Price College of Business offers a diverse range of programs designed to empower students with the skills and experiences they need to excel in the dynamic world of business. Students gain hands-on, real-world training through simulated business opportunities, working closely with professors, industry professionals, and community partners. For high-achieving undergraduate business students, the college offers opportunities to develop leadership potential and broaden perspectives.
The college offers professional development opportunities through speakers, special events, and workshops. These programs collectively reflect Price College's commitment to student development and ensuring their ability to succeed in the ever-evolving business landscape.
Students in the First Fidelity Bank IBC program receive hands-on, real-world, experiential training through simulated business opportunities inside and outside of the classroom. Students are immersed into the business arena where they work side-by-side with professors, industry professionals and community partners such as First Fidelity Bank.
The program provides high-performing undergraduate business students with opportunities to develop their leadership potential through a variety of learning and networking experiences. Promoting personal and professional growth, the program broadens students’ perspectives, strengthens business skills and creates leaders in industries and communities across the nation and around the world.
The Center for Student Success (CSS) provides undergraduate students with engagement opportunities that will help prepare them for success in a diverse global business environment. The CSS facilitates professional development opportunities for all business majors, through the speakers, special events and workshops both in Price College of Business and across the University campus.
Be a part of Price College's top-ranked entrepreneurship program and take your idea from dream to reality. Step into a space built for spontaneous and purposeful interactions between visionaries, creators and entrepreneurs. The Tom Love Innovation Hub (iHub for short) is effectively a coffeehouse that serves up a supercharged house blend of wide-open business possibilities.
Rayna Kordonowy is not your typical Price College of Business student. Raised in a small town in eastern Montana town with fewer than 10,000 residents, she went on to attend the University of Mary, a small, private Catholic university in Bismarck, ND. In 2012, she earned dual bachelor’s degrees in finance and accounting along with a minor in business administration.
University of Oklahoma Michael F. Price College of Business now ranks No. 33 in the nation in undergraduate business programs among public universities, up 17 spots overall from last year.
