Choose what Interests You

Explore what interests you most and shape a path that fits your goals. With 15 concentrations to choose from, you can dive into your passions, build specialized skills, and create a degree that prepares you for the career you want.

Add Business to Any Degree

Whatever you’re studying, a Business Minor gives you the practical edge employers look for: leadership, marketing, and the fundamentals of how organizations run. In just 18 credit hours, you’ll build skills that pair with any major and open doors in nearly any field.

CSM’s mission, its belief in the power of women’s education and its support of students at any stage of life has been a catalyst for a life and career beyond what she ever imagined. 

Chris Hill, CEO and Co-owner of AOI, 2004 CSM Business Alumni 
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Your Roadmap to Admission

From application to enrollment, we guide you through each step with clarity and personal support so you can focus on what matters most and take the next step toward your future.

Tuition & Aid

Investing in your education is a big decision, and you do not have to navigate it alone. Every admitted full-time undergraduate student is guaranteed a merit scholarship, and CSM offers additional aid and personalized guidance to make your degree attainable. Our team will walk you through your options so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

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Internship Experience

Students gain real-world experience through internships with some of Omaha’s top companies and organizations. You’ll build your resume, grow your network, and apply what you’re learning in the classroom to real business challenges before you graduate.

Business Program FAQs

A business degree opens doors across nearly every industry, from accounting and finance to marketing, human resources, and data analytics. With 15 concentrations to choose from, you can shape your degree around the career you actually want, whether that’s leading a nonprofit, managing a supply chain, or launching your own company.

Business students complete internships with organizations across Omaha, building their resumes and professional networks before graduation. Paired with 1:1 faculty advising, students get regular, hands-on practice applying what they’re learning to real business challenges.

Business is one of the most popular degrees among women nationally, but leadership roles haven’t caught up to that popularity. At CSM, you’re not just earning a business degree, you’re building the confidence and voice to lead in one, in a program shaped specifically around women’s advancement.

The median annual wage for business and financial occupations is $80,920, well above the median annual wage for all occupations of $49,500, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Earning potential varies by concentration, with fields like finance and analytics often on the higher end.

Accreditation

The Assurance of Accreditation

The assurance of regional accreditation means that our degrees have been evaluated for their outcomes — including how well they prepare you to meet the needs of your employers, yourself and our global society.  College of Saint Mary is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission.

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Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you build a future with confidence.

Business News & Insights

Read the latest news, student stories, and career insights from CSM’s Business program.

  • New student meeting with her student success advisor to get ready for a new semester.

    Why Sponsorship Should Start Before Your First Job

    Most career advice says find a sponsor once you’re working. But by the time you need one, the people who had one from day one are already ahead. Here’s why the sponsorship gap starts long before your first job, and how a women’s college closes it by design.

  • Woman finance professional meets with a colleague in an office.

    What Can You Do With a Business Degree? The Career Outlook.

    Business careers pay well and keep growing, here’s what the data actually shows.

  • 2025 Alumni Achievement award winners

    Alumni Making an Impact

    Outstanding alumni were recognized for their professional excellence and service during the annual Alumni Achievement and Service Awards.