Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Superior State University is now in Asia to help entrepreneur, executives and managers to conquer whatever business they choose.  These courses are designed especially for Asians.  Each course is created to give the maximum knowledge in each subject from Finance to Marketing, from the simple to the more complex business concepts. 

All courses are completed by Distance Learning at the learner’s convenience.  In this busy world, most are too busy to spend years sitting in a classroom.  Students can take as long as is needed.

Courses are supported with workshops and seminars when appropriate.  Full credit is given for knowledge gained at the workplace.

-New Program for Asia-

These courses have been designed solely for the Asian experience- with Asian examples and case studies to help the people compete in this most competitive world.

All courses are on CD’s and are most user friendly.

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Masters of Business Administration (MBA)

1.All the programs are fully accredited (Internationally)
2.Keep your job and still get a great Education
3.Distance Learning can be done in your spare time at home
4.Start or finish any program at your convenience (No intake dates)
5.Easy payment plan available with Scholarships and grants
6.There are no mandatory tests or examinations (this is adult education)
7.The latest CD's and other advanced learning material
8.Workshops and Seminars available depending on area by experts in their field
9.Free job help for graduates- work anywhere in the world
10.A free letter of recommendation for local job help
11.Great networking for business and your future
12.Fully supported by the United Nations
13.Discounts on a variety of life-changing books, tapes, courses, talks, etc.
14.SSU is a fully registered non-profit American university
15.Free useful Newsletter, e-books and many more extras…

The two pillars of the university’s are ethics in business and protecting the environment. Let’s work together for a better world.

MONEY- There are only 1,000 United Nations scholarships available for all of Asia for 2008. They go fast so apply soon. We will help you with the procedure. The amounts very from USD 500 or even USD 1,000.

Superior State University® USA

Courses by Certificate

UNDERGARDUATE SCHOOL

Certificate in Business-

1 BA 101 Study for Success
2 BA 201 Understanding Business
3 ACCT 210 Financial Accounting
4 BA 206 Business Communication
5 BA 212 Business Statistics

Diploma in Business-

6 MGMT 303 Management and Organizational Behavior
7 ACCT 212 Managerial Accounting
8 MKTG 301 Principles of Marketing
9 FIN 316 Financial Management
10 ECON 201 Macroeconomics

Advanced Diploma in Business

11 MGMT 305 Managing People in Organizations
12 BA 318 International Business
13 MKTG 320 Consumer Behavior
14 ECON 306 Managerial Economics
15 BA 327 Business Information Systems

Bachelor Business Administration (BBA)

16 MKTG 427 Leadership in Organizations
17 ECON 202 Microeconomics
18 MGMT 311 Human Resource Management
19 BA 345 Ethics in Business
20 BA 499 Research Project and or Dissertation


GRADUATE SCHOOL


Masters of Business Administration (MBA)

1 ECON 515 Practical Economics for Managers
2 MGMT 528 Operation Management
3 ACCT 501 Accounting for Managers
4 MKTG 548 Customer Service
5 FIN 519 Financial Institutions and Investing
6 MKTG 530 Marketing Research
7 MGMT 532 Risk Management and Insurance
8 BA 635 Small Business Operation
9 FIN 604 Corporate Finance
10 MKTG 589 E-Commerce
11 MGMT 620 Management Information Systems
12 MKTG 545 Selling and Sales Management
13 BA 547 The Environment and Business
14 BA 699 Masters Project or Dissertation


Doctor of Business Administration(DBA)

1 MKTG 769 Entrepreneurship
2 MGMT 737 Strategic Management
3 FIN 721 Investment Strategies
4 BA 720 Globalization
5 ECON 739 International Economics
6 BA 757 Asian Women in Business
7 MGMT 709 Business Success Strategies
8 MGMT 705 Time Management for Business
9 BA 799 DBA Thesis/Dissertation/Project

*The above courses are designed to be taken in the proper order to get the full benefit from your learning experience.

Sample Course Contents

1) Contents …………………………………………………………..

2) Prerequisites ……………………………………………………...

3) Introduction to the Subject ……………………………………...

4) Course Description ………………………………………………

5) Course Objectives ………………………………………………..

6) Internet Support ………………………………………………….

7) A Global Perspective …………………………………………….

8) Learning Aids …………………………………………………….

9) Real Life Situations (Case Studies) …………………………....

10) Textbook …………………………………………….…………....

11) Assignments ……………………………………………………...

12) Dissertation ………………………………………………………

13) Extra Credit ……………………………………………………...

14) Study Hints ………………………………………………………

15) Ethical Questions ………………………………………………...

16) Environmental Concerns ………………………………………..

17) Jobs/Career Options …………………………………………….

18) Words of Wisdom/Quotes ……………………………………..

19) Important Terms/Glossary ……………………………………..

20) Bibliography/Sources …………………………………………...

21) Related Courses ………………………………………………….

22) Conclusion ………………………………………………………..

* All courses are less than one thousand pages of text and can be finished in a month or so depending on the language and skill of the student.

2)Prerequisites

A page or two on the prerequisites for taking the course at each level

3)Introduction to the Subject

The subject matter of the course, i.e. defining the terms and describing what the course is all about. Describes the field as a whole. For example, what is the general topic- what is Financial Management? What do financial managers do… etc.

4) Course Description

What the students will actually study: usually with a list of major topics (20 to 30) that will be covered in the course.

5)Course Objective

Usually a list of issues that the student will master thruout the course.

6)Internet Support

How the student can use the Internet to further enhance the learning experience. Most courses lists the most useful sites directly related to the subject. Many web sites are listed with a brief description

7) A Global perspective

How the subject relates to the global economy. It is possible that most students will not be Americans, it is assumed, and an international perspective on whatever subject is needed.

8)Learning Aids

Various topics, ideas, techniques and other ways to appreciate the subject more.

9)Real Life Situations

One or two page abstracts about a variety of topics directly related to the subject. A great modern learning tool; many universities only use this method for teaching.

10)Textbook

Give the details to the main textbook for the course. If the graduate school text is different, it gives the bibliographical details. Also all supplementary books that are used are explained.

11)Assignments

Assignments are given for the students with the textbooks and for those without the text. Sometimes case studies are used with questions.

12)Dissertation

Explaining how students should write their academic paper. How many pages and the type of research to be done.

13)Extra Credit

What students should do to receive a higher grade or just to do more research in the field. Students are encouraged to do more work. This is adult education after all.

14)Study Hints

What the student can do to improve their learning experience with study habits and more help with details of the subject matter.

15)Ethical Questions

We at Superior State University include ethics in each course. “Good ethics is good for business.”

16)Environmental Concerns

Several pages on how business can protect the environment. The students should learn that without an environment there would be no business.

17)Jobs/Career Options

This section will show all the possible jobs in the particular field. Maybe resume hints and companies that hire people in this field and the type of work a future employee might do.

18)Words of Wisdom/ Quotes

Short abstracts on various topics in the field- more philosophical than academic but enlightening. In addition, a list of quotes by scholars and other famous people that say something about the subject to inspire the students. Insight and motivation from a different angle.

19)Important terms/ Glossary

A list of terms that define the subject.

20)Bibliography/ Sources

Books and magazines that will help the student go further into the subject.

21)Related Courses

Other related courses, if this was good then more would be better.

22)Conclusion
Wrapping up the subject matter with possible further subjects to study.

Text: The university works very closely with McGraw-Hill to get the latest textbook, many SSU has reviewed before publication. Most all books have a CD and other learning aids. Each SSU CD is a complete course, the textbook is only a learning aid- a great one but the text is not necessary to complete the course.

Payment system- All fees should be sent directly to the university. An acknowledgment will be made by email.

Registrar: Lawrence J. Gilsdorf Jr.

Within the United States- Pay to:

Comerica Bank

3215 28th Street Grand Rapids,

Michigan 49512

LawrenceJ. Gilsdorf Jr.

ABA# 072000096

For credit to the Account of: 6818464700

All fees to be paid outside the United States:

ComericaBank

LawrenceJ. Gilsdorf Jr.

ABA# 072000096

SwiftCode: MNBDUS33

For credit to the Account of: 6818464700