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Why
Study Business Administration?
Top Salary Offers to Business Majors
Finance majors currently enjoy the highest
average starting salary offer, thanks in part to
interest from financial services employers.
These employers woo finance grads with a
whopping average offer of $50,112. But they're
not alone in running up the tab for new grads
with finance skills: Many finance majors had
offers for financial/treasury analysis
positions, where the average offer hit $52,796.
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Curriculum |
Average
Salary Offer |
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Finance |
$48,795 |
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Accounting |
$47,413 |
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Logistics/Materials Management |
$45,577 |
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Business Administration/Management |
$43,823 |
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Marketing/Marketing Mgmt. (incl. mktg.
research) |
$43,459 |
*Source: Winter
2008 Salary Survey, National Association
of Colleges and Employers.
Data are for bachelor's degree graduates only
and are based upon majors having 50 or more
offers reported.
Prepare for an entry-level career, transfer to a four-year
college or university, or update your skills.
MWCC's rigorous business
curriculum includes a range of challenging courses to prepare you for
many different business fields: accounting, management, marketing, etc. This program will help you develop technical business skills and prepare
you for success in the business community.
Why MWCC's Program?
As a business graduate
of MWCC you will save two years of the cost difference
between a full four year college tuition (thousands of
dollars saved each year) and an MWCC degree. Spend two years
at the Mount and cut down on student loans. You can save
money for other things in your life and still earn a degree
from the 4 year college or university of your choice. Start
near...go far!
 About our business faculty
MWCC business
faculty are recognized for their teaching ability and
the impressive array of local, national and
international business credentials they bring to the
classroom. Many are sought-after consultants and serve
as advisory board members for corporations and
non-profit organizations. They stress critical thinking
and work to make each class fun and relevant.
Business Administration
Degree Options
That Fit Your
Unique Needs
(click on programs
below for more information)
Top ten college degrees in demand by employers
Source: New York (CNN/Money)
Graduates with a bachelor's in business, engineering and
computer-related fields will be in highest demand.
When asked which new college grads they were likely to hire,
the greatest number of employers said they were interested
in hiring grads who majored in accounting, electrical engineering,
mechanical engineering, business administration and economics/finance.
Rounding out the top 10 list were students who majored in
computer science, computer engineering, marketing or marketing management,
chemical engineering, and information sciences and systems.
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Accounting
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Electrical Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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Business Administration
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Economics / Finance
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Computer Science
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Computer Engineering
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Marketing or Marketing Management
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Chemical Engineering
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Information Sciences and Systems
Read the entire article at: http://money.cnn.com/2004/11/12/pf/college/degrees_jobs/index.htm
Most Lucrative college degrees
SOURCE: Deshundra Jefferson, CNN/Money Magazine staff writer, Feb. 2006
Leadership is action...
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here to download the latest MWCC TV ad created and
produced by MWCC Advertising and Broadcasting students
Producer/Director: John Gugarty (jgug5418@mwcc.edu)
Production Support: Mark Ainsworth, Nathan Findley,
Mallorie Cain , Otilio Perez-Colon
Special Thanks: Broadcasting Professor Joel
Anderson, Advertising Professor Michael T.
Greenwood, Sharlene Gugarty
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Watch this space for news on how you can jump start your
career in marketing leadership.
It's great to hear from our MWCC Business Degree graduates...
Hello Prof. Bolduc,
I hope things are going well. I was just
looking at the MWCC Business program
website, saw your name and wanted to say
hello. Since graduation from MWCC, I've
wrapped up my BBA & MSA (Masters of Science
in Accounting) at UMass Amherst.
I've also recently become a Certified Public
Accountant in MA - just think, all of that
started in your Accounting 101 class!! I
think it's great to see that the school is
promoting the transfer program and the
earning potential with a business degree. I
can vouch for it first hand.
Take care and enjoy the summer weather!
Gerry
Ernst & Young ®
Ernst & Young, LLP
Gerry F. Doiron
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Hey Prof. Greenwood,
It's Ross Hauptman from two semesters
ago. I'm here at UMass in the Isenberg School of
Management and something happened today that
reminded me of your class and on the impact you had
on me as a teacher. I'm enrolled in a capstone
course for Marketing called SOM 441 which is a
senior level marketing management course. Our first
project was an in-depth SWOT analysis of the
Polaroid Company.
After countless hours of hard work I
handed in my lengthy report/project feeling pretty
good about it. Today in class the teacher informed
us that the average grade was a 61% for my
particular case study (Polaroid) and he proceeded to
tear apart everything that we did wrong.
To make a long story short as I
flipped through the pages of my returned project I
saw the grading rubric and found that I had "aced"
it. A 100% as a junior in one of the most important
senior level courses in my school! I can't explain
how excited/proud I was but the first thing I
thought was back to a particular day in your class.
I had just finished giving my portion of one of your
infamous group projects and you pulled me aside and
asked what my major was. I returned "Bus.
Administration" to which you replied "marketing".
Since that day I haven’t looked back
or worried about what direction I would take in my
degree/career. So I just wanted to say thank you for
everything you taught me in class and the faith you
put in me and just wanted to share this
accomplishment of mine.
Sincerely,
Ross Hauptman
rhauptma@student.umass.edu
P.S. If MWCC business students have
questions about UMass, the UMASS Isenberg School of
Business or the transition to
a large four year school please don't hesitate to
give them my email...I'd be happy to talk to anyone
about it.
2007 Business degree enrollments up 21%
Read the news story
here
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