Business Management Technology

Business majors need people skills, the ability to communicate well (both verbally and in writing), and a strong quantitative background. 

The general business technology program prepares students for entry-level opportunities in business and industry.

Students who complete the accounting track qualify for entry-level accounting positions in commerce, industry, public practice and government. Job opportunities are numerous, because accountants are needed in such a wide spectrum of organizations. Examples of the job opportunities available include: internal auditor, general accountant, cost accountant, government accountant, nonprofit organization accountant, and positions in inventory control, credit management, cost analysis, and payroll.  Those on the accounting track who are interested in qualifying for the CPA examination will find current information at acc.ohio.gov/ 

The financial services track prepares students for entry-level opportunities in a number of industries, including banking, credit unions, insurance, real estate, mortgage finance, mutual fund companies, trust departments, stock brokerage firms, and employee benefits departments in many business firms. Students who graduate from the financial services program will be qualified for positions such as customer service representative, insurance agent, and financial planning paraprofessional. The financial services program will enable those who are already employed in financial services to upgrade and improve their skills.

The marketing track prepares students for entry-level positions in such fields as retail sales, sales promotion, and sales management. Job opportunities are numerous in a wide spectrum of organizations, and will depend in some part on previous education and work experience.

Current and admitted students can locate advisor contact information for business management technology via the UCBA advising website. 

Business programs at UC Blue Ash College (UCBA) are designed to provide current, career-oriented skills and knowledge to students within a framework of a broad-based general education. Students begin a college program with smaller class sizes and individual attention from well-qualified faculty. The regional campus is conveniently located and has lower fees for tuition, technology, student life and parking.

Business programs allow for maximum flexibility, with courses offered days and evenings. Tutoring labs in study skills, writing, and math are available at no additional cost for students needing extra help.

To qualify for a degree, you must fulfill the requirements of the program from which you expect to graduate and must have at least a 2.0 cumulative grade point average. It is your responsibility to take the courses necessary for graduation and to meet the UC residency requirements.

You must complete an Online Degree Application, usually the semester before you expect to graduate. You should see your advisor for specific information well in advance of your final semester.