Undergraduate business programs earn 2022-2023 national endorsement
Recognition from Colleges of Distinction highlights the importance of Stonehill's commitment to experiential learning in preparing students for future careers in business.
Colleges of Distinction, an organization that advocates for schools whose undergraduate experiences are grounded in a philosophy of well-rounded, individualized engagement, has recognized Stonehill College for the comprehensive and high-impact majors in its Meehan School of Business.
“We’re looking for such qualities as accreditation, breadth of program, advising and mentoring, integration of career services, and successful outcomes for students,” said Tyson Schritter, chief operating officer for Colleges of Distinction. “It’s wonderful to see how Stonehill really exemplifies these qualities within the field.”
To earn the recognition, Stonehill demonstrated the following markers of quality:
Since its launch in 2019, the Meehan School has continued to grow stronger, steadily adding new programs and retooling existing ones to best prepare graduates for emerging opportunities in their field.
Stonehill College is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. In addition, its healthcare management program is one of only 46 programs certified in the country, and it is the only certified program in Massachusetts.
The school offers majors and minors in accounting, finance, international business, management, marketing and sports management. It also has minors in data analytics and entrepreneurship. Students in all disciplines have coursework that strengthen quantitative and qualitative analysis, critical thinking and leadership skills.
Students in the Meehan School are offered numerous experiential learning opportunities, including the Stonehill College Inspire Finance Initiatives (SCIFI), along with internships, co-ops, global placements, networking events and research.
Students within the Meehan School of Business are able to collaborate with others both in and out of their majors through projects such as Learning Communities and the SCIFI Academic Program, which bring together students from across all disciplines at the College.
Stonehill’s undergraduate programs in business are grounded in business ethics. Students learn how a company’s obligations extend beyond its shareholders and into a greater ecosystem of customers, employees, investors, communities, suppliers and the environment.
The Meehan School of Business supports students with high-quality academic advising and career advising resources through the College’s Navigation Center for Student Success.
Students in the Meehan School of Business enhance their undergraduate studies with high-impact practices such as undergraduate research, global learning, first-year experiences and Community-Based Learning opportunities.
Students enrolled in the Meehan School of Business have numerous opportunities to build professional connections in their field through career fairs, major-specific guest speakers, alumni networking events, faculty connections and career development services.
“Globalization and the intricacies of modern business operations require effective communication and apt problem-solving strategies,” said Colleges of Distinction COO Schritter. “Stonehill’s programs keep their future leaders adaptable as they grow alongside their industry.”
Stonehill’s programs keep their future leaders adaptable as they grow alongside their industry.