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What Sets Us Apart:
At Simmons, we know that leaders first need to develop confidence
in their capabilities, as well as find an environment in which to
"test" themselves. Our graduates attest to the challenging,
yet supportive, environment they found at Simmons. From the close
relationships established with professors, to the opportunity to
express themselves in the classroom and the larger Simmons community,
women from all over the world have benefited from their unique experience.
Simmons specializes in
preparing women for professional careers. Academic course content,
assistance and encouragement from professors, guest lecturers, and
the wealth of contacts available from extensive alumnae networks
work together to create an atmosphere of expectation about achievement
and success for the Simmons graduate.
Management Majors:
Each of the majors within the Undergraduate Management Program
is based on the same core of courses considered essential for
the study of management. This core provides the firm base of
skills which the Simmons student then enhances with a vast array
of liberal arts and business courses. These include:
* Prerequisites in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics,
and Business Statistics;
* Core courses in Management,
Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Operations, and Strategy.
Double majors are encouraged
and students have combined one of the four management majors
with such diverse areas as Chemistry, Art, Economics, English,
Sociology, Psychology, and Communications.
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Highlights:
* Simmons has spent years studying and understanding the particular
challenges that women face in the workplace and has developed
coursework to address these challenges;
* The program reflects a commitment to diversity
and to understanding the multicultural world in which we live.
The curriculum explicitly expresses the organizational challenges
that different groups experience;
* The student develops strong written, oral,
listening, analytical, problem-solving, critical thinking,
and computer skills, as well as the ability to work collaboratively
in a team environment - skills that are tested in the senior
year through an internship in the student's chosen field;
* An outstanding faculty with extensive work
and teaching experience that is dedicated to the development
of each student at Simmons;
* An advising system which allows students and
faculty to set personal educational goals; and
* A faculty and coursework which assist
each student in developing her own "voice," confident
in her own skills and abilities.
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