MANAGEMENT • GENERAL • BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY
• HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT • SPORTS MANAGEMENT
The Management major and its three optional specializations are concerned with the analytical process and the application of decision tools and relevant theory to creative problem solving. Students learn the rational process of managing organizations, solving problems and accomplishing goals. Degree options available in Tulsa: • Business Sustainability provides training in sustainable enterprise, with class work in business ethics, corporate social responsibility, and sustainable business practices. • Human Resource Management prepares students for careers in human resources or for careers that facilitate the attainment of a competitive advantage through human capital. • Sports Management offers students the opportunity to gain important business management skills while learning about the unique nature of sports organizations, and is one of the few in the country housed in a business department. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
TRANSFER MAP COURSES INCLUDE • Business, Government and Society • Managing Behavior and Organizations • Strategic Management • Human Resource Management • Management & Ethical Leadership • Business Communication • Organizational Communication
Evening, hybrid and online courses make it easy for students to pursue a degree while working.
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE?
• 45 hours must be upper-division. • A 2.00 overall and major GPA are required for graduation. • At least: 60 hours at a four-year institution; 30 hours completed at OSU; 15 of the final 30 and 50% of the upper-division hours in the major field completed at OSU. Limit of: one-half of major course requirements as transfer work; one-fourth of hours earned by correspondence; eight transfer correspondence hours.
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? OSU is one of the best values in the Big 12 and has lower tuition and fees than many Tulsa-area schools and online-only institutions. Students taking 15 credit hours (full time) will pay approximately $5,231.25 per semester in tuition and fees and an estimated $630 for books and supplies. (Estimates based on 2017-2018 tuition and fee charges. Books and supplies will vary based on classes taken each semester.) OSU-Tulsa offers financial aid, scholarships and tuition waivers, with several dedicated specifically to transfer students. Those available to Management majors include: • OSU-Tulsa Transfer Tuition Waiver Scholarship or • Regents Distinguished Transfer-Waiver Scholarship
TRANSFER STUDENT ADVISEMENT SERVICES
• Dunbar Family OSU-Tulsa Scholarship • OSU-Tulsa President’s Distinguished Scholarship
Contact the OSU-Tulsa Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid at 918-594-8273 or tulsa.financialaid@okstate.edu to learn more.
Use this chart below to see how long it will take you to complete your bachelor’s degree at OSU-Tulsa if you transfer with 60 applicable credit hours from your two-year institution. If you transfer with fewer than 60 credit hours, the number of semesters will increase accordingly. CREDIT HOURS/SEMESTER
SEMESTERS (EST)
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10
9
7
12
5
15
4
You can increase the credit hours you take each semester by taking classes online or in a hybrid format, where classes meet one or two times in person and the rest of the time online. YOUR MAP. YOUR DEGREE. YOUR CAREER.
Your Map to Success
Steps to take on your way to earning your OSU degree in Tulsa: FRESHMAN YEAR @ TWO-YEAR SCHOOL Meet with your academic advisor. Meet with an OSU-Tulsa academic counselor. OSU-Tulsa has representatives on TCC campuses regularly and academic counselors can meet by appointment. Follow OSU-Tulsa on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to keep up on events and activities. Facebook “f ” Logo
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SOPHOMORE YEAR @ TWO-YEAR SCHOOL Complete admissions application to OSU. Meet with your academic advisor. Meet with an OSU-Tulsa academic counselor to discuss how the credits you’re taking will transfer. Connect with Management faculty at OSU-Tulsa to learn more about the program and introduce yourself. Your OSUTulsa academic counselor can help with this.
JUNIOR YEAR @ OSU-TULSA Meet with your OSU-Tulsa academic counselor to choose your classes.
Meet with your OSU-Tulsa academic counselor to make sure you’re on track to graduate.
Network with your peers and build experience for your resume by joining a student organization.
Complete graduation application prior to the beginning of your final semester.
Consider adding a minor to gain additional skills or pursue your unique interests.
Volunteer or complete an internship to gain valuable experience in your field.
Polish your research skills by attending workshops at the OSU-Tulsa Library.
Consider participating in research with faculty.
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Submit your FAFSA with school code 003170 along with your OSU application to be considered for scholarships and financial aid. Attend Transfer Day in the spring or fall to finalize your transfer to OSU-Tulsa.
Research graduate degree and certificate options. Connect with OSU-Tulsa Career Services to explore internship opportunities and discuss your career goals.
Transfer admission requirements: 2.00 GPA for 60+ hours; 2.25 GPA for 24-59 hours; 2.25 GPA plus high school admissions requirements for 7-23 hours.
CAREER PATHS • Administrative services managers • Benefits administrator • Branch manager • Budget analyst • Contract administrator • Credit manager/loan officer • Customer service manager • Facilities planner • Fund raiser/development officer
SENIOR YEAR @ OSU-TULSA
Attend Career Services workshops for job searching, resumes and interviews, then attend the OSU-Tulsa Career Fair. Apply to jobs or graduate programs. Walk in OSU-Tulsa’s Graduation Ceremony.
POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS • Hospitality manager • Human resource administrator • Insurance agent/broker • Inventory control specialist • Meeting and convention planner • Medical or health care services manager • Public administrator • Real estate manager
• Buyer/Purchasing manager • Small business owner • Operations manager • Personnel manager • Recruiter • Quality control auditor • Retail manager • Budget officer
Some of these careers may require extra training or education.
• Federal, state, tribal and local government • Corporations • Hospitals and healthcare providers • Non-profit organizations • Retailers • Banks and financial institutions • Colleges and universities • Hotels, casinos and restaurants • Telecommunications companies • Utilities • Software publishers • Video game developers • Defense contractors • Consulting firms • Startups
SALARY POTENTIAL In 2016, OSU Management Information Systems graduates reported an average salary of $43,433 and a high salary of $120,000 per year.
- HireOSUGrads.com.
GRADUATE STUDY Management graduates often continue their education by pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree or graduate certificate. Related graduate programs available at OSU-Tulsa include: • Master of Business Administration (MBA) • Business Data Mining Graduate Certificate • Business Sustainability Graduate Certificate
• Entrepreneurship Graduate Certificate • Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate
• Information Assurance Graduate Certificate • Marketing Analytics Graduate Certificate • Non-Profit Management Graduate Certificate
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
OSU-TULSA PROSPECTIVE STUDENT SERVICES 918-594-8355 | tulsa.info@okstate.edu | tulsa.okstate.edu/transfer Interested in pursuing this program at OSU in Stillwater? We can put you in touch with a transfer admissions counselor.
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