Is the B.A. in Management degree program for me?

If your goal is to develop a broad business background and gain the competitive skills needed to be a great manager, City University of Seattle's Bachelor of Arts in Management degree program can help you get there. You'll develop an understanding of what makes an organization work - specifically, the people - and how to build a strong, successful team.

Now thanks to a special, innovative partnership between CityU and Shoreline Community College, you can turn your 2-year degree into a 4-year management degree - without ever leaving campus. It's smart. It's convenient. It's the easiest way to earn the degree you need for the career you want.

What will I learn in the B.A. in Management program?

You’ll build on the knowledge that you've already gained at Shoreline Community College, and CityU will take it from there - teaching you what it takes to be an effective manager. You'll learn about teams: how to build them, how to play a role and how to lead. Oral and written communication are key to your B.A. in Management degree program; you'll improve your skills in these areas. And you'll pick up the project management techniques and research skills you need to continue learning long after you leave CityU.

What can I do with my B.A. in Management degree?

A bachelor's degree in Management may lead to more job opportunities with a higher starting salary. If you're already working in your field, a management degree could help you earn a promotion.

Why CityU?

• Because you want an education that's relevant to what's happening in the real world, right now.
• Our faculty teach what they do for a living, not just what's in the book. They're smart, successful people who can help you get there, too.
• Transfer up to 90 credits from Shoreline Community College to CityU of Seattle and earn your four-year degree without leaving the Shoreline campus.
• Finish your degree in as little as six quarters once you have completed your courses at Shoreline.
• City University of Seattle has held regional institutional accreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) since 1978 and is a not-for-profit and an Equal Opportunity institution.

Next Steps

Whether you are just starting out at Shoreline Community College or getting ready for the next step of your education, contact City University of Seattle today to learn about how we can help you on your path. For more information about the Bachelor of Arts in Management program or for assistance with the application process, please email or call 888.422.4898.

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