Business, Management and Economics, Concentration in Business Management

Description

The Bachelor of Science in Business, Management, and Economics with a concentration in Business Management examines the roles and functions involved in the coordination of human, physical and financial resources to accomplish organizational purposes. Students are expected to draw on analytical tools and theories from a variety of disciplines (e.g. economics, psychology and sociology, mathematics) that provide frameworks for understanding, predicting, allocating and controlling. Since managers work with and through humans as individuals, small groups, and whole organizations, students concentrating in business management are also expected to increase their understanding of human behavior, including behavior grounded in cultures other than their own.Students develop individualized degree programs suited to their needs and interests, and meeting the expectations of the concentration. Students can also earn college credit for life and work experience through ESC's prior learning assessment process.

Recent Reviews

It's What You Make Of It
May 29, 2010
I graduated from ESC in 2004 with my B.S. in Business Management with a concentration in Human Resources. Prior to ESC I received my A.S. from SUNY Jamestown Community College and prior to that I attended a very respected private college in Ohio. So, I have seen about it all with the exception of Ivy League. I would truely have to say that my education at ESC was the most difficult to get through of ...

I was really incredible surprised
January 13, 2010
I am almost done with my BS in business management. Out of the 128 credits I need to graduate, 96 were done in the traditional class room at other colleges. Empire by far is more demanding school I have attended. You need 100% participation to do well. In traditional schools you could skip some class, memorize some material, and pass you test. At Empire they put a great emphasis on writing. Most of my professors ...

Are you kidding?
February 22, 2008
This school with the excpetion of a few great instructors has only two things going for it. First, they offer classes online which allows the student to accomplish them at a convenient pace. That does not mean that they allow you to complete them at your pace as advertised. Second, they are at least for now accredited which adds a measure of credibility to the diploma. I will not bash them simply to bash and ...

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