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The B.B.A. in Management program is designed for the generalist who wants a broad business background. Graduates develop skills required to manage all types of business, directing accounting, data processing, inspection, maintenance, marketing, personnel, research, and sales.

The B.B.A. in Management program is offered at the Woman's College, Gainesville Campus, Atlanta Campus, Online College, Kings Bay Campus, and Augusta Campus.

In additional to general education courses, all candidates must complete a 60 hour major requirements curriculum that includes a capstone course.

For more information on the Management profession, please see below.

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Benefits to the Student	Characteristics for Success
Higher starting salaries	Enjoy being around diverse groups of people
Jobs are plentiful	Outgoing with all types of people
	Comfortable with taking charge & decision making
	Good listening, speaking, and writing skills
	Inspire respect, trust, and confidence
	Sensitive to others' needs and expectations

What is Management?

Management is more than planning, organizing, and controlling resources as commonly defined in textbooks; it is the direction of human effort in all facets of business, industry, and government. Wherever and whenever people work together to reach a common goal, managers are needed.

Management is the process of working with and through others to achieve organizational objectives in a changing environment.

Every firm needs management. Some authors predict that there will be a major shortage of managers because of a lack of qualified people and a decline in the population of baby boomers. A manager's salary depends on the industry and the level of management at which one is employed; however, they are generally higher than the earnings of most other full-time workers.

Career Opportunities

* Corporate Executive	* Manager
* Labor Relations Specialist	* Public Administrator
* Human Resources Manager	* Small Business Owner

Because there are managers in every field, it is impossible to list every managerial job title. Major categories of management include operations management, personnel management, retail store management, government management, hospital administration, bank management, and restaurant management.

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