The John L. Grove College of Business, established in 1971, is one of the premier business schools in the Mid-Atlantic Region (Northeast). Since 1981, our College of Business has been internationally accredited by the most prestigious business accrediting agency in the world, AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. We are one of only 21 schools in Pennsylvania and one of approximately 550 worldwide to have earned AACSB International accreditation. Under the guidelines of accreditation, we are committed to continuous improvement as we seek to meet the educational needs of our students, our community and our region.

The John L. Grove College of Business celebrated success on three levels: 70 years of teaching business, 35 years since the College of Business was established, and 25 years the business programs maintained the coveted AACSB accreditation. (Pics)

2008 College of Business

Shippensburg business students provide service to the community though VITA - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

For comprehensive details visit our MBA web site, or call 717-477-1483 for more information.

The Grove College of Business is offering a part-time degree cohort program leading to a bachelor's degree in General Management in Harrisburg at the Dixon University Center.

Shippensburg SBDC opens office at Murata Business Center in Carlisle PA
Shippensburg University Small Business Development Center and Murata Business Center have expanded their
partnership. The SBDC will have regular office hours at Murata, a business incubator operated by the Harrisburg
Regional Chamber and Capital Region Economic Development Corp.  The new office will be open during
regular business hours two days a month, beginning Oct. 23rd and the SBDC will increase their presence as
demand dictates.  The SBDC offers workshops and meets with clients on a regular basis at Murata. An office will
make it easier for Murata clients and other small businesses.

Numerous studies have shown that a high percentage of students, regardless of major, end up pursuing careers in business or careers that require an understanding of business. Non-business majors can pursue a business minor to enhance their program of study, advance their career opportunities, or to prepare for the pursuit of an MBA degree.