Business Administration - Diploma
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Salary Range
$22,500 - $1,000,000
What does someone in this field do?
Business
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,Business Administration - Diploma
,Business Management / Administrative Assistant
,Business Office Administration
,Business Operations
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,Diploma - Business Administration
,Diploma - Business Administration Management
,Diploma - Business Administrative Professional
,Diploma - Business Office Administration
,Diploma - Honors Business Administration
,Diploma in Business
Education and experience prerequisites for open business positions vary widely. In small organizations, experience may be the only requirement needed to enter a position as an office manager. When an opening in administrative services management occurs, the office manager may be promoted to the position based on past performance. In large organizations, however, administrative services managers normally are hired from outside and each position has business administration degree and experience requirements. Some administrative services managers have advanced business administration degrees.
Specific requirements vary by job responsibility. For first-line administrative services managers of secretarial, mailroom, and related support activities, many employers prefer to hire people who have an associate business administration degree, although a high school diploma may suffice when combined with appropriate experience.
Managers of highly complex services, such as contract administration, generally need at least a bachelor's business administration degree in business, human resources, or finance. Regardless of major, the basic, business administration college curriculum should include courses in office technology, accounting, business mathematics, computer applications, human resources, and business law.
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Specific requirements vary by job responsibility. For first-line administrative services managers of secretarial, mailroom, and related support activities, many employers prefer to hire people who have an associate business administration degree, although a high school diploma may suffice when combined with appropriate experience.
Managers of highly complex services, such as contract administration, generally need at least a bachelor's business administration degree in business, human resources, or finance. Regardless of major, the basic, business administration college curriculum should include courses in office technology, accounting, business mathematics, computer applications, human resources, and business law.