Prospective students who are interested in earning a masters degree, such as business administration, can find opportunities to advance their education that offer both flexibility and lower costs. Many schools are providing online degree programs which benefit students who have responsibilities outside of their studies, including work and family.
Ohio University recently redesigned its Professional MBA degree program, offering it through part-time distance learning over the course of 18 months. Once a month, students will also have to participate in all-day Saturday residencies.
Emerging business leaders and non-managers looking to move into higher managerial roles can benefit the most from programs the Professional MBA at Ohio University, which may teach them the skills needed receive promotions. Students enrolled in this program will gain a better understanding of behavioral and environmental forces in business, and develop learn about the economic, political and social influences on the industry.
Future degree holders may also refine their team management skills, problem solving techniques as well as oral and written presentation skills.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that among the highest earners, those who have a masters degree can earn up to $2,221 more per week compared to bachelors degree holders.
