The Tabor School of Business offers a world of opportunity at Millikin. Guided by a "can-do attitude," Tabor oozes an entrepreneurial spirit that penetrates artificial boundaries found at other institutions and allows Millikin students from all colleges, schools, majors and programs to benefit from its business guidance and expertise. The result? Business majors get busy freshman year preparing their first business plan. They go on to serve as business consultants to real clients in the Center for Entrepreneurship. They hold internships locally -- at a Fortune 100 company just down the road -- and internationally -- in places like Korea, the Dominican Republic, and Paris. They create their own businesses and compete for seed funding in our Business Creation Challenge. The list goes on and on. Bottom line: Tabor students leave Millikin knowing how to recognize business opportunities and create their own.

 

Graduate Program
The Millikin MBA

Majors:
Accounting
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Information Systems
International Business
Management 
Marketing


Minors
Management
Finance
Information Systems

Tabor School Curriculum for Undergraduate Students

1. Business core courses
2. Courses in the student's business major
3. Courses that satisfy University Studies requirements; and
4. Non-business electives.

Tabor Four Year Plan

Tabor Opportunities

• Study abroad .
• Conduct internships with Fortune 500 companies and small businesses.
• Run a business at Millikin.
• Be a business consultant to US or international companies.

Transfer Students
Transfer Information

Adult Degree Completion (PACE) Program
Accounting Degree Info

Tabor News Center for Entrepreneurship Center for Entrepreneurship announces 2012 Business Creation Competition winners Center for Entrepreneurship Center for Entrepreneurship to host 2012 Business Creation Competition Center for Entrepreneurship Blue Connection to spotlight Millikin student artist Kelly Sibthorp for May After 5 Live In the News Global business group honors Millikin Associate Professor Mark Munoz Center for Entrepreneurship Blue Connection spotlights Millikin student artist Jess Black at April After 5 Live event

Click here to view the Spring 2012 Tabor Newsletter

TABOR NEWS

• Congratulations to the traditional MBA students in Dr. Pettus' simulation class. Team Andrews finished 3rd overall for ending round ROE, Team Baldwin finished 4th in ending round ROA and 9th in ending round ROS, and Team Digby finished 20th in ending round asset turnover. Great job!

• Dr. J. Mark Munoz recently accepted an award from a global business group in Dubai, UAE. Read the full article here.

• Congratulations to the MBA students in Dr. Pettus' course - all groups were in the top ten nationally of at least one metric in their business simulation challenge. Additionally, one of the PACE groups were in the top 10 and another in the top 20 nationally. Conrgatulations, and keep it up!

• The Freshman Intro to Business Award Competition is Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 3:30 in lower RTUC. All Tabor students are required to attend! This event will determine the top freshman business plan from fall 2011. The winning team receives an all expense paid trip to the Dominican Republic next January!

• Dr. Mark Munoz, Associate Professor of International Business, had two papers accepted for publication and presentation at the the 2012 Small Business Institute® Conference in San Antonio, Texas. The first one is entitled “Microenterprise Management Practices in China: An Examination of the Viability of National Micro-enterprise Zones (MEZO)." Dr. Munoz also had a paper entitled “The Entrepreneurial Orientation of Family Microenterprises in Malaysia” accepted for publication and presentation at the same conference
• Congratulations to Dr. Mindy Kushniroff for winning the Academy of Educational Leadership's Award for Innovative and Creative Teaching to be awarded at the upcoming Allied Academics conference.
• Congratulations to the Baldwin Team of Dr. Pettus' Business Policy class for placing 1st overall (out of 1250 teams) in final ROE in the Capstone Simulation. The team also placed 33rd overall in final round ROA. Team Baldwin is composed of Kevin Chavez, Brett Coffman, Dan Gongora, Ed Kelly and Justin Thompson.