Keuka College’s B.S. in Management program is a business management degree for working adults. The program focuses on real-world issues in business and leadership and you'll graduate with the skills and confidence necessary to take your career to the next level.
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The base of your degree will include courses in accounting, business law, strategic management, economics, finance, marketing, human resources, and statistics.
As at any accredited college or university, you'll need at least 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree.
The number of courses you'll need to take and your course schedule may vary based on the number of credits you transfer in and whether you already have your associate degree.
21 Credits
General education courses are the foundation of every Keuka College bachelor’s degree. You’ll explore and enhance many different skills — writing, math, ethics, and other disciplines — that are important for your management degree and for everyday life. You can choose from a number of online courses in the Keuka College catalog, or transfer in credits from another accredited college or university, the U.S. military, college-level testing programs, or select international sources.
57 Credits
These courses will introduce you to the latest theories and principles in management, leadership, marketing, human resources, finance, accounting, organizational communication, and organizational dynamics. You’ll be exposed to perspectives on those topics from the humanities and social and behavioral sciences. Through your capstone course, you’ll work closely with extraordinary faculty who are outstanding teachers and working professionals.
43 Credits
Electives will give you the opportunity to learn about the topics you’re interested in most and customize your degree if you need additional credits outside of your OM core, general education, and transfer credits.
The Management curriculum is full of opportunities for personal growth, and leadership development. You’ll gain critical thinking skills and real-world experience, all with a solid integration of business principles.
When you graduate, you can be confident you have the skills and connections you need to achieve your personal and professional goals.
This course will serve as an introduction to the rationale and procedures of business research. While emphasizing business writing skills, topics will include: nature and purposes of research; access and library research tools for bricks and mortar and online resources and methods necessary for application in the business environment. Students will develop critical skills needed as consumers and producers of research. By the end of the course, students will have the following knowledge and skills: 1. Knowledge of how to engage in independent research that is pertinent to his or her career. The independent research is to be carried out in the library and through companies, associations, unions, government agencies, brokers, and other sources of vital information. 2. Understanding of how to develop teamwork by assisting each other in obtaining information regarding their stated interests and goals. 3. Understanding research techniques and methods of obtaining pertinent information for current or future careers.
In this module, adult learners examine management control functions, strategic planning, and organizational structure and design. Also studied are motivational theory and its application to individual and group functioning in work and home situations. Leadership styles related to particular circumstances are analyzed. Negotiation concepts and skills are covered through readings and class practice, with an analysis of the effect on productivity. Total Quality Management (TQM) is contrasted with Management by Objectives (MBO).
This course will provide an overview of the preparation, analysis, and understanding of financial statements and how the information is also used for internal planning, control and decision-making. This course stresses the importance and usefulness of relevant accounting information and will cover such topics as financial statement presentation and analysis, costing methods, short-term and long-term decision making, budgeting, and variance analysis.
Becoming a business professional is an investment in your future and your family that has everlasting benefits.
Financial Aid
Keuka College scholarships, state and federal grants, employer tuition remission, and military benefits are financial aid options available to you. Our financial aid team is here to help you navigate the process and find as many opportunities as are available to you.
Transferring Credit
Graduate faster and save money by transferring in prior eligible credits from another accredited college or university, the U.S. military, College-level testing programs, or select international sources.
A bachelor’s degree in Management from Keuka College will equip you to thrive in a variety of industries. You can work in project management, information technology, human resources, and a variety of other roles. You’ll develop interpersonal skills, problem-solving prowess, and, overall, you’ll know how to apply managerial theory to the real world of business. You’ll have a clear understanding of how the socioeconomic environment affects the ways a business operates and you'll be able to manage the challenges of global affairs.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in management occupations is projected to grow 5 percent from 2019 to 2029, faster than the average for all occupations. That growth will result in more than 500,000 new jobs. The formation of new businesses and expansion of existing ones will drive employment growth, requiring more workers to manage these operations. Those in management occupations earned a median salary of $105,660 in 2019, the highest wage of all the major occupational groups.
In New York State, the numbers are even more promising. The Department of Labor reports that management positions are projected to increase by 12.5%. Managers will earn an average salary of $157,440, a figure that rises to $200,050 with experience.
The program really changed my life. When I first started my bachelor’s program, I didn’t envision where I am today. I’ve received promotions. I can’t say enough about the Keuka College program.
Keuka College’s Bachelor of Science in Management degree is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE). The organization accredits more than 2,000 high quality and innovative business and accounting programs worldwide.
Your Management professors are accomplished academics and seasoned professionals who are invested in your success. They'll combine theoretical concepts and real-world expertise to give you the best education possible. Meet some of our faculty below, and don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.
Division Chair and Assistant Professor of Business Administration
Division Chair
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
(315) 279-5139
[email protected]
University of Rochester
M.S.
Elmira College
B.S.
Corning Community College
A.A.S
Assistant Professor of Finance
Assistant Professor of Finance
(315) 279-5420
[email protected]
Rochester Institute of Technology
Ph.D. in
Sustainability
Rochester Institute of Technology
M.S. in
Finance
Cornell University
B.A. in
Archaeology
Cornell University
B.A. in
Geology
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Clarkson University
M.B.A.
SUNY Plattsburgh
B.S.
Associate Professor of Management
Associate Professor of Management
(315) 279-5135
[email protected]
Pace University
J.D. in
Law
Alfred University
B.S.
Dean of International Programs, USA and Professor Emerita of Management
Dean of International Programs, USA
Professor Emerita of Management
(315) 279-5286
[email protected]
Syracuse University
M.B.A.
SUNY College at Buffalo
B.S.
Assistant Professor of Management
Assistant Professor of Management
(315) 279-5135
[email protected]
Harvard University
A.M.P.
Syracuse University
M.B.A.
University at Buffalo
B.S.
You can also get additional information by downloading a program guide, contacting your admissions counselor, or applying for admission today!
The skills you acquire through a Keuka College bachelor’s degree program qualify you for managerial positions in just about any sector, exponentially increasing your income potential. An investment of about two years and tuition (supplemented with financial aid) can reward you with higher lifetime earnings and increased job satisfaction — not to mention the sense of pride and accomplishment you’ll feel!
Yes! If you are interested in pursuing an advanced degree, the Bachelor’s in Organizational Management will prepare you for graduate programs in a variety of fields. A Master of Science in Management from Keuka College would be a great option!
Your Keuka College family supports you every step of the way. In addition to caring faculty members committed to your success, there are several other resources for you to draw upon. Experienced and knowledgeable librarians can meet with you one-on-one to assist you with research and help you learn to use their many virtual and in-person resources. Faculty and staff at the Writing Center can help you with your writing projects. And tutoring services are available upon request.
We’re so glad you asked! In short, you’ll need to fill out an online application and provide transcripts from any other colleges or universities you have attended. The online application will only take about 30 minutes. And if you have questions, don’t worry! We have admissions counselors ready to personally guide you through the evaluation and admissions process. They are trained to assess the unique academic, professional, and practical experience that you possess as an adult student.
There’s a lot to consider when thinking about furthering your education. We are here and ready to help you with any questions you may have about the program and the enrollment process. All you have to do is reach out and an admissions counselor will be ready to partner with you as you start your journey toward success!