Last updated 2/10/2011

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MG 695 INTERNSHIP

1 credit

This course is structured for students with limited business exposure prior to entering the MBA program. It is designed to allow students to continue development in the functional areas of business administration to compete in today's exciting and complex professional marketplace.  In addition, students in this course will continue with supervised work experience in a field they hope to enter. It is an academic support program that combines practical work experience with academic study. Students from a broad range of backgrounds participate in this program and work in a business, government agency, health organization, or similar location, giving them opportunities to apply their academic background and develop applied skills. Through their placements, students are able to expand their resumes, clarify career goals, and make contact with potential employers.

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ONLINE LEARNING

“The college currently offers an online Master’s degree program in Business Management (M.B.A.) as well as a variety of courses in the Master’s degree program in Criminal Justice (M.S.).”

"Online Business Management (M.B.A.) and Criminal Justice (M.S.) courses require students to have access to appropriate technology."

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THE M.B.A. PROGRAM

The college awards the Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Business Management.

Program Code:           514*

Degree:                      M.B.A.

HEGIS Code:             0506

Note:  Enrollment in other than registered or otherwise approved programs may jeopardize a student’s eligibility for certain awards.

*   Students may enroll for this program in the online learning format.