I am interested in a sports management degree. What are some of the best sports management schools in the US?
I am currently in high school. I want to be a sports executive when I am older. I have a 3.9 GPA, and I am looking to put that into a sports management degree. I live in Michigan, but I am not interested into the University of Michigan. I am thinking about Seton Hall in New Jersey, since it is so close to New York. I haven't visited any schools yet, but I want your opinion of what the best sports management schools are in the country.
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Have you looked at this listing? http://www.nassm.com/InfoAbout/SportMgmtPrograms/United_States Seton Hall would be my last choice. Actually, any school in NJ would be my last choice.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Can I become an interior decorator with a business management degree
Can I become an interior decorator with a business management degree?
What are some jobs/companies you can work for to get started in interior decorating. I just graduated with a business management bachelors degree. I only have restaurant experience, but I want to get into interior design/decorating.
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One can become whatever one wants, regardless of type of degree.
What are some jobs/companies you can work for to get started in interior decorating. I just graduated with a business management bachelors degree. I only have restaurant experience, but I want to get into interior design/decorating.
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One can become whatever one wants, regardless of type of degree.
Monday, February 14, 2011
How likely am I to be hired as a paralegal with a Management degree
How likely am I to be hired as a paralegal with a Management degree?
I am a junior in college working on a Business Management major. I am considering becoming a paralegal after graduation. Would it be best to change my major or keep my major and enter a paralegal certificate program? Do employers care if my degree isn't law related? I'm in Arizona, btw. Thanks.
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If you posess a degree - or any other qualification - then you'll already be ahead of the bunch when it comes to searching for vocations. My friend has a degree and he wasn't certain what direction to go with it, but he uncovered some good tips and tricks on the website in the resource box below which aided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is plenty of guidance on the website regarding other vocations.
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You would need to take a Paralegal program because that will teach you the fundamentals of the paralegal field. Business Management does not. You may learn a few things related to law but that will not give you enough knowledge in paralegal.
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Honestly, it depends. No one here can predict for you how employable you would be. I know many paralegals that have their bachelor's degree in various areas. It isn't mandatory that you have a paralegal based education. With that said, please do your research on what a paralegal is and what they do. I don't think it would be prudent to ditch your business management to become a paralegal. If it is something you are just "considering", I suggest you really do some research and ask yourself if it is worth it. I can tell you from my stand-point that a business management degree won't turn any heads in my office. Like the previous poster said, a paralegal's education is very specific. My basic coursework was family law, torts and personal injury law, criminal law, business law, elder law, civil litigation, legal writing, legal research, law office technology, etc. Very tailored to what I was going to do. You will be at a major disadvantage. Your hiring attorney might not care. He/she may just see 'bachelor's degree' and assume you're smart enough to catch on. If you do decide this is the path for you, please attend an ABA approved program. Do not get duped into 1 year certificates or online programs or paralegal institutes. At the very least, you should be attended a two year community college program. Good luck.
I am a junior in college working on a Business Management major. I am considering becoming a paralegal after graduation. Would it be best to change my major or keep my major and enter a paralegal certificate program? Do employers care if my degree isn't law related? I'm in Arizona, btw. Thanks.
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If you posess a degree - or any other qualification - then you'll already be ahead of the bunch when it comes to searching for vocations. My friend has a degree and he wasn't certain what direction to go with it, but he uncovered some good tips and tricks on the website in the resource box below which aided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is plenty of guidance on the website regarding other vocations.
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You would need to take a Paralegal program because that will teach you the fundamentals of the paralegal field. Business Management does not. You may learn a few things related to law but that will not give you enough knowledge in paralegal.
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Honestly, it depends. No one here can predict for you how employable you would be. I know many paralegals that have their bachelor's degree in various areas. It isn't mandatory that you have a paralegal based education. With that said, please do your research on what a paralegal is and what they do. I don't think it would be prudent to ditch your business management to become a paralegal. If it is something you are just "considering", I suggest you really do some research and ask yourself if it is worth it. I can tell you from my stand-point that a business management degree won't turn any heads in my office. Like the previous poster said, a paralegal's education is very specific. My basic coursework was family law, torts and personal injury law, criminal law, business law, elder law, civil litigation, legal writing, legal research, law office technology, etc. Very tailored to what I was going to do. You will be at a major disadvantage. Your hiring attorney might not care. He/she may just see 'bachelor's degree' and assume you're smart enough to catch on. If you do decide this is the path for you, please attend an ABA approved program. Do not get duped into 1 year certificates or online programs or paralegal institutes. At the very least, you should be attended a two year community college program. Good luck.
Monday, February 7, 2011
What can you really do with a sports management degree
What can you really do with a sports management degree?
I have a Sports Management degree with a public relation emphasis and a broadcast journal or communications minor, what kind of job can i get thats not a sales position and has a good enough salary to support me and a wife to be?
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Your question concerns me because my 18 year old son (a high school senior) wants to major in sports management. What about sports marketing for say Nike, Wilson, etc.- or possibly work at a golf course, or any of the sports stadiums (i.e. Staples Center). Or, writing for a sports publication. What about teaching/coaching middle school or high school. What did you have in mind when you decided on sports management. My son feels it's pretty diverse, but he's is thinking he should probably just major in management with a minor in sports. Are you having difficulty finding jobs, or are they just low paying to start. Interesting in hearing about your experience.
I have a Sports Management degree with a public relation emphasis and a broadcast journal or communications minor, what kind of job can i get thats not a sales position and has a good enough salary to support me and a wife to be?
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Your question concerns me because my 18 year old son (a high school senior) wants to major in sports management. What about sports marketing for say Nike, Wilson, etc.- or possibly work at a golf course, or any of the sports stadiums (i.e. Staples Center). Or, writing for a sports publication. What about teaching/coaching middle school or high school. What did you have in mind when you decided on sports management. My son feels it's pretty diverse, but he's is thinking he should probably just major in management with a minor in sports. Are you having difficulty finding jobs, or are they just low paying to start. Interesting in hearing about your experience.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
What can I do with a Business Management with a Finance minor degree
What can I do with a Business Management with a Finance minor degree?
I am currently going to school for a Business Management Degree with a Finance Minor. I am not sure yet what I want to do once I get to Grad School. What can I do with Business Degree? What types of things can I do? Any ideas?
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work in a supermarket or sign on.
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Banking, Finance companies, Accounting companies, Tax offices, Fed Govt, etc. That's a complex degree to go for without knowing what to do with it. Are you sure that's the field you want?
I am currently going to school for a Business Management Degree with a Finance Minor. I am not sure yet what I want to do once I get to Grad School. What can I do with Business Degree? What types of things can I do? Any ideas?
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work in a supermarket or sign on.
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Banking, Finance companies, Accounting companies, Tax offices, Fed Govt, etc. That's a complex degree to go for without knowing what to do with it. Are you sure that's the field you want?
Friday, January 28, 2011
What can I do with a business management degree with two minors
What can I do with a business management degree with two minors?
I am currently in college trying to graduate with a bachelors degree in business management and with two minors. I have decided that my two minors are going to be Human Resource Management and the other minor in Finances. (Its not a lot of classes to do this). What can I do with this major and these two minors. (I'm not asking what can I do using these three together...I just want some ideas on careers that I can do with any part of this degree).
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A great career for you would be an Executive Recruiter. That uses your management and human resources training. If you were to specialize in financial recruiting (ie. Accountants, Financial Analysts, etc.) that would use all three emphasis! (Not that you wanted that, but anyway...) Robert Half is the largest recruiter in the United States, but it is not by any means the only one. Generally, recruiting firms make 1/3 of the candidate's first year salary. So, if you were placing a partner at an accounting firm whose first year salary was $90,000 your firm would make $30,000 on the placement. The financial structure for the associate Executive Recruiter is either salary plus commission or commission only. A commission only is typically 25 percent of the firm fee. So, your accounting partner would make you $7500. A typical Executive Recruiter places 12-15 candidates a year. One field that's really hot right now is health care recruiting, especially Pharmacist recruiting. If you take this route, you will spend much of your time on the phone cold calling candidates and using resume databases to contact potential candidates. This is a fun, financially rewarding profession.
I am currently in college trying to graduate with a bachelors degree in business management and with two minors. I have decided that my two minors are going to be Human Resource Management and the other minor in Finances. (Its not a lot of classes to do this). What can I do with this major and these two minors. (I'm not asking what can I do using these three together...I just want some ideas on careers that I can do with any part of this degree).
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A great career for you would be an Executive Recruiter. That uses your management and human resources training. If you were to specialize in financial recruiting (ie. Accountants, Financial Analysts, etc.) that would use all three emphasis! (Not that you wanted that, but anyway...) Robert Half is the largest recruiter in the United States, but it is not by any means the only one. Generally, recruiting firms make 1/3 of the candidate's first year salary. So, if you were placing a partner at an accounting firm whose first year salary was $90,000 your firm would make $30,000 on the placement. The financial structure for the associate Executive Recruiter is either salary plus commission or commission only. A commission only is typically 25 percent of the firm fee. So, your accounting partner would make you $7500. A typical Executive Recruiter places 12-15 candidates a year. One field that's really hot right now is health care recruiting, especially Pharmacist recruiting. If you take this route, you will spend much of your time on the phone cold calling candidates and using resume databases to contact potential candidates. This is a fun, financially rewarding profession.
Friday, January 21, 2011
What kind of job can I get with a Technical management degree
What kind of job can I get with a Technical management degree?
Hello all, I will be graduating in February with my BA in technical management with a minor in Computer networking. Do you think this degree will open up more opportunities for me with more money. Can anyone give me a list of what job titles I can do with this degree because I am not exactly 100% sure what I want to do, I just thought that my degree would be more versatile since it is mix of business and computers.
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Network manager, project manager, consultant/contractor.
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Be prepared to work your way up....There are a lot of technical management types in the hunt for jobs that have years of experience. This may require you to work your way up the ladder. Get some experience with some non-profits that show that you can get the job done, while working in something. The more accomplishments you can show, the better your chance of getting a good management position. Don't confuse activity with accomplishment. You need to be able to show that your actions brought about good results. Finally, remember that the team you lead will be a reflection of you. If you mentor and coach your team to be a positive reflection on the company, that's going to be a positive reflection on you and lead to promotion. Also remember that if you can't be replaced, you can't be promoted, so always be training your replacement so that when you choose to move on to better things, your company will recognize your accomplishments.
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First U must pass MCSE or CCNA after that u may got network administrator
Hello all, I will be graduating in February with my BA in technical management with a minor in Computer networking. Do you think this degree will open up more opportunities for me with more money. Can anyone give me a list of what job titles I can do with this degree because I am not exactly 100% sure what I want to do, I just thought that my degree would be more versatile since it is mix of business and computers.
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Network manager, project manager, consultant/contractor.
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Be prepared to work your way up....There are a lot of technical management types in the hunt for jobs that have years of experience. This may require you to work your way up the ladder. Get some experience with some non-profits that show that you can get the job done, while working in something. The more accomplishments you can show, the better your chance of getting a good management position. Don't confuse activity with accomplishment. You need to be able to show that your actions brought about good results. Finally, remember that the team you lead will be a reflection of you. If you mentor and coach your team to be a positive reflection on the company, that's going to be a positive reflection on you and lead to promotion. Also remember that if you can't be replaced, you can't be promoted, so always be training your replacement so that when you choose to move on to better things, your company will recognize your accomplishments.
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First U must pass MCSE or CCNA after that u may got network administrator
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