Business Administration-Management

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Business Administration-Management

Today's businesses seek bright, aggressive managers in a variety of business fields. Managers and supervisors today must have the ability to communicate and motivate employees in a changing work environment. In addition, tomorrow's manager must have the technical expertise and financial skills necessary to make decisions in a dynamic shifting economy. The McCormick Division of Business provides students with a broad exposure to a variety of courses to help prepare for future management positions. The required Professional Core provides the student with a firm foundation in the areas of business and management. Students then select from a variety of management courses to match their individual career goals.

In Fall 2004, The Graduate College of Union University in Schenectady, New York, established an agreement with Southern Vermont College which would allow qualified SVC students and graduates to complete an MBA degree in one additional year from their undergraduate program. The MBA program will prepare students for analytical, managerial, and executive-level positions. Presently, SVC has articulation agreements with Adirondack Community College, Berkshire Community College, Community College of Vermont, Hudson Valley Community College, and Schenectady County Community College.

Program of Study Credits
 
General Core Requirements 42
Professional Core Requirements
Ac101 Financial Accounting
Ac102 Managerial Accounting
Ba201 Business Law I
Ba202 Business Law II
Ec201 Micro-Economics
IT155 Introduction to Web Site Design and Development and
IT156 Introduction to Database Concepts and Applications
OR
Ma202 Statistical Methods
Mg150 Management
Mg207 Marketing
Mg315 Organizational Behavior  30
Management Concentration
Two Ba/Mg courses at the 300 level
Two Ba/Mg courses at the 400 level
Capstone: Mg406 Strategic Management  15
Minor (optional)  18
General Electives 18-36
Total Credits 120

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