Francis Marion University
School of Business
Welcome to the School of Business
The School of Business at Francis Marion University prepares students for success in today’s rapidly changing business world. With a strong emphasis on practical experience, leadership growth, and real world problem solving, our programs in areas such as Accounting, Marketing, and Business Administration give graduates the tools they need to succeed and lead across industries.
AACSB accreditation means that a business school has met rigorous standards for quality and excellence set by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. It signifies that the school delivers a high-quality curriculum, maintains qualified faculty, and is committed to continuous improvement and student success. Only about 6 percent of business schools worldwide hold this prestigious accreditation.
Vision Statement
The FMU School of Business strives to be recognized as a leader in business education and become the resource for business and leadership expertise in our region.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Francis Marion University School of Business is to serve our region by offering high-quality educational programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels that prepare individuals to compete on a regional, national, and global level. We develop faculty whose teaching, service and research benefits students, community members, and colleagues. We engage in student-focused education experiences to develop a comprehensive foundation, so that they may craft for themselves fulfilling successful careers and lives.
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A message from the Dean…
“At the School of Business, we go beyond academic requirements to prepare our students for lifelong success in their professional careers. We believe that a well-rounded education involves not only acquiring knowledge but also developing practical skills and a professional mindset. That’s why we offer a range of programs and activities designed to enhance your professional development and equip you with the skills necessary for a thriving business career.”
Dr. Johnathan G. Munn
DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS, HENRY BOOKER SPARROW CHAIR OF ECONOMICS & ECONOMICS FORECASTING
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STUDENT STORIES
TESTIMONIALS
Xandria Young
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Being in the School of Business, I have learned many skills to enhance and contribute to my professional development. I have gotten a plethora of opportunities to network with professionals and other students. I gained knowledge which can be applied to both personal and professional standards of life.
Tyson Jackson
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My experience completing my studies have definitely been great. The faculty in the School of Business at FMU has been extremely helpful and understanding when it comes to my education. I could not have asked for a better team to help me pursue my studies. The Professors in the business classes truly want to see everyone become strong business leaders and they have worked with me around life events. 10/10.
Jordan King
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There is something about a small university. Francis Marion cares about their students. The staff is amazing. I had a personal relationship with my professors. They provide you with professional experiences that will prepare you for your career. It was challenging at times but that makes me even more proud of the education that I received!
Anonymous
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No matter what profession one had prior to the MBA, you develop a more holistic approach. You are able to discern and pick up on key facts that would have never even entered your thoughts before. It truly is an entirely different mindset. You shift to a broader approach for problem solving.
Anonymous
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[FMU’s M.B.A. program] has provided a new perspective/broad view on how my individual decision, in my “department” will affect the business as a whole. In other words, it provides the knowledge you need to understand the links between departments and the cause and effect relationship of each decision.