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Business Learning from Day One

Unlike most universities, at Northwood, you’ll start classes in your major on your first day. This means you can validate your interest in a major field of study early and be prepared for internships after your first year.

Explore Our Majors

Personalized Curriculum

Within the enhanced curriculum of 120 credit hours for each major, you have more choice electives. This makes double majors or minors easier, and you can enhance your value profile with additional specializations.

Double Majors at Northwood

Go Beyond the Classroom

Books and lectures are an important part of your business education, but hands-on experience is also valuable. Gain professional workplace skills, make contacts and reinforce your classroom experience with an internship.

Career Advancement

Freedom Project

Freedom Project is a three-credit-hour, personalized, multi-year project in a custom area of study.

The Freedom Project allows you to pursue a personal business opportunity, service learning, research or a global impact project.

Freedom Project Details

Four-Year Bachelor/MBA

This intensive course of study for serious scholars lets you enter college as a freshman and graduate four years later with both your bachelor’s and Master of Business Administration degrees.

Four-Year Bachelor/MBA Info

Honors Program

Honors Program participants benefit from smaller class sizes, membership in the Student Honors Association, invitations to exclusive events and recognition on their diplomas and transcripts.

Honors Program Info

Educational Success Program

The Educational Success Program (ESP) is designed to help prepare incoming freshmen to navigate and excel in the rigorous academic environment of Northwood University.

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Timberwolf Learning Center (Tutoring)

Northwood University's residential campus has an on-site tutoring center, named the Timberwolf Learning Center (TLC). This center provides a variety of free services to help students succeed and excel at Northwood University. All enrolled students are encouraged to participate in these free programs and services, regardless of their current class status or major.