Business Management Degree
Program Curriculum

Business Management Success Spotlight
	"It would be best to not wait for 30 years like I did to begin a college education. Even if you do not know what you want to major in, get the core classes out of the road and that act may help you decide where you want to go in life. MTC is local and easy to get to so there is no excuse for not getting started." -- Roy L. Doty MTC Student

Today’s management professionals wear many hats, so graduates of MTC’s Business Management degree program are prepared for a variety of challenges, including assisting upper management with long and short-range strategic planning, research collection and analysis, administrative services, vendor relations, and providing leadership skills to assist with the ever changing business environment.

• apply interviewing skills to employ and leadership skills to train, supervise, evaluate, and motivate employees
• apply administrative skills to effectively organize work, manage time, and set priorities
• effectively use interpersonal skills to lead and manage a diverse group of people
• use appropriate computer software to solve business problems and to create documents that enhance effective communications
• use the problem-solving method to solve ethical dilemmas, customer concerns, and business problems
• use technology to develop and effectively communicate information related to a project, a process, or to conduct training
• apply business concepts to create a business plan incorporating financial, marketing, and management strategies
• develop a marketing and/or sales plan incorporating new product ideasand strategies
• demonstrate methods for effectively leading a workplace team, and for being an effective team member
  
  

Career Outlook:

National data sources are projecting a modest 8 percent to 10 percent increase in job opportunities through the year 2014 for entry-level business management jobs involving purchasing, production, business planning, and financial services; Ohio expects a 3 percent to 15 percent increase in similar occupational categories through 2012.

MTC graduates are working as:

To be admitted into the Business Management associate degree program at MTC, you must complete the following admission criteria: