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Project Management

More than 70 percent of Spokane’s workforce is employed in the fields of business, health care and marketing. These fields demand well-trained, entry-level managers and supervisors. You can prepare to fill that need with a management degree.

In this program, you learn the fundamentals of business management, while gaining hands-on experience in the profession. Courses cover topics in business law, project management, accounting, computer applications and human relations. You’ll also build teamwork and leadership skills, with opportunities to participate in College DECA, an international management and marketing organization.

Whether you’re new to the job market, or you want to advance your current career, management skills will help you compete for the position you want.

Detailed Information

All students graduating from the AAS degree program must have a minimum grade average of 2.0 on each of the required management, accounting, economic and business courses and a cumulative minimum grade point average on all required courses in the program.

What You’ll Learn

Breaking Ground on Your Pathway


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Meet with our counselors to customize this plan just for you. You can also search the quarterly schedule for class days and times.

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NOTE: All students must recieve a minimum 2.5 GPA in all support courses


Program Courses

NOTE: You must apply and be accepted into the program before taking the following courses

Estimated costs for completing this program

Estimated costs for completing this program
Cost Type WA Resident Non-Resident International
Total Costs $ $ $

Costs for completing a degree or certificate can vary. For more information about costs, visit our How Much Does it Cost? page.

Have a question? Let's hear it.

Anne Mayer

Workforce Transition Specialist
Anne.Mayer@scc.spokane.edu
509-533-8191

David Shotwell

Department Chair
David.Shotwell@scc.spokane.edu
509-533-7394