Northwood University, through its University College and the Alpena Program Center, offers a Bachelor of Business Administration program, with majors in Management, Computer Information Management, Accounting, and Automotive Supply Management.
- Why Northwood University? Northwood University’s Bachelor of Business Administration program provides one of the quickest, most convenient ways for adults to earn a business management degree from a respected and fully accredited institution of higher learning. Learn more about all of Northwood University at www.northwood.edu.
- Customized Programs. Make progress toward your degree at your own pace and convenience…right here in Alpena! Six- or 12-weeks long, one evening a week.
- Your Experience Counts. Your work and life experience may qualify you for college-level credit.
Lesslee Dort
Northwood University Alpena Program Center Manager
ACC Madeline Briggs University Center
989.358.7302 or 888.903.0031 or e-mail
dortl@northwood.edu for
complete details, student enrollment, counseling, academic advising.
* In a student’s final year, one course (MGT 479, “Current Topics in Management”) must be completed as a compressed, 3-day course on Northwood’s main campus in Midland.
The Counselor Education Faculty from Central Michigan University offers a Masters of Arts in Counseling degree through the Madeline Briggs University Center at Alpena Community College.
Program Description:
The 49 credit-hour Master of Arts in Counseling program prepares
students to work as professional counselors in one or more of the
following: public and private schools, institutions of higher learning,
community agencies and private practice. Two program options are
available: School Counseling and Professional Counseling. The Master
of Arts in Counseling leads to Michigan Licensure as a Licensed
Professional Counselor for all participants. For those who choose
the school counseling specialty, it also leads to endorsement or
licensure as a professional school counselor. Courses are offered
on weekends in a cohort format. The courses are offered sequentially
over a 3 year period with the students beginning and ending the
program together. All of the courses are offered at the Alpena site.
Practicum and internship experiences are done in the field at local
schools and agencies. The current cohort will graduate in 2004.
Contact the Central Michigan University Saginaw Center for complete
information on any of these opportunities at:
Dr. Mary Lee Swickert - Academic Contact
phone: 1.989.790.0200
fax: 1.989.790.6531
e-mail: Mlsdhjs@aol.com