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| In this Issue:
Bellevue University Students on Their Way to the Top Bellevue University Develops New Programs to Help Graduates Compete in a Changing World Muller’s Musings: Yielding Extraordinary Results Bellevue University Professor Brings Home the Gold Brian Sandusky on Bellevue University and Golf Announcing Bellevue University’s NEW Center for Information and Security Management Bellevue University Hosts Exclusive Seminar |
Bellevue University Students on Their Way to the Top
Every day our graduates let us know how far their degrees are taking them. Recently, Professor Lucy Franks, Ph.D., told us of several students in just one of her classes who have landed new jobs or enjoyed promotions due to their Bellevue University coursework. Here are their stories:
“I loved the program so much, I’m ready to get started on earning my master’s degree.”
Maggie Menard spent several years working clerical jobs but always felt she could do and be more. A position opened up at a local business solutions company and while it was described as “helping” on accounts, Maggie had a feeling about this job. So she took the position and discovered that if she had her college degree, she could make this job a career. She already had her associate’s degree so she turned to Bellevue University to complete her bachelor’s degree, and the change for her was immediate. “I learned in class what a successful company should do. Every day I brought a new idea or business process to work that I had learned in class.” Today Maggie is definitely “helping” on accounts…she’s the Marketing Manager for the company.
“Bellevue University is providing me with an IQ in business that I never had before.”
Many people might think if there is any place you could get ahead in life without a college degree it would be in a family business. Not true! Adam Nelson found that out. He works in his family’s business, an RV dealership, but discovered the only way to management is through a college degree. Adam chose Bellevue University to complete his degree because they were so understanding of the need to balance work and class. Adam is already using what he’s learning in class, applying it to real life situations on the job, and he’s looking forward to earning his master’s degree in the future. Maggie and Adam, who started classes in October 2004, are just two classmates in Bellevue University’s accelerated management degree completion program. Already eleven of those students, including Maggie and Adam, have either found new jobs in better positions with higher salaries or received promotions with their current companies.
And the list goes on. These students represent many of the students at Bellevue University. They have recognized what our programs, class schedules, and supportive faculty and staff can do for them; they are seeing doors open because of what they are learning here. If you’re ready for doors to open for you, call us to enroll today. You’ll be making the move that starts your rise to the top. |
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