Management, AAS

The associate degree in management prepares students for entry-level managerial positions. The program includes a core curriculum and a choice of three concentrations: administrative management, accounting management, and health care management. The administrative management concentration enables students to integrate various business courses into a comprehensive approach to meet the demands in today’s business world. The accounting management concentration emphasizes the functions typically performed by bank managers, accounting managers, and risk managers: management of the financial and managerial accounting functions; systems for safeguarding of assets and establishment of transaction authority; cash management methods, credit policy, and collection methods; principles of insurance and risk reduction techniques; short-term and long-term financing vehicles. The health care management concentration provides a foundation for managerial tasks specifically geared to the health care industry.