Adult Undergraduate

Adult Undergraduate

• Bachelor's Degrees

  • Accounting and Financial Management

    The Weekend College

    The accounting and financial management program, offered on weekends and online at Hiram College, develops your abilities to evaluate, analyze and critique business strategies and transactions based on a complex body of accounting, tax, auditing and cost management principles.

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  • Accounting and Financial Management

    A Lorain County Community College Partnership Program

    Develop your ability to evaluate, analyze and critique business strategies and transactions based on principles of accounting, taxes, auditing and cost management. Program course work can teach you to recognize, develop, use and analyze the financial and economic impact of different business strategies, while teaching you to effectively communicate your findings.

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  • Accounting and Financial Management

    A Tri-C Partnership Program

    Develop your ability to evaluate, analyze and critique business strategies and transactions based on principles of accounting, taxes, auditing and cost management. Program course work can teach you to recognize, develop, use and analyze the financial and economic impact of different business strategies, while teaching you to effectively communicate your findings.

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  • Management

    A Tri-C Partnership Program

    Managers are individuals who are in charge of a certain group of tasks or a specific subgroup of a company and they often have a staff of people that directly report to them. They are effective communicators who excel in critical thinking, problem solving, strategic planning, and management of procedures and policies. Taking coursework, as part of the management program at Hiram College will strengthen student’s skill set in these areas and prepares them for a career in management.

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  • Management

    The Weekend College

    Managers are essentially decision-makers who must possess the ability to reason clearly and express themselves effectively. Courses required for this business degree program will strengthen your skills and enable you to pursue professional interests in management and business. Coursework explores current business principles, management and leadership, critical thinking and applied management, business technology, and more. If you have any interest in running a business, this program could be right for you.

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  • Marketing

    A Lakeland Community College Partnership Program

    Hiram’s Bachelor of Arts in Marketing provides a quality education in the liberal arts tradition proven to be essential for future success. Our program develops the student’s ability to evaluate, analyze, and critique marketing strategies in order to ensure leverage in a global marketplace. Our goal is to develop leaders capable of success in a complex, rapidly changing global world and a bachelor’s degree in Marketing prepares students for a variety of careers through a curriculum that strengthens the student’s skills and enables them to pursue professional interests in advertising, marketing, sales, product development, project management, and marketing research in the for-profit or non-profit business sector.

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• Majors

  • Social Sciences

    The Weekend College

    Social scientists look at the way individuals interact with each other and the environment. Their laboratory is the world itself, and during our bachelor’s degree in social sciences program, you’ll learn to see the world in new ways, uncovering insights only observable to the trained eye.

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• Minors

  • Accounting

    Minor, The Weekend College

    In order to graduate with a minor in accounting you must take:
    
    ACCT 225, Financial Accounting (4)
    ACCT 351, Intermediate Accounting I (4)
    MGMT 302, Corporate Finance (4)
    
    All courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better. Students must also complete two three (3) or two four (4) credit hour courses at the 300 level or above. Students enrolled in our management bachelor’s degree program may not minor in accounting.

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  • Communication

    Minor, The Weekend College

    A minor in communication requires five courses, including Communication: Foundations of Public Communication and Communication: Human Communication Theory; three courses are selected from two different tracks. These courses, chosen in consultation with a program counselor, should represent a coherent study of communication relative and complementary to the student's major.

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  • Entrepreneurship

    Minor, The Weekend College

    The Entrepreneurship Minor will enable any interested student to create an entrepreneurial focus that complements and enhances their chosen major. Requirements include The Entrepreneurial Mindset, the Entrepreneurial Process, Integrated Entrepreneurship, two electives and a Business Plan Practicum or Experimental Learning.

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  • Management

    Minor, The Weekend College

    A minor in management requires five courses, three required and two chosen by the student to meet personal educational goals. These courses, chosen in consultation with a program counselor, should represent a coherent study of management relative and complementary to the student's major.

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