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Organizing the way that an institution functions.

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"The key things I learned as an administrator are to be organized, communicate and be flexible" 

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"The key things I learned as an administrator are to be organized, communicate and be flexible" 

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- Glen Mazzara

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•Job opportunities

•Skills in communication

•Interpersonal skills

•Creativity and innovation

•Fast mentally

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If you're like most people considering a business degree, your understanding of business administration started with your first job. That's where you were introduced, even if your job was a minimum-wage earning position with very little responsibility - to all of the basic tenants of business administration. Think back on that job, and consider:

What do you remember about your supervisor? If you could reverse your roles, what elements of their management style would you retain for yourself, and what elements would you do away with?

How were you treated as an employee? Did you feel respected and engaged in your work? What frustrated you as an employee?

Does the organization need to change in order to be successful? With a fresh pair of eyes and an open mind, what did you learn about the company, and what would its owners/senior managers want to know, if you had the opportunity to tell them?

In what ways did the organization waste money and on what should it have invested more money?

You're reflecting on a job experience. But you're doing more than that - you're thinking like a business student. Business professionals are responsible for evaluating the obstacles that face organizations. From one-person lawn care operations to the largest financial institutions in the world, the business principles are the same, and knowledgeable professionals are responsible for keeping them focused, securing profits, tackling challenges, and building a legacy.

The secret to a successful business program is exposing students to every facet of the field. Organizations rely on management to be well-rounded, which means that their training must encompass a broad spectrum of business-related coursework. Students should expect to cover a broad variety of hands-on and scenario-based training topics, including:

Marketing

In an era of digital marketing and social-media driven campaigns, it's imperative that business students understand modern advertising strategies. Bring your knowledge of modern media to the classroom and work with your classmates to build real-world marketing strategies for existing businesses or for entrepreneurial ideas that you're just starting to conceptualize.

Finance and Accounting

Money makes the world go 'round! Modern business professionals should have a concrete grasp of the principles of accounting and financial management. They're skills that help to build resumes and will impress potential employers, so it's important that a well-rounded business program include introductory accounting as well as opportunities to learn tax accounting, cost accounting, and the basics of business finance.

Management

Think back again to that first supervisor. Those attributes - the ones that you didn't like, and the ones that you respected - are elements of managerial style. Learning to supervise is an art form, and it requires patience, practice, and skill. You'll start on the road to successful management practices by learning the basics and evaluating management theories against real-world scenarios.

Business law

What are the legal risks in running a business, and how should organizations minimize those risks? Successful supervisors know how to carefully tread across the legal landscape.

Professionalism

Employers demand a set of "soft skills." It's a broad term that refers to the ability of a job candidate to comply with standards of modern professionalism - things like drafting a professional email, complying with company dress code, and conducting meetings appropriately. The University setting is the place to build these skills - from mock boardrooms and dispute resolution practice to panel interview preparation for internships, this is where you come to get prepped, polished, and prepared for everything the working world has to throw at you.

Are you interested in some of the skills a business degree can help you learn? If your interests include business administration, consider earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from ECPI University. With our year-round classes and accelerated schedule, you could earn your degree sooner and start working in your field faster. Connect with a helpful admissions advisor today to discuss your options.

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What Skills do you Gain from a Business Administration Degree?

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•DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS

•FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS

•ACCOUNTING

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Measurement, processing and communication of financial information about economic entities such as business and corporation.

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This may be the hardest subject in the administration area.
This subject is a branch of mathematics related with two main concepts which are derivative and differential   the manner of using them in the study of functions
Here you can find more about it

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Differential calculus - Encyclopedia of Mathematics

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A branch of mathematics dealing with the concepts of derivative and differential and the manner of using them in the study of functions. The development of differential calculus is closely connected with that of integral calculus. Indissoluble is also their content.

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An accounting education provides a solid basis for a career in business.

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Designed to support accounting functions and related activities.

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•Science of numbers

•Calculation

•Quantity (the numbers, the figures and movements)

•Solving the practical problems that they appear in daily life in these fields.

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Can be divided in financial accounting, management accounting, external auditing, etc.

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10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION