Graduate with a top US Business degree

June 25, 2015June 26, 2015 Risesmart 1479 Views

Do you want to study Business at a top ranked US University? The 1 year University Transfer Program at ONCAMPUS will provide you with the skills and support you need to get there!

Students who complete the ONCAMPUS SUNY pathway can transfer onto great business schools, such as University at Buffalo SUNY, which is ranked #79 in the US for Best Business Programs according to US News & World Report.

Buffalo has a strong network of 102,695 alumni on LinkedIn where it records that major employers that hire many of its graduates include Citi Bank, M&T Bank, IBM, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.

Other great business schools for ONCAMPUS SUNY students include Binghamton University SUNY and University at Albany SUNY; both ranked #113 in the US for Best Business Programs. Students who progress to Binghamton University will study in New York City which is a thriving business hub.

This year a student from ONCAMPUS Boston was accepted into New York University, ranked #5 for Best Business Programs in the US according to US News & World Report. Other students have been accepted into Indiana University Bloomington, ranked #8, and Boston University, ranked #39, and Brandeis University, ranked #93 for Best Business Programs.

Major employers who hire graduates from these schools include Citi Bank, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Google, IBM, NBC Universal, Bank of America, Bloomberg and American Express.

How does ONCAMPUS help a student earn a Business Degree?

The ONCAMPUS University Transfer Programs are designed for students to take foundation courses while adjusting to life in the United States and then transfer to an ideal college or university upon completion.

Years 2 -4 can be completed at the ONCAMPUS partner school or students can transfer to a school of their dreams that specializes in their chosen major.

What are these General Education Courses?

U.S. Bachelor degrees require a combination of general education (i.e. math, language, history, and science) along with specific courses in the chosen major (i.e. management, marketing, and finance). By taking these courses in Year 1, students are getting started on their foundation courses while adjusting to life and study in the United States. These general education courses are very likely to transfer with credits to most institutions in the United States. When the student progresses on to Year 2 they will begin taking more specialized courses required for their major.