Marketing

Contact -Dr. Paul McGurr
Education Business Hall (EBH 136)

As of Fall 2008, the School of Business Administration has offered Marketing as a major. This new degree program evolved from the marketing option that has been offered with a Business Administration major — one of the FLC School of Business Administration’s most popular courses of study.

Through Marketing, you plan, price, promote, and distribute goods and services to satisfy consumer needs and wants.

This new major also looks at the “creative economy.” Courses such as Business Creativity and Innovation will help you make the jump into the creative side of marketing and business.

Why choose Fort Lewis for your Marketing degree?

  • We're the alternative to the big university.


  • You'll apply what you learn in the community. Through internships, course-based projects and community service, you'll have plenty of reasons to get off campus.


  • Our liberal arts program will complement your marketing and business courses. You'll learn critical thinking and problem solving skills. You'll also learn to communicate your ideas and work as a team to make them a reality. By the time you graduate, you'll be a leader to your family, profession and community.

The Business Administration major with the marketing option emphasizes the performance of business activities designed to plan, price, promote, and distribute goods and services to satisfy consumer needs and wants. The study of marketing recognizes the large proportion of the consumer dollar allocated to marketing, thus creating vast opportunities for graduates in this field.

Careers in marketing may be pursued in industry, government, and non-profit organizations, in such areas as retailing, purchasing, marketing research, sales, advertising, sales promotion, product management, public relations, physical distribution and consumer affairs.

Marketing Major & Minor Checklists by Catalog Year

The checklists presented here are general guidelines only. OFFICIAL degree requirements are contained in the published catalog and must be consulted for final verification.

Major checklists

Minor checklists