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Bachelor of Business Administration – Management

The management curriculum is designed to provide a background that would be useful for entry-level jobs as well as

3 hours

Miss Maria

Associate of Business Administration – Management

The marketing curriculum is designed to provide a background that would be useful for entry-level jobs as well as

3 hours

Miss Maria

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Marketing

Marketing is the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas,

3 hours

Associate of Business Administration – Marketing

Marketing is the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas,

3 hours

ECON 206 Policy on Global Economy – 3 hours credit

ECON 206 Policy on Global Economy, 3 hours credit – This course introduces basic facts about the operation of

ECON 260 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets

ECON 260 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets 3 hours credit – This course provides a solid foundation for further

Bachelors in Paralegal Studies

From law firms and corporate legal departments to government entities and insurance companies, paralegals work in

3 hours

Associate of Arts – Liberal Studies

For the student in search of a broad education rather than for training in a particular occupation, the Liberal

3 hours

Bachelor of Arts – Economics

Economics is a social science that examines the functioning of markets, the determination of prices and

3 hours

Bachelor of Arts – Criminal Justice

The study of criminal justice encompasses the policies of the criminal justice system, behavioral characteristics

3 hours

Associate in Paralegal Studies

Paralegals play a key role in the complex and exciting legal industry. While lawyers are ultimately responsible for

3 hours

Bachelor of Science – Liberal Studies

The Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies is the most flexible degree within which you can design your own future.

3 hours

Associate of Arts – Economics

Economics is a social science that examines the functioning of markets, the determination of prices and

3 hours

Associate of Science – Criminal Justice

The study of criminal justice encompasses the policies of the criminal justice system, behavioral characteristics

3 hours

SPCH 120 Speech Communications

SPCH 120 Speech Communications – (3 hours credit): Research, composition, organization, and delivery of

BUS 110 Fundamentals of Business Communication

BUS 110 Fundamentals of Business Communication (3 credit hours). The course is designed to study principles,

COSI 201 Survey of Technology and Information Processing – 3 Hours Credit

COSI 201 Survey of Technology and Information Processing – 3 hours Credit – This course introduces a

4 hours

ENGL 262 Introduction to Literature: Genre

ENGL 262 Introduction to Literature: Genre 3 hours credit – This course introduces students to the study of

3 hours

ENGL 204 World Literature

ENGL 204 World Literature 3 hours credit – This course provides an engaging and informative introduction to some of

3 hours

ENGL 112 English Composition II

ENGL 112 English Composition II – 3 hours credit – This course is designed to develop writing skills beyond

3 hours

ENGL 111 English Composition I

ENGL 111 English Composition I – 3 hours credit – Introduces students to principles of effective

3 hours

MATH 183 – Calculus II

MATH 183 Calculus II (3 hours credit) -This course is the second course in a 2-semester sequence of university

MATH 272 Advanced Calculus and Analytical Geometry

MATH 272 Advanced Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 hours credit – The course focuses on differentiation of

3 hours

MATH 250 Elementary Statistics

MATH 250 Elementary Statistics 3 hours credit – Introduces a wide range of issues, including distributions,

3 hours

MATH 120 College Algebra

MATH 120 College Algebra 3 hours credit – This course includes the study and applications of functions including

3 hours

MATH 110 Fundamentals of Mathematic

MATH 110 Fundamentals of Mathematic 3 hour credit – Fundamental operations involving whole numbers and fractions;

3 hours

ENVN 180 Survey of Environmental Science

ENVN 180 Survey of Environmental Science (3 hours credits) – This course explores how our planet works and

BIOL 120 General Biology II

BIOL 120 General Biology II – 4 hours credit – A continuation of BIOL 110 with emphasis on the Animal and Plant

3 hours

BIOL 110 General Biology I

BIOL 110 General Biology I – 3 hours credit – A comprehensive course emphasizing cellular structure, function

3 hours

CHEM 110 Studies in Chemistry II

CHEM 110 Studies in Chemistry II 4 hours credit – A continuation of the study of the principles of chemistry and

3 hours

CHEM 109 Studies in Chemistry I

CHEM 109 Studies in Chemistry I – 4 hours credit – An introduction to the basic concepts of chemistry. Includes

3 hours

MUSC-101 Music Appreciation

MUSC-101 Music Appreciation 3 hours credit – is designed to sharpen the student’s listening focus in order to

3 hours

HUMA 232 Art Appreciation

HUMA 232 Art Appreciation – 3 hours credit – Art Appreciation is an introductory course which provides

3 hours

HUMA 230 Western Civilization

HUMA 230 Western Civilization – 3 credit hours – This course will survey the history of Western Civilization from

3 hours

HUMA 220 Studies in the Humanities II

HUMA 220 Studies in the Humanities II – 3 hours credit – This course is intended to introduce students to the

3 hours

HUMA 210 Studies in the Humanities I

HUMA 210 Studies in the Humanities I – 3 hours credit – Course explores the philosophic and artistic heritage of

3 hours

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credit)

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credits) -Course gives focus to statistical techniques for further

MAKT 155 Introduction to Marketing

MAKT 155 Introduction to Marketing (3 credit hours). The major thrust of this course is to help you understand the

MAKT 205 Ethical Decision Making in Business

MAKT 205 Ethical Decision Making in Business (3 credit hours). This course emphasizes the complexities of business

MAKT 281 Digital Marketing

MAKT 281 Digital Marketing (3 credit hours). This course offers strong background concepts on where marketing meets

MAKT 286 Understanding the Customer

MAKT 286 Understanding the Customer (3 credit hours) – This course introduces the theory of consumer behavior

MAKT 490 Management of Marketing – 3 hours credit

MAKT 490 Management of Marketing 3 hours credit. -Comprehensive study of marketing strategies implementation;

3 hours

MAKT 490 – Internship in Marketing 1 – 6 hours credit

MAKT 490 – Internship on Marketing – 1-6 hours credit – Internship in business organization to gain

3 hours

MAKT 451 – International Marketing – 3 hours credit

MAKT 451 – International Marketing – 3 hours credit – Bases and promotion of foreign trade; international

3 hours

MAKT 447 – Negotiation Skills – 3 hours credit

MAKT 447 – Negotiation Skills – 3 hours credit – Emphasis on fundamental skills in negotiation across a

3 hours

MAKT 441 – Sales Management -3 hours credit

MAKT 441 – Sales Management – 3 hours credit – Sales management functions of recruiting and hiring, training and

3 hours

MAKT 440 – Relationship Marketing – 3 hours credit

MAKT 440 – Relationship Marketing – 3 hours credit –Implementation of a direct marketing program,

3 hours

MAKT 430 – Services Marketing – 3 hours credit

MAKT 430 – Services Marketing – 3 hours credits – Develop an ability to evaluate, implement and lead

3 hours

MAKT 365 – Service Operations Management – 3 hours credit

MAKT 365 – Service Operations Management – 3 hours credit – The course analyzes the role of operations management

3 hours

MAKT 404 – Marketing Research – 3 hours credit

MAKT 404 – Marketing Research – 3 hours credit – Research methods and procedures used in marketing to solve

3 hours

MAKT 362 – Global Logistics Management – 3 hours credit

MAKT 362 – Global Logistics Management – 3 hours credit – Analysis of logistics activities, distribution network

3 hours

MAKT 341 – Consultative Selling – 3 hours credit

MAKT 341 – Consultative Selling – 3 hours credit – Basics of personal selling: preparation, personality

3 hours

MAKT 332 – Retailing Fundamentals – 3 hours credit

MAKT 332 – Retailing Fundamentals – 3 hours credit – Changing concepts of retailing from management

3 hours

MAKT 314 – Advertising/Sales Promotion – 3 hours credit

MAKT 314 – Advertising/Sales Promotion – 3 hours credit – Introduction to field of advertising including agencies,

3 hours

MAKT 302 – Consumer Behavior – 3 hours credit

MAKT 302 Consumer Behavior – 3 hours credit – The course introduces a wide range of behavioral concepts, and

3 hours

MAKT 201 – Principles of Marketing – 3 hours credit

MAKT 201 – Principles of Marketing – 3 hours credit – Comprehensive study of structure and functions of

3 hours

MAKT 210 – Introduction to Supply Chain Management – 3 hours credit

MAKT 210 Introduction to Supply Chain Management – 3 hours credit – Purchasing and supply management;

3 hours

ACCT 150 – Financial Accounting – 3 hours credit

ACCT 150 Financial Accounting – 3 hour credits – This course introduces accounting concepts, principles, and

3 hours

ECON 206 Policy on Global Economy – 3 hours credit

ECON 206 Policy on Global Economy, 3 hours credit – This course introduces basic facts about the operation of

ECON 260 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets

ECON 260 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets 3 hours credit – This course provides a solid foundation for further

Bachelor of Arts – Economics

Economics is a social science that examines the functioning of markets, the determination of prices and

3 hours

Associate of Arts – Economics

Economics is a social science that examines the functioning of markets, the determination of prices and

3 hours

ENVN 180 Survey of Environmental Science

ENVN 180 Survey of Environmental Science (3 hours credits) – This course explores how our planet works and

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credit)

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credits) -Course gives focus to statistical techniques for further

SPCH 120 Speech Communications

SPCH 120 Speech Communications – (3 hours credit): Research, composition, organization, and delivery of

MATH 183 – Calculus II

MATH 183 Calculus II (3 hours credit) -This course is the second course in a 2-semester sequence of university

COSI 190 Computer Fluency

COSI 190 Computer Fluency (3 hours credit). This course exposes the student to selected important computer and

BUS 110 Fundamentals of Business Communication

BUS 110 Fundamentals of Business Communication (3 credit hours). The course is designed to study principles,

COSI 201 Survey of Technology and Information Processing – 3 Hours Credit

COSI 201 Survey of Technology and Information Processing – 3 hours Credit – This course introduces a

4 hours

MUSC-101 Music Appreciation

MUSC-101 Music Appreciation 3 hours credit – is designed to sharpen the student’s listening focus in order to

3 hours

HUMA 232 Art Appreciation

HUMA 232 Art Appreciation – 3 hours credit – Art Appreciation is an introductory course which provides

3 hours

HUMA 230 Western Civilization

HUMA 230 Western Civilization – 3 credit hours – This course will survey the history of Western Civilization from

3 hours

HUMA 220 Studies in the Humanities II

HUMA 220 Studies in the Humanities II – 3 hours credit – This course is intended to introduce students to the

3 hours

HUMA 210 Studies in the Humanities I

HUMA 210 Studies in the Humanities I – 3 hours credit – Course explores the philosophic and artistic heritage of

3 hours

BIOL 120 General Biology II

BIOL 120 General Biology II – 4 hours credit – A continuation of BIOL 110 with emphasis on the Animal and Plant

3 hours

BIOL 110 General Biology I

BIOL 110 General Biology I – 3 hours credit – A comprehensive course emphasizing cellular structure, function

3 hours

CHEM 110 Studies in Chemistry II

CHEM 110 Studies in Chemistry II 4 hours credit – A continuation of the study of the principles of chemistry and

3 hours

CHEM 109 Studies in Chemistry I

CHEM 109 Studies in Chemistry I – 4 hours credit – An introduction to the basic concepts of chemistry. Includes

3 hours

SOCI 250 Juvenile Delinquency

SOCI 250 Juvenile Delinquency 3 hour credits – This course analyzes delinquent behavior of young people in our

3 Credits

SOCI 245 Environmental Sociology

SOCI 245 Environmental Sociology 3 hours credit – This course addresses the relationship between human beings,

3 hours

SOCI 210 Introduction to Sociology

SOCI 210 Introduction to Sociology 3 hours credit – This course is an introduction to the basic elements of

3 hours

PSYC 224 General Psychology

PSYC 224 General Psychology 3 hours credit – A survey of the basic principles, research concepts, and problems in

3 hours

POLI 238 International Relations

POLI 238 International Relations 3 hours credit – is a major field of Political Science dealing with all aspects

3 hours

PHIL 203 Ethics and Moral Principles

PHIL 203 Ethics and Moral Principles 3 hour credit – An investigation into the moral and ethical dimensions of

3 hours

HIST 222 History of the United States from 1876

HIST 222 History of the United States from 1876 3 hours credit – surveys American History from the end of

3 hours

HIST 220 History of the United States to 1876

HIST 220 History of the United States to 1876 3 hours credit – surveys American History from colonial times

3 hours

GEOG 203 World Regional Geography

GEOG 203 World Regional Geography 3 hours credit -This course is a study of major world regions with emphasis on

3 hours

MATH 272 Advanced Calculus and Analytical Geometry

MATH 272 Advanced Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3 hours credit – The course focuses on differentiation of

3 hours

MATH 250 Elementary Statistics

MATH 250 Elementary Statistics 3 hours credit – Introduces a wide range of issues, including distributions,

3 hours

MATH 120 College Algebra

MATH 120 College Algebra 3 hours credit – This course includes the study and applications of functions including

3 hours

MATH 110 Fundamentals of Mathematic

MATH 110 Fundamentals of Mathematic 3 hour credit – Fundamental operations involving whole numbers and fractions;

3 hours

ENGL 262 Introduction to Literature: Genre

ENGL 262 Introduction to Literature: Genre 3 hours credit – This course introduces students to the study of

3 hours

ENGL 204 World Literature

ENGL 204 World Literature 3 hours credit – This course provides an engaging and informative introduction to some of

3 hours

ENGL 112 English Composition II

ENGL 112 English Composition II – 3 hours credit – This course is designed to develop writing skills beyond

3 hours

ENGL 111 English Composition I

ENGL 111 English Composition I – 3 hours credit – Introduces students to principles of effective

3 hours

CRJS 375 Evidence and Procedures

CRJS 375: Evidence and Procedures (3 credit hours). The overarching goal of this course is to provide the student

CRJS 303 – Juvenile Criminal Justice (3 credit hours)

CRJS 303 Juvenile Criminal Justice (3 credits hours): This course discusses the development of the American

3 hours

CRJS 457 – Comparative Criminal Justice System – 3 hours credit

CRJS 457 Comparative Criminal Justice System 3 hours credit – A comparative study of selected criminal justice

3 hours

CRJS 493 – Special Topics in Criminal Justice – 3 hours credit

CRJS 493 Special Topics in Criminal Justice 3 hours credit –An intensive analysis of a selected problem

3 hours

CRJS 453 – Capital Sentence – 3 hours credit

CRJS 453 Capital Sentence 3 hours credit –An examination of the problems and issues related to the death

3 hours

CRJS 443 – Sexual Abuse and the Criminal Justice System – 3 hours credit

CRJS 443 Sexual Abuse and the Criminal Justice System 3 hours credit –An examination of the problems of

3 hours

CRJS 433 – Criminal Justice Administration – 3 hours credit

CRJS 433 Criminal Justice Administration 3 hours credit –The administration of criminal justice agencies.

3 hours

CRJS 373 – Prisons and Society

CRJS 373 Prisons and Society 3 hours credit – Students explore the far-reaching impacts of prisons on

3 hours

CRJS 490– Internship in Criminal Justice – 3 hours credit

CRJS 490 Internship in Criminal Justice – (3 to 6 hours credit): Criminal Justice majors may complete an

3 hours

CRJS 353 – Evidence and Procedures- 3 Credit Hours

CRJS 373: Evidence and Procedures (3 credit hours). The overarching goal of this course is to provide the student

3 hours

CRJS 343 – Management of Correctional Systems – 3 hours credit

CRJS 343 Management of Correctional Systems 3 hours credit –The management of correctional systems, public

3 hours

CRJS 333 – Drug Recognition for Law Enforcement – 3 hours credit

CRJS 333 Drug Recognition for Law Enforcement 3 hours credit -The course will provide the student with the basics

3 hours

CRJS 323 – Victimology – 3 hours credit

CRJS 323 Victimology 3 hours credit – Comprehensive study of victimization; analysis of contemporary

3 hours

CRJS 432 – Law Enforcement – 3 hours credit

CRJS 432 Law Enforcement 3 hours credits – An examination of significant and controversial criminal justice

3 hours

CRJS 313 – Organized and White Color Crime – 3 hours credit

CRJS 313 Organized and White Color Crime 3 hours credit –A study of organized and white collar crime

3 hours

CRJS 235 – Criminal Procedures – 3 hours credit

CRJS 235 Criminal Procedures 3 hours credit – An examination of constitutional case law as decided by the U.S.

3 credit hours

CRJS 225 – Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice – 3 hours credit

CRJS 225 Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice 3 hours credit – This course is designed to provide students who

3 hours

CRJS 201 – Introduction to Homeland Security – 3 hours credit

CRJS 201 Introduction to Homeland Security 3 hours credit. Course offers a comprehensive overview and understanding

3 hours

CRJS 220 – Police Operations and Procedures – 3 hours credit

CRJS 220 Police Operations and Procedures 3 hours credit – Survey of general police patrol functions with emphasis

3 hours

CRJS 233 – Criminal Law – 3 hours credit

CRJS 233 Criminal Law 3 hours credit – This course examines both the substantive criminal law and the procedures

3 hours

CRJS 223 – Community Relations – 3 hours credit

CRJS 223 Community Relations 3 hours credit – Critical consideration of the criminal justice system’s capacity to

3 hours

CRJS 213 – Introduction to Criminal Justice – 3 hours credit

CRJS 213 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 hours credit –A study of the historical development of the

3 hours

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credit)

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credits) -Course gives focus to statistical techniques for further

ECON 439 – Law and Economics – 3 hours credit

ECON 439 Law and Economics 3 hours credit – Introduces the use of economic analysis to evaluate the impact of

3 hours

ECON 442 – Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis – 3 hours credit

ECON 442. Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis 3 hours credit – A study of Advanced economic issues as they relate to

3 hours

ECON 441 – Advanced Microeconomic Analysis – 3 hours credit

ECON 441 Advanced Microeconomic Analysis 3 hours credit – A study of Advanced economics as it relates to the firm

3 hours

ECON 403 – International Trade and Finance – 3 hours credit

ECON 403 International Trade and Finance 3 hours credit – A survey of the theory and practice of international

3 hours

ECON 401 – Health Care Market and Economics – 3 hours credit

ECON 401 Health Care Market and Economics 3 hours credit –Unique nature of health care as economic good,

3 hours

ECON 344 – Contemporary Labor Economics – 3 hours credit

ECON 344 Contemporary Labor Economics –3 hours credit – This course provides an introduction to the field by

3 hours

ECON 332 – Saving and Investing – 3 hours credit

ECON 332 Saving and Investing 3 hours credit – An introduction to the economics of lifetime saving and investing

3 hours

ECON 321 – Money and Financial Institutions – 3 hours credit

ECON 321 Money and Financial Institutions 3 hours credit – A study of monetary economics: fluctuations of money,

3 hours

ECON 312 – Managerial Economics – 3 hours credit

ECON 312 Managerial Economics 3 hours credit – An application of tools of microeconomics to decision making by

3 hours

ECON 301 – Personal Finance and Stewardship – 3 hours credit

ECON 301 Personal Finance and Stewardship 3 hours credit – A study and application of planning and organizing

3 hours

ECON 212 – Macroeconomic Analysis – 3 hours credit

ECON 212 Macroeconomic Analysis 3 hours credit –A study and application of macroeconomic analysis; includes

3 hours

ECON 211 – Microeconomic Analysis – 3 hours credit

ECON 211 Microeconomic Analysis 3 hours credit – A study and application of microeconomic analysis; includes

3 hours

ECON 102 – Analysis of Economic Issues – 3 hours credit

ECON 102. Analysis of Economic Issues 3 hours credit –Introduction to the theory of supply and demand, and

3 hours

ECON 101 – Personal Finance – 3 hours credit

ECON 101 Personal Finance 3 hours credit – An introduction to personal economics decision making with emphasis on

3 hours

PALE 490 Internship in Paralegal Studies

PALE 490 Internship in Paralegal Studies (3 to 6 hours credit) – A 160- 320 clock hours on-site internship

PALE 340 – Healthcare Law and Compliance – 3 hours credit

PALE 340 Healthcare Law and Compliance – 3 hour credits – This course is designed to provide paralegals with

PALE 410 – Business Organizations, and Transactions – 3 hours credit

PALE 410 Business Organizations, and Transactions – 3 hours credits – Students are introduced to the Law of

PALE 240 – Real Estate Law – 3 hours credit

PALE 240 Real Estate Law – 3 hour credits – This course is intended to cover many of the basic legal concepts

PALE 362 – Legal Writing II – 3 hours credit

PALE 362 Legal Writing II – 3 hour credits – This course is a continuation of Legal Research & Writing I

PALE 365 – Courts and Litigations – 3 hours credit

PALE 365 Courts and Litigations – 3 hour credits – This course is designed to introduce the student to the federal

PALE 260 – Legal Writing I – 3 hours credit

PALE 260 Legal Writing I – 3 hours credit – Students review writing basics, including punctuation,

PALE 380 – Communication Law in America – 3 hours credits

PALE 380 Communication Law in America – 3 hours credits – After exploring competing views of the place of free

PALE 285 – Courts and the Judicial Process – 3 hours credit

PALE 285 Courts and the Judicial Process – 3 hour credits – Examines legal aspects of investigative and arrest as

PALE 271 – Administration of Wills, Trusts, and Estates – 3 hours credit

PALE 271 Administration of Wills, Trusts, and Estates – 3 hour credits – This course will introduce the

3 hours

PALE 413 – Employment Law – 3 hours credit

PALE 413 Employment Law – 3 hour credits – This course will give the student a comprehensive overview of the

3 hours

PALE 265 – Workouts, Foreclosures and Bankruptcy – 3 hours credit

PALE 265 Workouts, Foreclosures and Bankruptcy – 3 hour credits – A consideration of workouts involving the

3 hours

PALE 222 – Law Office Management – 3 hours credit

PALE 222 Law Office Management – 3 hour credits – Approaches to the organization and efficient operation of the

3 hours

PALE 234 – Arbitration – 3 hours credit

PALE 234 Arbitration – 3 hour credits – This course will examine arbitration practice, the responsibilities of an

3 hours

PALE 250 – Civil Procedures – 3 hours credit

PALE 250 Civil Procedures – 3 hours credit – This introductory course examines the civil litigation process

3 hours

PALE 235 – Trustees and Trust Administration – 3 hours credit

PALE 235 Trustees and Trust Administration – 3 hour credit – This course will examine the fiduciary

3 hours

PALE 221 – Tort and Personal Injury Law – 3 hours credit

PALE 221 Tort and Personal Injury Law – 3 hours credit – A basic course in the substantive law governing

3 hours

PALE 201 – Fundamentals of Paralegalism – 3 hours credit

PALE 201 – Fundamentals of Paralegalism – 3 hours credit – This course is designed to give students a basic

3 hours

MGNT 350 Organizational Structures & Performance (3 hours credit)

MGNT 350 Organizational Structures and Performance (3 hours credit) – This course examines the nature of

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credit)

BUS 300 – Business Statistics (3 hours credits) -Course gives focus to statistical techniques for further

MNGT 381 – Management of Marketing – 3 hours credit

MNGT 381 Management of Marketing – 3 hours credit. -Comprehensive study of marketing strategies

MGNT 441 – Sales Management – 3 hours credit

MGNT 441 – Sales Management – 3 hours credit – Sales management functions of recruiting and hiring, training and

MGNT 435 – Operations Management 3 hours credit

MGNT 435 Operations Management – 3 hours credit – This course provides a study of the drivers of quality,

MGNT 425 – Global Business Issues – 3 hours credit

MGNT 425 Global Business Issues 3 hours credit – This course focuses on global economic integration and emerging

MGNT 389 – Human Resource Management – 3 hours credit

MGNT 389 Human Resource Management – 3 hours credit – Introduction to human resource management

MGNT 322 – Organizational Behavior – 3 hours credit

MGNT 322 Organizational Behavior – 3 hours credit –Organizational Behavior is the study of human behavior within

MNGT 302 – Small Business Management – 3 hours credit

MNGT 302 Small Business Management 3 hours credit — Development of the students’ understanding of the economic and

MGNT 280 – Management and Organizational Behavior – 3 hours credit

MGNT 280 Management and Organizational Behavior – 3 hours credit – This course introduces the student to

MGNT 260 – Customer Relationship Management – 3 hours credit

MGNT 250 Principles of Management – 3 hours credit -The emphasis of the course will be on the skills and knowledge

MGNT 250 – Principles of Management – 3 hours credit

MGNT 250 Principles of Management – 3 hours credit -The emphasis of the course will be on the skills and knowledge

MGNT 201 – Risk Management – 3 hours credit

MGNT 201 Risk Management 3 hours credit – Assessing potential risks to your water utility, reducing exposure to

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At first, classes were hard, and so was finding study buddies. I just didn't try harder. In a class I took last semester, I became bold enough to interact with people in my class. This helped me tremendously, as I had a class last winter where we would often be assigned to read an article or paper about a real-life event related to industry or business and then spend the next lecture discussing game-theoretic models to explain why they made sense. Yeah, those assignments raised my self-confidence and found people to be ready to interact. Today, I found my place and have become comfortable at Leighton.

Erin Brown, BA in Economics

I never thought I could ever find a flexible college where I can pursue my lifelong dream to enter a career in a law office. As I was searching for a college to complete my degree, I remember thinking, 'this is what I want to do where I can find the necessary flexibility,' and I realized that Leighton would provide that accommodating pathway that I hadn't thought about before.

Ericka McBrade, BA in Paralegal Studies

I'm a graduate of a community college, for which I'm very thankful. I selected Leighton as a place to complete my bachelor's degree program in economics. It has been a great opportunity for me and opened so many doors. My course instructors are very helpful. They are very good at instilling values in me that will be useful in my career thus far.

Jason Willard, BA Economics

At Leighton University, my program has given me an in-depth curriculum to criminology from a broader perspective of understanding that includes how cultural, emotional, physiological, and experiential differences contribute to violence and victimization. With these skills, I'm convinced I'll be ready for the profession!

Randy Stewart, BA Criminal Justice

I think everyone should come in as an undecided major. People change their major multiple times throughout college and have to start over. As an undecided major, my advisor encouraged me to consider selecting a minor first and select a group of courses that I would be envisioning myself the business career path. I selected to take courses in the General Business minor areas soon I found out what I like. It’s nice to explore different majors by the classes you are taking. I found out that I love Economics. Overall I think being an undecided major helped me choose the major I am now.

Jessica Lepinski, BA Economics

Before seeking admission to Leighton, my educational and career background was in business marketing. I reached a turning point in my life when I decided I wanted a bigger challenge and to help people. My Aunt told me to write down on a piece of paper everything I wanted to do, and see what aligns with my skills. The first thing I wrote down was “lawyer”. It was a perfect fit for me because I would have the opportunity to utilize my research, negotiating and relationship building skills.

Estanislao Morielo BA Paralegal Studies

I chose Leighton because of the amazing opportunities to keep my job and attend my courses at my own time and that gave me time to grow socially, academically, and professionally as well as the inclusivity and love that I have felt from my online community."

Emily Hampton, AA Paralegal Studies

All through high school, I always excelled at science, but when it came to picking a college major, my passion for Criminal Justice was undeniably stronger. With Leighton's online degree in Criminal Justice, I can marry both fields without having to give up or devote any less time to my innate passion for detail. For example, classes in the Criminal Justice major have aided me in becoming interested in details and clues. I should have taken more classes in marketing and especially enrolling in courses that broaden my perspective on equity research and manage multiple special investment projects.

Jeff Simmon, AA, Criminal Justice

Professors truly make Leighton excellent experience. They are approachable, responsive, ready to support students, and want to see them succeed. I had a math professor who was particularly instrumental in my success and in shaping my college career pursuits. I don't so much worry when selecting classes as I am confident that all the professors want to see you do well and they understand that you are juggling a full-time job, family, church, and school all at the same time.

Anthony Nhoronusa, BBA in Business Management

Erin Brown, BA in Economics

Ericka McBrade, BA in Paralegal Studies

Jason Willard, BA Economics

Randy Stewart, BA Criminal Justice