Palm Beach Atlantic University

Rinker School of Business

What better place to study business than in one of the nation’s premier economic areas?

With the Palm Beaches right out your front door, you’ll have access to plentiful internship opportunities at Fortune 500 companies, top nonprofit organizations and government agencies.

Those same places often will provide you with a job while you’re attending Palm Beach Atlantic — and great career opportunities once you graduate.
You’ll also:

• Benefit from an innovative range of programs, from accounting to marketing, finance to management
• Have the option to earn a minor or go on to earn a master’s in business administration at PBA  
• Experience a Christ-centered education

• FACTOID

  The Rinker School of Business awards more than $80,000 in scholarships each year to junior and senior business majors.

  Learn from professors who are respected scholars and committed Christians
• Develop global business skills
• Enjoy a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio and an average class size of just 18
• Study abroad as an upperclassman in places like Dubai, the Czech Republic, China , Austria and Egypt
• Enhance your knowledge and skills through business clubs and organizations
• Earn course credit while implementing projects in the community through our
  award-winning Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
• Be prepared to graduate as a committed, compassionate, competent and
  confident leader

Majors

Accreditation
The Rinker School of Business is accredited by the International International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).

Speaking of PBA...

“PBA has professors that truly care about their students.  They love helping students in the classroom and beyond.  I have grown very much spiritually and benefitted greatly from the knowledge and guidance of the faculty here.  I would be worried about what I am going to do after graduation if I did not have such a resource as the professors and faculty here at PBA.  The small class size is also a huge benefit of attending PBA because it allows students the ability to interact with professors more easily.”

--John Warner, 22, is a senior pursuing a double major in accounting and finance (corporate finance track). He is from Riverhead, N.Y.