Clayton State University: MBA Program Pitch
Marketing Expectations
Clayton State University’s MBA program is targeted to the working-class as well as first and second degree managers that desire to move up. The focus of the MBA program is to meet their needs for personal tangency and support, while making it a priority to improve learning, retention, and graduation rates. Given our student needs and limited system resourcefulness, we plan to continue to offer a focused set of academic offerings. Our MBA concentrations are focused on business needs in our marketing area: Supply chain, accounting, international studies, human resource leadership, and sports and entertainment management.
Clayton State University takes pride in offering the …show more content…
CSU is calculated to have a $240,300 return on investment in twenty years. Our greatest and most attractive quality is the tuition price. The MBA tuition less fees is $335 per credit hour, Clark Atlanta University is $861, Georgia Southern University is $410, and Georgia State University is $483. Clayton State provides an affordable and attainable means to add value to your career with a MBA degree by increasing your earning potential, allowing for advancement in current job position, or merely a means of …show more content…
Clayton State University MBA program is one of the very few programs offering an MBA degree with a concentration in Supply Chain Management in Georgia. This will be perceived by future students as an asset and a rare program being offered by a University and give the school a competitive advantage. The focus of the MBA program is to meet their needs for personal tangency and support, while making it a priority to improve learning, retention, and graduation rates. Clayton State University will be perceived as an school that invests in its students to ensure achievement. Also Clayton State University takes pride in offering the most affordable MBA program in the state of Georgia, compared to leading competitors, such as Clark Atlanta University, University of Georgia, Georgia State University and, Kennesaw State
Marketing Expectations
Clayton State University’s MBA program is targeted to the working-class as well as first and second degree managers that desire to move up. The focus of the MBA program is to meet their needs for personal tangency and support, while making it a priority to improve learning, retention, and graduation rates. Given our student needs and limited system resourcefulness, we plan to continue to offer a focused set of academic offerings. Our MBA concentrations are focused on business needs in our marketing area: Supply chain, accounting, international studies, human resource leadership, and sports and entertainment management.
Clayton State University takes pride in offering the …show more content…
CSU is calculated to have a $240,300 return on investment in twenty years. Our greatest and most attractive quality is the tuition price. The MBA tuition less fees is $335 per credit hour, Clark Atlanta University is $861, Georgia Southern University is $410, and Georgia State University is $483. Clayton State provides an affordable and attainable means to add value to your career with a MBA degree by increasing your earning potential, allowing for advancement in current job position, or merely a means of …show more content…
Clayton State University MBA program is one of the very few programs offering an MBA degree with a concentration in Supply Chain Management in Georgia. This will be perceived by future students as an asset and a rare program being offered by a University and give the school a competitive advantage. The focus of the MBA program is to meet their needs for personal tangency and support, while making it a priority to improve learning, retention, and graduation rates. Clayton State University will be perceived as an school that invests in its students to ensure achievement. Also Clayton State University takes pride in offering the most affordable MBA program in the state of Georgia, compared to leading competitors, such as Clark Atlanta University, University of Georgia, Georgia State University and, Kennesaw State