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Earning a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with an Accounting emphasis may prepare students for careers in either private or public firms as professional accountants and possibly mid-level executives. The business administration courses include computer applications, business organization, and leadership techniques that effective managers need to know. The accounting major is designed for individuals who would like to understand the principles associated with financial management and those who are interested in becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Graduates are eligible to sit for the CPA exam.

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Students who complete our Business Administration/Management bachelor's degree program look forward to career opportunities as they train for mid-level, executive positions within organizations. The core courses will focus on effective management techniques and how to identify and solve problems that may arise. Courses will also provide training in human resource management, oral communications, and organizational behavior that may affect business operations along with computer skills and applications that are widely used today.

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The bachelor's degree program in Health Care Management may prepare graduates for department manager positions in health care organizations such as clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, urgent care centers, and large medical practices. The curriculum includes solid foundations in principles of health information technology, health care management and operations, business management and accounting, and health care law and ethics. Candidates for the Bachelor of Business Administration in Health Care Management must possess an appropriate associate degree in a related health care field. Students must also complete a 120-hour directed practicum in their final term.

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