Careers Related to Business Administration
Obtaining a degree in business administration can open doors to careers involving management, public relations and accounting. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, in 2010 the average starting salary for a graduate with a bachelor's degree in business administration is $43,879.
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Accountant
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Accountants deal with the money matters and accounts of companies, individuals and branches of government. Collecting business records, analyzing data, preparing balance sheets and advising clients on financial decisions are all common tasks for an accountant. Accountants work indoors in offices or businesses, but they are often required to travel.
Public Relations Specialist
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Public relations specialists work as advocates for businesses, educational institutions, hospitals, political campaigns and other associations. Excellent public speaking, organizational and mediation skills are essential for a public relations specialist. While employment in public relations is projected to grow, competition is tough among entry level positions.
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Lodging Manager
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Managers at large full-service hotels generally have a degree in business administration or in hospitality management. Lodging managers are responsible for the overall operation of a hotel, motel or inn. Hiring personnel, directing housekeeping and overseeing the property's maintenance are typical duties a lodging manager performs. Salary varies greatly for lodging managers, depending on the size of the property, the number of guests it accommodates and the location.
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