Graduates with a management degree receive 66 credit hours of course work. They receive training in accounting, advertising, business, business ethics, business law, computer applications, leadership, and small business operations. They demonstrate management skills and decision-making skills, which includes planning, organizing, controlling and leading employees. Graduates receive oral and written communication skills, critical thinking and problem-solving skills for both academic and workplace situations. They can expect to start as entry-level careers in accounting, all levels of supervision in manufacturing and service industries, management positions in retail and sales companies, and purchasing agents, and business owners.