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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Marketing

Prepare for careers in brand strategy, digital marketing, and market research through hands-on communication and analytics experience.


Whether you are promoting yourself or selling a product, marketing skills will help you succeed in any line of business

Marketing

With Centenary University’s Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business Administration, Marketing concentration, you will learn how to develop and sell the right products for the right people at the right time. Our program focuses on ways to maximize sales by developing strong brands backed by strong products or services.

The Marketing curriculum follows our core Business Administration coursework during the first two years, including classes in accounting, management and finance. Upper level classes focus on topics including marketing research, sales strategy and advertising management.

Many students complete the Marketing concentration in conjunction with our Management concentration — a tract that offers a highly desirable combination of sought-after business skills.

A critical business skill

A solid marketing program is critical to the health of any company. With a Marketing degree, you will have the opportunity to pursue careers in fields including marketing, marketing research and brand management as well as sales, promotions and public relations.

Centenary’s Marketing students have gone on to careers with some of the biggest brand names including Bed, Bath & Beyond, Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club and ADP. The list grows even longer when you include students in majors such as Communication and Fashion who also minor in Marketing.

A resume builder

As a Marketing student, you will have the opportunity to develop and present a marketing plan to a real, local business in the Hackettstown area. In many cases, students find that their business clients adopt part, if not all, of their marketing plan’s suggestions. The result: A real-life marketing portfolio to show to potential employers during job interviews.

Marketing skills will be extremely useful wherever your career takes you.

Your Future

Academic Advancement:

Next steps include MBA or MS Marketing, digital analytics/SEO certificate, UX/content strategy, social media analytics, or communications graduate study.

Career Pathways:

Marketing Manager, Brand Strategist, Market Research Analyst

Industry Outlook:

Marketing jobs are growing, especially in digital and content marketing sectors.

Regional employers include

Prudential Financial; ADP; Audible; Johnson & Johnson; Merck; Campbell’s; New Jersey Devils / Prudential Center; NJPAC; Rutgers; tourism/hospitality employers.

Salary Outlook:

$55,000 – $95,000

Getting Started
For New Jersey entry-level roles aligned to BS in Business Administration: Concentration Marketing, a reasonable starting range is approximately $48,000–$65,000, depending on role, licensure/certification, employer type, and prior experience.

Early Career and Progression
Approx. $75,000 midpoint at about five years, with higher earnings in specialized, licensed, technical, supervisory, or high-demand settings.

Approx. $100,000 average or attainable mid-career benchmark around ten years, especially for advanced credentials, management responsibility, or specialized practice.


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