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There are lots of advantages to taking a single course. Whether you want to grow in your current career, prepare yourself for a new one or get one step closer to a college degree, an individual course is a great way to get started.
Not only is a single course low-commitment, but it’s a fast way to gain skills and college credits while exploring what it’s like to take courses at SNHU.
SNHU courses focus on real-world, career-focused skills that you can use immediately in the workplace or to help prepare you to advance in the field.
Course credits may be transferred to a degree program at SNHU or another university, depending on your university’s transfer policy.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or brand new to the business world, Southern New Hampshire University's BUS-210 Managing and Leading in Business course can give you the skills you need to be an effective leader in your organization — no matter your title.
A solid foundation of business knowledge can position you for success in a wide array of industries. And no matter where you work, leadership skills like effective communication, relationship-building and influence are essential to upward movement anywhere. With tools like these in your repertoire, you can feel confident as you make your next career move.
And if you take this class and want to continue into one of SNHU's online business programs, our dedicated support team can help you every step of the way.
BUS-210 Managing and Leading in Business teaches students how to weave together leadership and management theories with their own personal style – all with the goal of becoming effective communicators and collaborators in diverse team environments.
In this class, you'll learn about how to lead within various organizational structures and areas of business. You'll gain an understanding of of the ways functional areas work together to keep organizations running efficiently. You'll craft leadership maps, company culture statements and organizational structure charts. You'll also use realistic workplace scenarios to get hands on and practice thoughtful decision making.
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At Southern New Hampshire University, you'll have access to a powerful network of more than 400,000 students, alumni and staff that can help support you long after graduation. Our instructors offer relevant, real-world expertise to help you understand and navigate the field. Plus, with our growing, nationwide alumni network, you'll have the potential to tap into a number of internship and career opportunities.
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Whether you want to be an entrepreneur or land a role in an existing organization, a career in business is a big endeavor — and having a solid foundation of formal education is a great place to start. With that in mind, the best online business course is one that fits your needs.
In SNHU's BUS-210 Managing and Leading in Business course, you'll learn how to:
If you're looking for a course with no set class times, affordable tuition and high-quality instruction, SNHU's online BUS-210 class could be right for you. At just $990 ($330/credit), the Managing and Leading in Business course can serve as a standalone resume-builder or an accessible entry point into one of SNHU's associate or bachelor's degree programs. It all depends on what your goals are.
And whether you take one class or enroll in a full-length program, SNHU's dedicated team of admission counselors, academic advisors, career advisors and student finance specialists will be available to help you every step of the way.
Absolutely! Taking a business class online from an accredited university (like SNHU) is a great option. No matter what your educational goals are, taking an online class allows for greater flexibility, and can be a much more affordable option than in-person courses. And if you decide to continue on and earn a business degree at SNHU, this course will roll right into that program – so you'll be a step ahead.
SNHU's online BUS-210 class involves assignments like discussion boards, short papers and proposals to help you further your understanding of the foundational elements of leadership and management. And even though you'll be learning virtually, you'll engage directly with fellow classmates, get thoughtful feedback from your instructor and feel part of a larger community — even if you just choose to take one class at SNHU.
That depends on where you're taking the course. SNHU offers one of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation, and undergraduate courses like BUS-210 come out to just $330 per credit ($990 total).
At SNHU, online undergraduate courses like BUS-210 are 8 weeks long. And with a new term starting 6 times per year, you've got loads of opportunities to get started.
Each week, you get to choose how much time you spend on your course, too. There are no set class times at SNHU, so you can complete assignments on your schedule — as long as you're turning them in at specified deadlines throughout the week (typically Thursday and Sunday nights).