Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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THE SECRETARY is typing a sales report to be sent to the Auditing Department. The Produc- tion Manager reports a completed order. The Research Department has jitst tackled an adver- tising problem. The world depends on Business Admin is tration personnel to better produce, distribute, and utilize all its goods and services. The School of Business Admin- istration is meeting the need for well trained graduates with a two-part program. First, in the division of Business Administration, students pursue majors in Genera! Busi- ness, Accounting or Certified Public Accounting. All earn an Associate in Applied Science Degree at the end of three years and a Bachelor of Science Degree alter four years. Second is the division of Secretarial Studies for Y'.P.'s and M.D.’s. Class room theory is made practical with coop- erative employment opportunities available to Business Administration students. Our students have experience in applying what they learn every other quarter for two years in their own fields of study. The world wfll be able to make good use of the Business Administration graduate. He has learned under competent, well informed professors. He lias studied in a practical educational program under a progressive department head. He accepts the unlimited challenge and is ready to Get things done through peo- ple.” Progress is his most important product. Truly our graduate is well trained and experienced. school, oy hUSiNCSS AhMINiSTRATiON 29

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