The School’s 4+1 MBA allows undergraduate business majors to complete their graduate degree in only 30 credits—and the curriculum is designed for flexibility, with available tracks in Leadership, Marketing, Supply Chain Management, and Data Analytics.  The Master of Science in Accounting (MSAC) program offers the opportunity for students to complete a “4+1” combined B.S./M.S. in Accounting in just five years. The MSAC program provides students with the 150 credits required for the CPA.

The Anisfield School of Business places strong emphasis on teaching and mentoring. Student learning and development is of paramount importance. Faculty create and apply innovative teaching methods, interact with students in small-sized classes, deliver independent and team learning experiences, and provide ongoing one-on-one academic engagement and advisement.  Faculty intellectual contributions are seen as vital in this education process. These contributions include pedagogical research to improve the instructional capabilities of faculty, practitioner research to ensure they are current and relevant in their fields, and discipline-based research to enhance them as scholars. Finally, the faculty contributes to the college and community by sharing their business expertise in private, public, and philanthropic endeavors.

The School’s faculty members hold advanced degrees in their fields, and many bring years of experience at the executive level in large and medium sized businesses. This mix of academic preparation and practical application allows students to see and experience how theory and practice interact in business. Academic advisement, career guidance, and professional development are integrated throughout a student’s years at Ramapo College.

The School offers seven undergraduate majors:  B.S. in Accounting, B.A. in Economics, B.S. in Finance,  B.S.in Information Technology Management, B.A. in International Business, B.S. in Management and B.S. in Marketing. The school offers minors in Accounting, Business Analytics, Economics, Finance, Information Technology Management, International Business, Marketing, new minors in Human Resources, Sports Management, and Entrepreneurship, as well as a Business Essentials Certificate for non-business majors. The Anisfield School of Business offers two graduate programs: the Flexible MBA and the M.S. in Accounting.

All business majors take a comprehensive set of core courses that cover the fundamentals of accounting, business law, business ethics, information technology management, economics, statistics, finance, international business, organizational behavior, operations management, marketing, and strategic management. In addition to building competency in these functional areas, the business core provides students with reasoning skills, communication skills, a global perspective, and an ethical and socially-responsible approach to business.  These learning outcomes build upon and complement the broader liberal arts foundation that the college-wide general education courses provide.

All ASB students are required to complete the Career Pathways Program, which is intended to help students develop career management skills that can make them more successful in obtaining internships while in school and full-time employment upon graduation.

Students are encouraged to participate in the wide variety of extracurricular activities offered by the College. In addition, the Anisfield School of Business offers extracurricular opportunities through Alpha Kappa Psi (a co-ed business fraternity), Enactus (where students apply business concepts in non-profit and social-welfare contexts), a student investment club (Roadrunner Financial Group), a Federal Reserve Challenge team, a Fashion Marketing club, and a Women in Business club, as well as clubs for all of the majors and programs. ASB also sponsors a chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the leading national business administration honor society, a chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the international honor society for accounting, finance and information technology management majors, and a chapter of the Omicron Delta Epsilon economics honor society.