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Sometimes. Some classes must be taken in sequence, some have prerequisites that must be taken first, and some have none of these restrictions. Prerequisites are listed in the college catalog, but for a thorough understanding of which classes to take in which order it is best to see your academic advisor well before you plan…

Yes, but it will take you a longer time to complete your program that way. All of the courses required by the Business Management programs are offered at least occasionally at night, but many are not offered at night every term. Careful planning is necessary to complete the program entirely a night.

No. Most classes in the required by the Business Management degree program and are offered during all regular academic terms, and many are even available during Summer term.

TA student may take one or two courses without taking placement tests, but all students, both full-time and part-time, should take the placement test as soon as possible and certainly when they begin working toward a degree or certificate. The placement process ensures students start their MHCC education at the right level. Placement testing covers…

No. If you are 18 or over, you may begin your education with Mt. Hood Community College. If you have not completed high school you will want to complete either a high school diploma or GED, but you can do that right here at the college while beginning to work toward your business career. Students…

The U.S. Dept. of Labor’s website O*Net is a great resource for this type of data & it’s updated often. The site also gives you great information on the types of jobs that will be open and the typical tasks professionals perform in various job categories.  How much you expect to earn depends upon the…

If you complete the two-year Business Management degree program, you can expect to qualify for an entry-level business position with a local or regional firm. The Department of Labor O*Net website is a great resource for short & long term trends for jobs in the USA.

Yes. Although most students pursuing a baccalaureate (four-year) degree utilize the job placement program provided by their senior institution. Mt. Hood Community College does have a job placement office that can help you obtain a part time job while going to school or a career entry job if you decide to delay the completion of…

What you get when you successfully complete the program depends on the program you have entered into: If you complete the two-year Business Management program you will: