Almost none of the true liberal arts college offer a “business” degree because it’s considered a vocational degree. But that doesn’t mean a lot of people who go to these LAC don’t end up in either business careers or an MBA program. Almost any degree with the right summer internships can lead to a business career and many people expecting to go down that path major in something like economics first.
As for being undecided, Bowdoin doesn’t even allow students to declare majors until Spring of Sophomore year, even if they think they know exactly what they want to do. This is typical of many LAC’s as they want to encourage exploration before settling on a major.
That said none of the LAC’s have nearly as many majors as a major research or state university.
Bowdoin has a great track record with grad schools, medical schools, business programs, etc. As do many of it’s peers.