Business Management - Management and Supervision

Program Description

The Business Management program is designed for individuals who are seeking an entry-level, business-related position, pursuing self-employment or seeking a job change or advancement. Students receive a broad background in business fundamentals with specific skills in managing operations, marketing, accounting, supervision and computer software applications. Teamwork, problem solving, communication skills and ethical behavior are emphasized as well.

Emphasis Description

The Management and Supervision emphasis provides you with the skills and knowledge necessary to be a successful leader in today’s fast-changing work environment. The program is designed to train and educate you in supervisory and management skills in service, manufacturing and nonprofit organizations. You will develop skills in leadership, human resources, teamwork, quality, finance, marketing, operations, labor relations/business law, employee training, problem solving and safety. In addition, you will develop communication skills in writing and speaking.

You can also consider:

• Marketing Emphasis 
• Small Business Entrepreneurship Emphasis

Statewide Salary Range for Recent Graduates

$14,975 $96,193

Approximate Costs

• $122.20 per credit (resident)
• $183.30 per credit (out-of-state resident)
• *Online students are not charged out-of-state fees.

Program Outcomes

• Plan the operations of a business across functional areas.
• Organize resources to achieve the goals of the organization.
• Direct individuals and/or processes to meet organization goals.
• Control business processes.
• Apply problem-solving concepts in a team environment.

Career Opportunities

• Graduates may find employment as an operations assistant or a management trainee in private businesses, public entities or nonprofit organizations.

Entrance Scores

Admission Process

• Submit the college admission application.   
• Submit the $30 one-time fee.   
• Submit high school and other official college transcripts.   
• Take the college assessment test (ACCUPLACER, ACT or other). The ACCUPLACER assessment can be taken at MPTC.   
• Meet with Admissions to discuss order of courses and prerequisites (strongly encouraged).   
• Check with Admissions if any additional steps are required.   

Please visit the Admissions page for general information.