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The management program is designed to
provide a comprehensive education in the principles of business
management. The major
is designed to allow students maximum flexibility in the area of
management they decide to pursue. In addition to the general
business core, students are required to take three specific upper
division management courses. They may then focus their
management electives on the area of management that holds the most
interest and professional benefit. This focus could include
human resource management, executive management, emphasis
on legal issues or contemporary issues in management, or a general
overview of the management field. Students are encouraged to
gain work experience in their field of study and cooperative
education credits may count toward their management major. All
management courses emphasize the careful integration of theory and
application. In addition, there is heavy attention given to
developing the student's communication, team-building, and critical
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Graduate Business Program
A Master of Business
Administration (more. . .) is offered within the John E.
Simon School of Business. The MBA program blends academic
study with professional experience in a curriculum that allows the
student to apply classroom concept to current employment activities.
Early Access Program
Maryville's Early
Access Program (more. . .) lets you earn both a BS and MBA
by including twelve hours of graduate credit in your undergraduate
degree.
Flexible Scheduling
The business administration program is
offered during the day and through Maryville’s Weekend and Evening
College, meeting the educational needs of traditional students, as
well as working adults. As it has for more than two decades,
Maryville’s Weekend and Evening College guarantees its students the
same level and quantity of services that are provided to all other
students.
These services include:
 Academic
Advising
Financial
Aid assistance
Access
to computer labs and study rooms at all campus locations
Internet
access to library and bookstore services
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A degree in management prepares students to enter this field
with a broad working knowledge of the theory and practice of
management, whether in the private sector or
public domain.
Graduates have found career opportunities in industrial
corporations, local and state governments, hospitals, banks, and
insurance companies. Maryville University's management majors
can be found in such companies as IBM, Bank of America, Reebok, BJC,
and Ernst and Young. For more information, please
contact
Career Education.
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 Bachelor
of Science in Management
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