Business - Applied Management Program
What will I learn?
Are your sights set on managing a business or a department within an organization? The Applied Management program will help prepare you for the many facets of supervisory management. Students will learn the foundational skills in communication, entrepreneurship, management, and marketing necessary for supervisory management careers.
All business students are part of a cohort, a group who start their education together and have the opportunity to participate in extracurricular activities together. Students will have the opportunity to obtain credit while applying their knowledge as a part of an extensive internship program.
Associate of Applied Science
The Applied Management program combines core business and general education courses with specialized studies in entrepreneurship, personal selling, business planning, social and Internet marketing, and employee supervision. Through class work and the practical experience students receive, students will apply business related knowledge and skills, towards a management based career in an industry of their own choosing. This degree works well for students who have a passion for a specific industry, but a desire to expand that passion into a management role.
Available at the Cheyenne main campus and online.
What can I do with this degree?
The two-year occupational program combines academic study with work-related experience. Students prepare themselves for a management career within their industry of preference. Students within this program are generally preparing for supervisory roles within:
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Visit for additional information about Lodging Managers.
Visit LCCC's Career Services to explore resources for selecting a program pathway and career/job data.
Cost of Attendance
For general college expenses, students should view LCCC鈥檚 cost of attendance. Students in this program do not typically incur additional expenses.