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Course Overview
Designed for students with executive experience, the Executive track is tailored for established management-level students and involves an in-depth practical research project implementing changes and measuring results in your organization. Coursework includes eight required courses, two electives, (one of which must be Managerial Finance or Managerial Accounting), and a six-credit-hour research project. Similar to the Academic track, this track allows three seminars to be substituted for one elective course. The Executive track requires approximately 21 months to complete. This track may be accelerated by taking multiple courses concurrently.
Updated on 08 November, 2015About Bethel University
Chartered by the State of Tennessee in 1847, Bethel began as a seminary for the Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the purpose of training young male pastors for the growing denomination. It was not until the college moved to McKenzie in 1872 that it first began to admit women as students.Enrollment grew exponentially with the introduction of the Success Program in 1997. Designed to help busy adults complete a bachelor’s degree in Management & Organizational Development, the college began offering classes that met one night per week at the McKenzie campus. Today, Bethel offers classes at seven campus locations across the state of Tennessee, including Paris, Memphis, Jackson, Clarksville, Nashville, and Chattanooga.
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