Make Carolina your first choice for business.

The Moore School of Business incorporates fundamental coursework in the liberal arts and sciences into a strong business core. Four modules -- marketing, management, finance, and operations management -- focus on business skills and knowledge within functional areas. Accounting, computer applications, business communication, business law and ethics, economics, entrepreneurship, and international business recur as themes throughout the entire business program.

What this means is that throughout your student experience, your courses in business will relate to each other and relate to your future as a manager, executive, or business owner. Flexibility distinguishes our program from the rest. And the continuous emphasis on practical skills such as computer applications and professional communication prepare you to compete successfully in a rapidly changing business world.

USC offers you . . .

• Flexible options that allow you to tailor your education to suit your own interests and goals
• A strong foundation in the liberal arts and sciences
• The academic resources of a world-class university

USC: our best asset

USC's diverse student population--35,000 students from 105 countries worldwide--offers business students an enriching array of academic and social activities and the opportunity to establish a worldwide network of contacts. USC is located in Columbia, the capital of South Carolina, and is only a few hours drive from Atlantic beaches or Appalachian mountains.

Faculty make the difference

Our professors are known for their excellence both as teachers and scholars. They are involved with students, winning local and national teaching awards, and remain at the forefront of business, winning national awards for research and publication productivity.

USC's business school has received numerous top rankings for many years.  Read our most recent ranking information by clicking here.   As an undergraduate business student, you will benefit directly from the strengths reflected in these rankings and awards.

Undergraduates have opportunities to work closely with faculty beyond the classroom through sponsored activities, research projects, independent studies, and internship programs.

Contact the Undergraduate Advisement Office:

Phone: 803-777-2191
Fax: 803-777-6876