Real Estate B.S.

About this Program

• Display competence in the functional areas of business and their interdependencies.
• Employ logical, analytical and technological skills in decision making.
• Develop organizational strategies taking into account internal and external factors.
• Communicate and interact with others in a professional manner.
• Demonstrate exemplary personal and professional behaviors and apply knowledge in a selected area of study.
• Be aware of and engage in a diverse and global society.
• Make decisions regarding commercial real estate investment, deal structuring and financing.
• Conduct real estate valuation of properties and real estate securities.

Undergraduate Program

Real Estate Major

To excel in the increasingly competitive landscape of the real estate industry, you need an understanding of real estate fundamentals and the ability to critically examine real estate financial information from diverse and conflicting sources in challenging commercial environments.

Maximizing return on investment and minimizing exposure to risk are financial phrases that apply in almost every industry. Real estate is no exception. In fact, real estate has been one of the best performing asset classes in the past 30 years based on its risk-return characteristics. There are more than 1.5 million real estate professionals employed in the United States, and there is a growing demand for more professionals with specialized skills in development, appraisal, real estate valuation, investments, mortgage securitization, capital markets, market research and real estate asset and portfolio management.