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+ General Business Management
The
general business management major at BGSU Firelands is
a challenging two-year degree program designed for students
who have an interest in managing a small business, beginning
or advancing in a business career, updating skills or
learning new management techniques.
Through
class discussions, case studies and special projects,
students will learn how to successfully manage a small
business. Management theory, learning how to motivate
employees, keeping accurate financial records, hiring
employees and promoting a business are just a few of the
major topics emphasized in the degree. In addition students
may earn college credit for working in a business environment
for one semester.
The
flexibility of the degree allows full- or part-time students
to complete the degree during the day or evening. Full-time
students can usually complete the degree in two years.
Graduates
will have the skills and knowledge to manage and operate
their own businesses. Those students not interested in
business ownership may be employed in mid-management positions
as supervisors, managers or department managers in businesses
such as department stores, restaurants, grocery stores,
banks and factories.
Learning
Outcomes
Graduates
from this degree program are expected to achieve the following:
- The
ability to identify business issues and to formulate
and frame these in ways functional for problem solving
and the resolution of critical issues;
- The
ability to translate business theory into real work
settings and situations;
- An
understanding of the nature of decision making in business;
- The
ability to use disciplinary modes of inquiry to integrate
knowledge from business, humanities and social science
disciplines.
Requirements
for the major
- BG
Perspective courses
- ENG
110, 111 and/or 112 (3-6)
- ECON
202 or 203 (3)
- Electives
(6)
- Basic
courses
- MIS
200 (3)
- IPC
102 (3)
- BA
203 (3)
- MATH
120 or 122, and BUSE 101 and STAT 200 (9-11) OR
MATH 126, and STAT 211 and 212 (11)
- Core
courses
- ACCT
221 (3)
- BAT
102 or BA 102 (3)
- BAT
201, 205, and 208 (9)
- MKT
300 or BAT 204 or BA 204 (3)
- BAT
209 or MGMT 305 (3)
- ACCT
222 or BAT 207 or FIN 200 or 300 (3)
- Technical
electives (6-9)
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