester. I was able to grow into myself, decide
who I was and who I am going to be. I loved every minute. Studying abroad is amazing, and I recommend it to everyone.
People call me brave for flying to a strange country and experiencing different
EXPAND YOUR
things. I say the brave part is coming back.”
HORIZONS LOCALLY
Carolynn Spadafino, Class of 2015
Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea
STUDY ABROAD
The Study Abroad office works one-on-one with
students to prepare them for one of two options
Independent Programs – World-wide
• Semester-long internship
• Semester at partner university
Faculty-Led Summer Programs
• Short-term summer programs led by
Campbell faculty
• Three to five summer programs each year
• Typical business program lasts two weeks
• Programs rotate with new courses, faculty
directors, and sites each year
BUSINESS STUDENTS HAVE TRAVELED AND STUDIED IN:
ITALY
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CHILE
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ENGLAND
CHINA
S. KOREA
Sharpen your negotiation skills by earning
a Certificate of Negotiation, taught in
collaboration with the University of Reading,
England. Negotiation experts offer courses at
our Raleigh Downtown location so you don’t
have to travel “across the pond” to sit at the
feet of experts. Learn how to communicate
effectively, trade equivocally, and achieve
mutually satisfying goals. Your certificate
will be awarded by the University of Reading,
recently ranked among the top 1% of
universities in the world by the Times Higher
Education World University Ranking.
INTERNSHIPS LEAD TO CAREERS
WE HELP STUDENTS FIND AN INTERNSHIP THAT’S RIGHT FOR THEIR CAREER GOALS. Many companies and organizations
specifically seek Campbell business interns. Over 150 business students intern all over the country in the summertime.
PGA GOLF MANAGEMENT
“The golf internships give students applicable knowledge and unique
experiences. We have the opportunity to learn from some of the best
professionals in the industry.
Some of my internship responsibilities include
maintaining a golf car fleet, valet operations, tournament operations, and a
wide variety of other tasks.”
Trey Romig, Class of 2018
Martis Camp in Lake Tahoe, NV
HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT
“I had three internships while at Campbell. After interning,
I understood much more of the classroom material because I
had witnessed first hand the business concepts and healthcare
concepts that we talk about in class.”
Tiffany Seawell, Class of 2015
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Experiential Learning
CAREER SERVICES
Campbell Business School will support your career development so that you will find the kind of employment you want upon graduation. This customized and
valuable assistance includes
CAREER COUNSELING, RESUME DEVELOPMENT, INTERVIEW SKILLS,
AN INNOVATIVE INTERVIEW SIMULATION PROGRAM, ACCESS TO JOB DATABASES AND
ASSISTANCE IN FINDING CAREER RELATED INTERNSHIPS.
“Career Services is here to prepare the students to compete effectively in
the job market. We have a staff and faculty with different experiences and
backgrounds to help. Students have a great opportunity to compete in
the marketplace if they take advantage of the services offered.”
Lisa Youngquist
Career Services Coordinator
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“Campbell’s Business program is a breeding ground for future innovators. Our
students, faculty, and alumni are pushing the limits. Coming to Campbell was easily
one of the best decisions of my young life. The network it has helped me build in
four years, from internships at Deepdale, Atlantic, and Frederica Golf Clubs, have me
leaving here fearless to graduate and excited to enter the professional world.”
Sabastian Hutman, Class of 2015
CAMEL BIZ
CONNECTING STUDENTS
AND EMPLOYERS FOR CAREER
SUCCESS
As a Campbell student (and as a Campbell graduate), you
can register with Campbell’s Career Services Portal. This
service provides networking opportunities with
Campbell alumni and friends in a variety of
professional settings, from small businesses to
big corporations. These connections can often lead to a
mentor, an internship, and a job. The portal can become
an asset during college and beyond, as it allows you to
create an online personal calendar, manage employment
related documents, search and apply for jobs, schedule
on-campus interviews, and much more.
Tax
Attorney
Strategy
Consultant
Accountant
Event
Planner
Golf
Professional
Project
Analyst
WHAT
COULD
YOU DO?
Golf Course
Manager
Media
Buyer
Chief
Executive
Officer
Financial
Planner
Investment
Portfolio Manager
Hospital
Administrator
Lawyer
Marketing
Executive
Budget
Analyst
Economic
Developer
Entrepreneur
Public
Health
Planner
Brand
Manager
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ENTREPRENEURIAL
THINKING
INNOVATIVE TEACHING LEADS TO
ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS.
ONLINE ART BUSINESS, SPREADING
HAND-PAINTED HAPPINESS.
QUADRUPLED SALES AND DOUBLED
REVENUE IN ONE YEAR.
Sarah Roberson has taken her passion for art and mind for business and
turned it into a growing company. The Redheaded Camel, Sarah’s online
art business, has spread creative venture to 33 of the 50 states.
Kaylyn Clark used the sewing machine given to her by her grandmother
to sew pillows and quilts and sell them to fellow students. She reinvested
the profits and progressively bought an embroidery machine, a vinyl
cutting machine and a heat press. She has opened a store and hired
her sister to help run her store. Sales have quadrupled and revenue has
doubled in one year.
“There will always be an incredible need for well-educated
business people; business
is what fuels our world. My
business courses have already
been invaluable in my work
with The Redheaded Camel.
It’s been really fascinating to
learn from a textbook by day and put that knowledge to
work on the weekends in a real-life setting.”
Sarah Roberson, Class of 2017
“One of the things I like most
about owning my own business
is that each day is different,
and there are no limits. I know
that I can credit the growth
of my business to my time at
Campbell and the classes I
have taken in the School
of Business.”
Kaylyn Clark, Class of 2017
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FIRST CITIZENS
WEALTH MANAGEMENT CENTER
Students will have resources to:
Develop economic forecasts Explore marketing strategies Research the management of healthcare resources Engage in investment portfolio management EXPANDING BUSINESS SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES
The Business School excels in the study of wealth management and financial
markets. Both of these disciplines are enhanced by the opening of the First Citizens
Wealth Management Center. The tools available through the Center combined with
the expertise of the faculty will prepare students to step into the world of wealth
management and financial markets immediately upon graduation.
Research strategic and tactical asset allocation Perform tax planning scenarios Implement accounting theory and policy Analyze stocks and test investment ideas Establish and manage estates, trusts and other
fiduciary accounts Provide access to client reports and accounting Present portfolio performance data in a client
centric format “LifeTrust3D donated software to the First Citizens Wealth
Management Center. I interned with them this past summer, and
my goal was to master the software so I can instruct others on how
to use it. I also attended multiple client meetings, assisted with
retirement planning presentations, and sat in on prospect meetings.”
Lizzie Tart, Class of 2017
LifeTrust3D, LLC
Asheville, NC
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Entrepreneurial Thinking
FREE MARKET
CAPITALISM
The Lundy Chair of the Philosophy of Business is
tasked with promoting the principles of free
enterprise, capitalism, individual liberty,
and the proper role of the government’s
involvement in the economy to our students
and our community. Endowed in 1975 by Burrows T. Lundy,
founder of the Lundy Packing Company in Clinton, NC, the
Lundy Chair is one of the first endowed chairs established
in the United States to promote a greater understanding of
free market capitalism. Today it is hailed as a forerunner of
the growing libertarian movement.
The Lundy Chair Professor develops and teaches
“Philosophy of Business,” a course required of all Business
School students, to ensure that all students understand
the fundamentals of capitalism and also serves as the
nexus linking students, Campbell University, and the local
community in pursuing civic entrepreneurial activities.
In the Philosophy of Business course students learn
the importance of ethical behavior in
business, with special emphasis on understanding
how profits earned through voluntary
exchange is a direct consequence of
improving the lives of others. In addition,
students learn about social entrepreneurship and
the heroic role of entrepreneurs in risking their own
capital to create value for society.
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HARNETT COUNTY ECONOMIC
SYMPOSIUM
At Campbell Business, not only will you learn about the theories of business, but you will
also actively engage in the local community to develop viable solutions to real-world
business problems. For example, Campbell Business co-hosts an Economic Development
Panel to address opportunities and challenges for civic entrepreneurship development
in Harnett County. This event is organized by a team of faculty, staff, and students, giving
our students the chance to practice what they’re learning in the classroom, while learning
invaluable leadership skills.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUR FUTURE
Entry-level salary
for business
graduates is rising
dramatically - at
a faster rate than any
other field.
Graduates who majored in
business were most likely
to be employed
full-time year-round.
There are 3.3 million
job openings for
all levels of business
graduates thru 2018.
A 2015 survey by the
National Association of
Colleges and Employers
indicated that 68%
of companies
are looking for
business school
graduates.
Employers rank
critical thinking
and problem
solving as the most
valued skill in new hires.
“The Philosophy of Business course helped lay
an understanding of how free markets work
and why the U.S. structured its government
the way it did. It gave me a unique perspective
and better understanding than what students
in more traditional programs may learn. Also,
it has opened opportunities for me to discuss
and engage with students from different
universities on similar topics, something that I think is essential for true
understanding.”
Jonathan Choi, Class of 2016
Trust & Economics double major
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SUPPORTIVE
COMMUNITY
SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY.
Come join our supportive community of students, faculty, staff and alumni and build lasting relationships that will make a
positive difference for you. Our rurally located University offers a rather ‘self- contained’ environment. The University provides
entertainment and activities for students on campus during the week and on weekends. We offer a variety of activities that
encourage students to connect and build strong bonds through shared experiences and common challenges. At Campbell
Business, we believe that the lessons you learn in our supportive environment will influence you throughout your life.
“Campbell Business values their students and, because of this, offers a wide variety of initiatives for us to take advantage
of. I had the opportunity of being a peer tutor in the Business School Tutoring Center last year. It was a very rewarding
experience. I was able to work one-on-one with students taking the same courses I had taken and help them understand
the material. I also have taken advantage of many of the seminars that the LFSB offers. The Business School emphasizes
professionalism, and that is something that sets the students at Campbell above the rest.”
Lizzie Tart, Class of 2017
LifeTrust3D, LLC
Asheville, NC
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SPECIFIC BUSINESS STUDENT LIFE
EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES
Move-In Day Ice Cream Social
Campbell Business School staff, freshmen and
their families share ice cream and take a break
from move in day.
Kickoff Tailgate:
Freshmen Games & Cookout
Mentor groups participate in a field day
competition.
Dining & Social Etiquette Presentation
Students learn how to practice proper dinner
etiquette in professional situations.
Family Weekend
Families are invited to join us for our Legacy
Lunch and Parent Information Session.
Alumni Day
Alumni visit business classes to share their
experiences and advice.
“My favorite part of the Business School is the
community. I have a personal connection with all my
professors that allows me to receive the best education
possible. The professors are all so easy to communicate
with, and are accessible when needed.”
Hannah Hayes, Class of 2016
Accounting
Thanksgiving Message & Dinner /
Easter Message & Dessert
Dinner, worship and fellowship to celebrate
the holidays.
Business Week
A favorite Campbell tradition, this week focuses
on a specific theme in business through guest
speakers, student activities, workshops, and
special events.
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Supportive Community
"My favorite part of being a mentor was the personal relationships
that I formed with my mentees. By being a mentor, I received the
opportunity to help students grow and become successful students."
Erin Mallia, Class of 2017
SUPPORT SERVICES
STUDENT SUCCESS
Peer Mentors
Business School Tutoring Center
Success Skills Workshops
Professionalism Workshop
Peer Mentors play an important
role by serving as role models and
mentors to new Business School
students. They serve as contacts
on campus to help students adjust
to life at Campbell and give advice
on how to take full advantage of all
resources and opportunities.
The Business School Tutoring
Center is designed to offer
assistance to business students
in specific business classes.
Tutoring is free for all Campbell
students and is offered for all
general core classes through
student services, in addition to the
Business School Tutoring Center.
Students who have excelled in a
specific course are encouraged to
consider being a student tutor.
These workshops focus on how
to make you a more successful
student and person - in the
classroom and beyond. Our
workshops provide the perfect
setting to ask questions and gain
valuable tools and tips that you
can immediately put in place.
Examples include workshops on
study skills, time management,
business majors, and advisement.
These workshops focus on
professional skills such as
interview preparation, resume
building, the job search process,
and social media etiquette to set
our students apart as business
professionals.
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BUSINESS CLUBS
STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN
AT LEAST ONE BUSINESS ORIENTED CLUB.
IN SEPTEMBER OF EACH YEAR,
THE BUSINESS SCHOOL HOSTS A CLUB FAIR SPECIFICALLY
FOR BUSINESS CLUBS. This is a great time for business majors to connect with
Many students participate in multiple clubs.
a club that they’re interested in and network with their classmates.
Accounting Club
Adam Smith Club
Business Leaders of Tomorrow
Christian Business Initiative
Finance and Investing Club
Healthcare Management Club
International Business Club
Ladies and Gentleman in Leadership
Marketing Club
Phi Beta Lambda
Professional Golf Management Student Association
Social Entrepreneurship Club
Trust Club
Young Americans for Liberty
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Supportive Community
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
WHEN YOU WANT TO GET AWAY AND CLEAR YOUR HEAD, HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS.
Buies Creek is centrally located in eastern North Carolina.
RALEIGH
DURHAM
BEACH & MOUNTAINS
CHARLOTTE
Raleigh, North Carolina’s state
capital, is a one-hour drive. In
Raleigh, major concerts are
featured at the PNC center,
home of the Carolina Hurricanes
professional hockey team.
Durham, another 30-minute drive
beyond Raleigh, features the
Durham Performing Arts Center,
which hosts touring Broadway
shows and top name performers. It
is also home of the Durham Bulls,
minor league baseball team.
The North Carolina coast is
a day trip. A weekend trip to
North Carolina’s portion of the
Appalachian Mountains opens
the door to visit the Blue Ridge
Parkway, ski resorts, and Mt
Mitchell, the tallest mountain east
of the Mississippi River.
Charlotte, a three-hour drive, is
home of the Carolina Panthers,
National Football League, and
the Charlotte Hornets, National
Basketball Association.
Downtown Raleigh, N.C. - 1 hour drive
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ASHEVILLE
(5 hours)
RALEIGH
(1 hour)
CHARLESTON, SC
(4 hours)
CHARLOTTE
(3 hours)
SAVANNAH, GA
(4.5 hours)
BUIES CREEK
WILMINGTON
(2 hours)
ATLANTA
(6 hours)
WASHINGTON, DC
(5 hours)
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CHRISTIAN
IDEALS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS.
Campbell’s’ mission is to graduate students with exemplary academic and professional skills for purposeful lives of
meaningful service, within a Christian worldview. At Campbell University, you’ll find yourself a part of a welcoming and
dynamic community. Here, people from all walks of life and all religious backgrounds, come together to form a caring and
close-knit campus that values faith, service, and learning.
GIVING BACK TO THE
COMMUNITY
“Many professors share devotions, prayers, and
words of encouragement. Being able to openly
integrate faith and education facilitates spiritual
growth. I believe the best businesses are run by
people who follow the Bible’s principles, have
a humble heart and an understanding of how
business works.”
Tara Swope, Class of 2015
Economics
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CAMPBELL FOOD PANTRY
CHRIST HOUSE
OPERATION INASMUCH
HIS DAILY BREAD COMMUNITY
SOUP KITCHEN
RELAY FOR LIFE
“EACH OF YOU SHOULD USE
WHATEVER GIFT YOU HAVE RECEIVED
TO SERVE OTHERS, AS FAITHFUL
STEWARDS OF GOD’S GRACE IN ITS
VARIOUS FORMS.” 1 PETER 4:10
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ADMISSIONS CHECKLIST
VISIT CAMPUS
o
APPLY
o
ACCEPTANCE
o
DEPOSIT
o
Take the time to come to one
of our Visitation Days, pathway
events or make arrangements for
a private visit. These are great
opportunities to see the campus,
classrooms, meet professors, and
get to know other students. Ask to
meet with a representative from
the Business School to learn more
about our programs.
Fill out the simple online or
paper application. The online
application is free. Once we
receive your application, we will
need your high school transcript
and SAT/ACT scores.
Receive your acceptance letter
and, should you qualify, your
scholarship award. Remember
you can always submit new ACT/
SAT scores, if needed, to possibly
increase your scholarship amount.
Send in your deposit to hold
your spot at Campbell University.
Submitting your deposit puts
you on the list for housing and
academic schedules. Deposits are
refundable until May 1.
FINANCIAL AID
CONSIDER FUTURE o
GOALS & CAREER PATH
ORIENTATION
WELCOME WEEK
o
Most Campbell students receive
merit-based scholarships and/
or financial aid. It is important
that you set up a time to talk with
financial aid to see what aid is
available for your family.
All business students are required
to take a core of general college
classes, as well as our business
core. This allows you three-four
semesters to explore your options
before committing to a major.
Many students also consider
minoring or double majoring for a
more customized degree.
CONTACT US
Campbell Business School
165 Dr McKoy Road
Buies Creek, NC 27506
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Somer Johnson
Executive Assistant to the Dean
[email protected]
910.893.1380
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o
Attend either our June or July
orientation to prepare for class in
August. During Orientation, you
will hear from the Dean of the
Business School, meet professors
and student mentors, participate
in service and student life
activities, and receive your
fall schedule.
o
Your first week at Campbell is
designed to help you connect
with the community and
transition smoothly into college.
From the Business School Ice
Cream Break to the Community
Street Fair, from adviser breakout
sessions to a classroom tour with
your mentor, we do our best to
give you the warmest welcome.
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM.
SOCIAL MEDIA
We communicate with our students using social media. Want to know what is happening?
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
FACEBOOK
TWITTER
INSTAGRAM
Campbell University
Business School
CU_Business
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WHAT IS POSTED ONLINE IN SOCIAL MEDIA FORUMS BECOMES
A PERMANENT PART OF YOUR PERSONAL BRAND.
Enjoy sharing – but be careful what you post.
2015-2016 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS BROCHURE
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