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Milligan College holds open house for adult and graduate programs


MILLIGAN COLLEGE, TN (October 10, 2005) — The Admissions Office at Milligan College will host an information open house on Thursday, October 13, for its adult program in business administration (B.S.) and three graduate programs: master of business administration (M.B.A.), master of education (M.Ed.) and master of science in occupational therapy (M.S.O.T.). The open house will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the second floor lobby of Derthick Hall.

The general information session will allow visitors to speak with faculty members and receive information on a variety of issues, such as academic coursework and financial aid.

The B.S. in business administration is a degree completion program that enables working adults to complete a business administration major in 18 months by attending class one night a week.T

he M.B.A. is an 18-month program that meets one weekend per month, complemented by ongoing Internet-based instruction. The program is designed to accommodate professionals working at every level of management and focuses on business leadership from a Christian perspective.

The M.Ed. program includes both initial licensure and advanced degree options. The initial licensure degree is typically a 15-month professional educational program that allows students to earn their teaching certificate or license and their degree. The advanced program is for current teachers seeking professional development and their master’s degree.

The M.S.O.T. program is one of only two master’s level occupational therapy programs in Tennessee. It prepares therapists to help people with injuries or illnesses to relearn basic living skills. The program is designed for people with undergraduate degrees in a variety of academic fields.

For more information about the Oct. 13 open house, please contact the Carrie Davidson, Milligan College director of graduate admissions, at 423.461.8306 or CDavidson@milligan.edu.


Posted by on October 10, 2005.