Find the Right Fit

Students choose to earn an associate degree for many reasons. An associate degree can be a cheaper option compared to a four-year degree, and it can save time, getting you into the workforce right away.

Do you want to enter the workforce quickly and strengthen your base knowledge of marketing? Or, do you want to learn the details of marketing and gain real-world experience to apply to future careers?

In the Marketing associate program at BYU-Idaho, students take one of two certificate programs: Digital Marketing and Professional Selling. Each has required courses, and each is important in the Marketing field. Choosing a certificate depends on what you want to do in Marketing.

If you’re thinking about studying business, it’s helpful to understand how Business Management Marketing is different from a traditional Business Management degree. Both focus on how companies operate, but they prepare students for different career paths after graduation.

If you are interested in working as a manager or running a business, you have a few options to select from. Each major focuses on a different way to study business, management, and markets:

If you’re thinking about a future in business or finance, you’ve probably heard people mention getting a master’s degree in finance. It sounds impressive, but is it really worth all the time and money that goes into it? The short answer: it depends.

Choosing a major in college is overwhelming. You have a huge selection of choices, each one unique with different focuses, interests, and careers. If you’re leaning towards business, two of the most popular majors are accounting and finance. They might sound the same and share some similarities, but they’re different majors with different focuses, career paths, and everyday work.

Did you know there’s a difference between business management and business analytics? Despite them both having “business” in the title, these are two different career paths with different skills and classroom experience!

Do you want to use data to help people make smart money choices? If so, BYU-Idaho has four degrees that will help you reach your goals.

What’s the difference between the financial economics and finance programs bachelor programs.

In Economics, math is a language used to express and study to explain goods and services. While mathematics is important in measuring the production, distribution, and consumption of wealth, it is limited in its ability to develop and assess policy. You will need to understand math in economics, but you will also need to go beyond it.

Agribusiness is one of the most essential industries in the world, providing food, raw materials, and economic opportunities to communities across the globe. Students who get their degree in agribusiness will have the opportunity to apply principles of animal science to a business setting, including how to manage agricultural operations, analyze markets, coordinate supply chains, and adopt new technologies that improve efficiency and sustainability.