What is a Business Management Degree?

By Grant Tilus on August 7, 2012

In this video Jeri Retzlaff, the business program coordinator at Rasmussen College’s Mankato, MN college campus, discusses the skills and types of knowledge business management degree students need in order to lead a business during their professional career.

Transcript

Hi, my name is Allie Gray Freeland, and I'm the host of the Rasmussen College video blog series, What Should I Do With My Life? I'm here today with Jeri Retzlaff, who is the Business Program Coordinator for the Mankato, Minnesota, campus at Rasmussen College.

So, she's here today to share with us some important information about business management degrees, activities that you really can get involved with as a business management student, and then also, business management careers.

A business management degree allows students to have that critical knowledge and skills in order to lead a business through long-term strategic planning, implementation skills, as well as leading and motivating a workforce to meet those goals.

Thank you so much Jerry for speaking with us today about the business management degree at Rasmussen College. For more information about business management, and the degree opportunities at Rasmussen College, please visit www.rasmussen.edu.

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Grant Tilus

As an Inbound Marketing Specialist at Rasmussen College, Grant creates helpful, student-focused articles to educate, encourage, and motivate current, past, and future students in an effort to promote a learning culture that changes and builds lives.

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