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Marketing Concentration

Marketing Concentration Program at Fisher College

The Bachelor of Science in Management degree, with a concentration in Marketing, is designed to further familiarize students with the theoretical concepts, skills, and tools necessary to successfully enter this career path. Students learn to assess consumer behavior, review advertising principles, employ market research, and develop ways to position products and services.


Marketing Concentration Program Requirements
First Year Credit hours
CM105 Public Speaking 3
CS101 Computer Concepts and Applications 3
EC101 Macroeconomics 3
EC102 Microeconomics 3
EN101 English I 3
EN102 English II 3
MA107 College Algebra* 3
PS101 Introduction to Psychology 3
Humanities Elective 3
Free Elective 3
Total Credits 30
Second Year Credit hours
AC121 Financial Accounting 3
AC122 Managerial Accounting 3
CS108 Advanced Computer Applications 3
LA204 Business Law 3
MA121 Basic Statistics 3
MG201 Principles of Management 3
MG202 Human Resource Management 3
MK201 Principles of Marketing 3
Lab Science Elective 4
Social Science Elective 3
Total Credits 31
Third Year Credit hours
CS314 Management Information Systems 3
FI206 Managerial Finance 3
IS210 Professional Development for Internship 1
MG304 Leadership and Ethics
3
MG315 International Management 3
MG321 Organizational Behavior 3
MK301 Marketing Research and Analysis 3
MK330 Marketing and E-commerce 3
PS315 Social Psychology 3
Free Electives 6
Total Credits 30
Fourth Year Credit hours
ENXXX 300- or 400-Level Literature 3
CS400 Project Management 3
MG390 Management Internship** 3
MG435 Operations Management 3
MG441 Business Policy and Strategic Management 3
MG450 Senior Project** 3
Free Electives 12
Total Credits 30
*A higher level of math (MA109 or MA 110) may be substituted.
**Marketing focus.
Minimum credits required for graduation--121.

Graduate Competencies
Potential Careers and Earnings

Janet Kuser is the Vice President for Academic Affairs. She earned an MBA from Suffolk University and spent over 20 years in the corporate world. She has experience in diverse industries and organizations. Prior to joining Fisher College she was the Vice President, Customer Relationship Management at Starwood Hotels and Resorts.

"Prior to joining the faculty at Fisher College I experienced many aspects of business first hand. I spent several years in a small business and many others in a Fortune 500 corporation. I lived through hostile takeover attempts, many "reorganizations" and several mergers and acquisitions. My career began as a customer service representative at a company that made approximately $12 million per year. At the other end of the spectrum I was a Vice President for a multi-billion dollar hospitality leader, Starwood Hotels and Resorts. Throughout my career I held various training and management positions which collectively prepared me for this second career. Teaching at Fisher College is something that I love and feel honored to do. I am able to use my business and training backgrounds to educate students in the fundamentals of business and management, with emphasis on practical and marketable skills."