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In addition, you will hone your skills in decision-making, value clarification, writing, and leadership. Equally important, the program will take you through the various means of developing short- and long-term business plans and acquaint you with the latest marketing tools. Bachelor of Science in Business with a Major in Management A degree in Management will help you become an effective manager of both people and projects. The challenging curriculum was developed to provide you with the personal and professional skills needed to further an organization''s goals and objectives. Your classes will explore all aspects of decision-making, value clarification, group facilitation, and leadership as well as the means of developing, motivating, and compensating a productive work force. You will become familiar with the financial tools managers use, and examine the intricacies of project planning and implementation. You will also study the legal issues that are crucial to today''s managers.

From enrollment to graduation, and beyond, the entire staff at University of Phoenix is dedicated to your success. We make it easy to become a student. Your Enrollment Advisor To help you get started, your enrollment advisor will guide you through the entire application process, and answer all your questions about your program, courses, forms, fees, transfer of credits, and credits awarded for work experience. Once your application and fees have been received, your enrollment advisor will process your application, ship your Online Learning Software, help you order your textbooks and course materials, and get you into your first class. You can register for all your courses over the phone, or you can sign up via the Internet - no waiting in line required. Textbooks can be ordered the same way and shipped directly to you.

What It''s Like Typically, on the first day of the week the instructor sends introductory information on the week''s topic and confirms the assignments, such as reading from the textbook, completing a case study, or preparing a paper on the topic you''re studying. The instructor also posts a short lecture or elaborates on the material, and provides discussion questions related to the topic. Throughout the week you work on your reading and assignments on your own, just as you would in a traditional classroom setting. You use the computer conferencing system to participate in the class discussion and ask questions/receive feedback. When your assignments are due, you send them to your instructor online. Your instructor grades them and sends them back to you with comments.