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MANAGEMENT

Associate Degree in Business (MGT)

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Business Department's Mission Statement

Midlands Technical College's Business Department provides an innovative, up-to-date learning environment that enables individuals to achieve their personal, professional and educational goals for the purpose of contributing to the economic growth of the community.

DESCRIPTION:
A program designed to prepare students for positions in marketing, finance, accounting, human resource management, banking, and small business administration. This curriculum gives graduates a competitive edge over those with only high school credentials.

NOTE: This program is not designed to transfer to senior colleges and universities although some courses may transfer.

BEGINNING SEMESTERS: FALL, SPRING, SUMMER

CAMPUS: AIRPORT, BELTLINE, FORT JACKSON

 

PLACEMENT TEST SCORES REQUIRED TO ENROLL IN CURRICULUM COURSES:

ASSET SCORES FOR CURRICULUM COURSES
RDG 40
MAT NUM-40 EALG-36
ENG WSAMP 30 (Writing sample of 3)

 

COMPASS SCORES FOR CURRICULUM COURSES
Reading Skills: RS 80
Pre-Algrbra Skills: PRE-ALG 44
ENG WSAMP 30

 

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:

  • A minimum of 66 semester hours is required for graduation.
  • Students must earn a grade of "C" or better in all of the courses offered within the Business and Information Systems Technology departments for the course to count toward graduation. This includes courses with the following prefixes: ACC, BAF, BUS, CPT, CRP, IST, LEG, MGT, MKT and OST.

PROGRAM NOTES:

  1. This Program is not designed to transfer to senior colleges and universities although some individual courses may transfer. See your advisor for MAT 155.
  2. CPT 170 should be taken as early in sequence of courses as possible.
  3. ACC 112 should be taken as early in the sequence as possible.
  4. At least one course must be taken from the list of approved Humanities courses.
  5. Catalogue prerequisites are required before taking the upper level courses. Advisors should note one and two semester sequence of courses when scheduling students to be sure to allow enough semesters to cover courses in sequence.
  6. The student must earn a grade of "C" or better in business courses for these courses to count toward graduation.
  7. MAT 102 or a higher level math may be substituted for MAT 155.
  8. For more information please visit the Managemet Department web page  external link

CURRICULUM
General Education
Course Prerequisite
ECO 210 Macroeconomics RDG 100 & MAT 155 OR MAT 102
ENG 101 English Composition I ENG 100 & RDG 100
ENG 102 English Composition II ENG 101
MAT 155 Contemporary Mathematics MAT 100
Humanities Elective See Humanities List
Business Core Requirements
Course Prerequisite
ACC 111 Accounting Concepts RDG 100, MAT 100
BUS 121 Business Law I RDG 100
CPT 170 Microcomputer Applications RDG 100, MAT 100
MGT 101 Principles of Management RDG 100
MKT 101 Marketing RDG 100
Additional Course Requirements
Course Prerequisite
ACC 112 Organizational Accounting ACC 111
BAF 201 Principles of Finance ACC 101 or ACC 111
BUS 101 Introduction to Business RDG 100
BUS 130 Business Communications ENG 101
BUS 240 Business Statistics RDG 100, MAT 155
BUS 250 Introduction to International Business BUS 101
MGT 240 Management Decision Making ENG 101, MGT 101, 30 semester hours
Approved Business Electives 5 Courses from one specialty group
(Dept. Head may approve substitutions between Group A, Group B & Group C)
Specialty Groups
Group A: Business Administration
Group B: Finance Administration
Group C: Entrepreneurship

 

Recommended First Semester Courses and/or Alternates
Core Courses
BUS 101 CPT 170 MGT 101
MKT 101
General Education
ENGLISH MATH Humanities Elective
Other
BAF 101

11/26/07


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