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College of Business Administration

If you are interested in a career in the field of business, the College of Business Administration (CBA) LLCs are the place for you!  We have three amazing opportunities where you can gain access to CBA faculty, student co-op panels, and extensive programming targeted to business-minded students!  Take a look at our CBA tracks and pick the path that suits you best:

• CBA Corporate Explorers: If you know business is in your future, but are unsure of your exact path, corporate explorers might be the LLC for you. Students will gain the opportunity to learn about career options in the field of business prior to committing to their concentration. Programming in this community focuses on self‐ discovery ,co-op and concentration panels, faculty dinner series, and events with University Career Services. Join Corporate Explorers and find your niche in the business world!

• CBA Leaders in Society: Before you enter the boardroom, be sure you spend a year in the Leaders in Society LLC! This LLC brings together budding CEOs and provides students with an opportunity to grow their leadership potential, all while using business as the reference point. Programs for this LLC will include faculty dinners, resume workshops, and business model creation competitions. Whether working on Wall Street or igniting a start-up company, students will gain the necessary skills to maximize their business leadership potential.

• International Business : To be a leader in the international business field, one needs business savvy and cultural competency—the two focuses of this community. Students will learn about international business trends, the effect of global markets, and the etiquette needed to conduct business abroad. Students will work closely with faculty in CBA, and will have a close connection with the International Student and Scholar Institute (ISSI). This dynamic program will strengthen students’ academic experience and develop their global citizenship.

Community Events Include:

• Faculty Dinner Series
• “5 under 25” event with young alumni
• What’s Your Concentration Panel
• Dress to Impress Workshop
• Monopoly Strategy & the Business World
• Trips to the Financial District
• International Business Etiquette Dinner

Contacts:

Residence Director: Kevin Dillon, ke.dillon@neu.edu

Living Learning Communities: llc@neu.edu

Important Links:

College of Business Administration

International Student & Scholar Institute

Center for Student Academic Services