[2] The college is organized into five departments, called areas, and a separately accredited professional accounting school.

[3] Rawls Business also offers dual degrees in conjunction with architecture, agriculture, foreign language, law, medicine, pharmacy, and environmental toxicology.

The MD/MBA in Health Organization Management (HOM) allows medical students the opportunity to obtain both an MD and MBA degree over four years and is ranked in 2009 by Business Week as 19th among such programs.

In addition, the Executive Education Department develops seminars, conferences, and training programs for professionals and managers in business, government, and industry.

The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certified building reused materials from the demolished structure.

It awards a degree in Master of Business Administration in Health Organization Management, or MBA(HOM).

The program conducts and reports research relevant to health care in the United States and recently Canada and provides services related to healthcare organizations.

The new 140,000-square-foot (13,000 m2) building includes classrooms, breakout rooms, student lounges, study areas, food service, and a career management center.

The installation art located in the eastern courtyard, We are in the Business of Changing the World by Joe Barrington and Tara Conley, was commissioned to coincide with the opening of the building; the sculpture features a bronze bear and stainless steel bull on either side of an illuminated archway of two sets of stainless steel pipes with identical bases that tendril either upwards or downwards at their ends relating to their adjacent market trend-inspired statues.

A second installation was commissioned as part of the 2016 building addition; Illuminated Arboreal Data Codes by Koryn Rolstad, is a group of 13 tree-like forms depicting graphic elements of telecommunication circuits with four concrete bands extending from the watershed base, each engraved with a different text language: cuneiform, morse code, braille, and binary.