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Management Program

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Management

Associate of Applied Science

  • Job placement rate: 98%**

A day in the life

This is an excellent program for working adults. Being a manager requires analyzing problems, making decisions, delegating assignments, training and supervising staff, and other duties.

Three reasons to consider this program.

  1. Classes can be finished in as few as five weeks.
  2. You can customize the program to fit your interests.
  3. This program will fit your schedule. Many students in this program work and go to school.

Before you sign up, make sure you understand...

  1. Define your goals and gain the experience you need to reach your goals.
  2. Five-week courses are intense. Set aside time every day for school work.
  3. You will give speeches and deliver presentations to develop your communication skills.

Program Navigation

Academic Map

Courses To Take

Courses Required for 1st Fall Term
Course NumberCourse Title and Type
COLS 1010Study, Organize, SucceedStudy, Organize, Succeed
ENGL 1010Composition IComposition I
MGT 200Foundations of BusinessFoundations of BusinessThis is a/an key course
MGT 201Management ConceptsManagement ConceptsThis is a/an key course
MGT 203Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource Management
Courses Required for 1st Spring Term
Course NumberCourse Title and Type
MGT 205Marketing in the Global EconomyMarketing in the Global Economy
MGT 206Applied EconomicsApplied Economics
MGT 207Managerial Accounting & FinanceManagerial Accounting & Finance
COMM 2025Fundamentals of CommunicationFundamentals of Communication
Courses Required for 2nd Fall Term
Course NumberCourse Title and Type
SOCI 1040Social ProblemsSocial ProblemsThis is a/an elective course
MATH 1010Math for General StudiesMath for General StudiesThis is a/an elective course
---- General ElectivesGeneral ElectivesThis is a/an elective course
---- Computer ElectiveComputer ElectiveThis is a/an elective course
Courses Required for 2nd Spring Term
Course NumberCourse Title and Type
BUSN 2399Management SeminarManagement Seminar
MUS 1030Introduction to MusicIntroduction to MusicThis is a/an elective course
BIOL 1510Environmental Science IEnvironmental Science IThis is a/an elective course
---- General ElectivesGeneral ElectivesThis is a/an elective course

Important Dates and Events

Oct in 1st Fall
  • See advisor
  • FAFSA
Nov in 1st Fall
  • Register
Mar in 1st Spring
  • See advisor
Apr in 1st Spring
  • Register
Sept in 2nd Fall
  • Application for Graduation
Oct in 2nd Fall
  • See advisor
Nov in 2nd Fall
  • Register
Feb in 2nd Spring
  • Exit exam
Mar in 2nd Spring
  • Job search

Notes and Map Legend

  • Key course Key Course: program faculty have identified this course as key to your success
  • Elective course Recommended Elective: check catalog for other acceptable courses
  • This map assumes completion of course prerequisites
  • **Average of 2019 - 2021 graduates
 

Contact: 

Mike Farmer • (865) 354-3000 ext. 4862 • Click name for email address

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