Savannah State University College Of Business Administration
The College of Business Administration of Savannah State University offers the Bachelor of Business Administration degree with concentrations in Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Management, and Marketing. The college also offers an MBA program. The college also offers a teaching certification for business majors in a program with Armstrong Atlantic State University's College of Teacher Education and partners with Armstrong Atlantic to operate the Coastal Georgia Center for Economic Education, a joint program which conducts workshops for area teachers to help meet student economic standards and teachers from the Economics America Program of the Savannah-Chatham school system.
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