Whether you’re improving employment skills, working to grow your own business, or advancing to an administrative position, the Olympic College Business Management Program can help you achieve your goals.

The program prepares students for leadership roles in retail sales, public service, government and small business environments.

Our mission: “To assist individuals in mastering the management/leadership relationship while adapting strategies that foster personal growth, technological skills and ability to change in a dynamic global business environment.”

 

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Prospective new students contact the Welcome Center for one-on-one help applying to Olympic College.

Current and returning students contact the Advising Center to connect with a Student Success Coach or your Faculty Advisor.

Academic Programs

The Business Management Program offers two options:

  • A two-year Associate in Technical Arts (ATA): Business Management degree with options for transfer to a four-year degree program
  • A 46-credit Certificate of Proficiency (CP): Business Management for those with degrees from other areas of study or for individuals who want to acquire leadership skills in business management.

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Faculty Advisors

Every student is assigned an advising team consisting of your Student Success Coach and Faculty Advisor. Your Faculty Advisor is determined once you decide on your specific academic program. The following professor is the advisor for Business Management.

Academic Division

The Business Management program is part of the Business & Technology (B&T) Division. Visit the B&T webpage for more info, including support resources and services, and contact info for division staff and the dean. The B&T Division can assist you with:

  • Advising
  • Connecting with faculty
  • Finding campus resources
  • Support for procedural processes such as a grade appeal or student complaint