The first time the BAT was offered on campus, College of Charleston students beat the global average by as much as 23 percent in some categories. The BAT tests critical thinking on financial topics.
As the Florida legislature considers allowing the commercialization of casino gambling in the state, economics professor, Doug Walker, will play an influential role as he testifies at senate and house committee meetings this week.
The Director of the College of Charleston Carter Real Estate Center looks at the battle over the shutdown and the impact on the real estate markets.
Anita G. Zucker, William A. Finn and Howard F. Rudd will be added to the Wall of Honor on September 21. The Wall of Honor can be seen in the atrium of the Beatty Center.
School of Business Schottland Scholars spent several days over the summer in Rochester, N.Y. to learn from C-level executives at international companies like Paychex, Wegmans and Constellation Brands.
A $250,000 donation by Ben and Tricia Carter will fund 40 new scholarships for students who commit to the real estate minor or concentration. The scholarships will be renewable until the students graduate.
The Boeing scholarships recognize full-time undergraduate students who show excellent leadership and communication skills, and strong interest in pursuing a career in the aerospace industry.
The Charleston commercial real estate market is heating up, and the School of Business has added a new minor in commercial real estate. Students will come from a number of different majors.
The Class of 2014 has 42 incoming students, a 24% increase in enrollment over the Class of 2013. Students have already completed three online business foundation courses developed by Harvard.
The eight-month program provides practical knowledge and training in the many diverse areas of global logistics and transportation.
