Applied Management (Associate's)

Associate of Applied Management Program

 

The Associate of Applied Management offers degree or diploma program graduates the specific training needed to advance their career in business management, but with the convenience to study from almost anywhere through Everest University Online degree programs.

 

Today’s society fosters more work, with less resources, and tight deadlines. Caring for a family only adds to an already hectic schedule. That is where the convenience of an Associate of Applied Management degree completed online can benefit you AND your family.

 

Courses are focused on the areas of marketing, accounting, management, business law, general business and computer applications.

 

Courses include: 

  • Introduction to Business Enterprise
  • Principles of Management
  • Principles of Accounting
  • Applied Business Law
  • Introduction to Human Resources
  • Introduction to Finance
  • Customer Relations and Servicing

Upon graduation, students can be prepared for a variety of entry-level positions including such areas as small business management, sales and office supervision.

The Associate of Applied Management program is an excellent way for graduates and current students of Everest’s other programs to enhance their careers, especially since all of their diploma credits transfer into the AAM program with only a few additional courses required.

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Applied Management Associates

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