Training School:Globe University and Minnesota School of Business  Minneapolis, Plymouth, Rochester, Minnesota, United States http://www.msbcollege.edu/
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Total 272 program(s)/course(s) available.
Psychology Introduction to Psychology is a basic overview of facts, terms, ideas and research findings that form the basis for modern psychology. The course looks at the science of psychology, considering behavior, perception, learning, memory, human physical and personality development, motivation and stress....
MicroeconomicsThis course introduces the discipline of economics and provides a basic understanding of how our economy functions. The course first addresses a perfect competitive market emphasizing supply and demand factors and then addresses non-competitive markets, government intervention and policy issues....
SociologySociology is the study of how social forces such as race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality and capitalism shape personality, institutions and cultures in the process of socialization. Topics include research and question construction methods....
Developmental PsychologyThe course presents major theories in developmental psychology, including issues and topics across the lifespan such as infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood and aging. It emphasizes the biological, psychological and social variables that influence human behavior.
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Psychology of PersonalityThis course introduces students to a variety of personality theories and research relevant to each theory. Topics include major personality theories such as trait theories, psychoanalysis, humanistic, and biological theories. Application and assessment is explored for each theory. Students learn about the theories first-hand by completing assessments within each theory....
International EconomicsThe student will receive an introduction to international economic relations. This course will emphasize trade theory and policy, currency and exchange rates and also introduce the major nations and trading blocs in the global economy....
Career DevelopmentA student must be in the final quarter of course work or the quarter before externship to enroll in PD250. This course prepares students for job searches. They write resumes and letters of application, learn interviewing techniques and develop career planning strategies....
MicrobiologyThis introductory course in microbiology addresses microbiological principles and selected microbial diseases. The course consists of three hours of lecture and one hour of lab each week. The lab supports concepts examined in lecture as students practice aseptic technique, safe handling and manipulation of microbes and survey of representative microorganisms....
Anatomy and PhysiologyThis is the second of a two-quarter series in anatomy and physiology, continuing the study of the human body. Topics include cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive systems as well as metabolism, nutrition, acid-base balance and fluid and electrolyte balance. be able to demonstrate an in-depth understanding of principles of anatomy and physiology and their in......
StatisticsThis course focuses on descriptive statistics and statistical inference. Topics include data, basic methodologies for gathering data, populations, samples, descriptive measures, probability, sampling distributions, point and interval estimates, hypothesis testing, statistical inference and bivariate data....
College AlgebraTopics of this course include solving linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, linear systems, graphs of equations and inequalities, operations involving polynomials and rational expressions, exponents, radicals and an introduction to exponential and logarithmic functions. Students use graphing throughout the course to explore applications that use functions....
MathematicsA study of arithmetic of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. This is a good refresher course and a sound basis for those who must know mathematics for course advancements. Topics include the use of the real numbers in ratios, percentages and averages.
A study of early algebraic skills and how they link to the arithmetic of learned skills. This class will include an introduction to elementa......
Legal Keyboarding/TranscriptionStudents learn to use machine transcription and computers in preparing properly formatted legal pleadings and other legal documents. The emphasis is on transcription accuracy and speed. Students supply their own headphones for the class....
KeyboardingThis course is intended for students who want to improve their keyboarding skills or have no previous keyboarding experience. The course introduces keyboard-operating techniques, stressing the touch system, speed and accuracy, numeric keyboarding skills and formatting basic documents.
This course continues development of speed and accuracy in both straight-copy and production keyboarding. Stra......
Art in the Modern WorldThis course covers the history of modern art from the last half of the 19th century to the present. Students become familiar with representative works by artists in a variety of genres and styles of modernist and postmodern art, gaining an understanding of the historical context of changes in art and social and cultural forces that gave rise to the eclecticism of modern art....
SpanishThis is the first of a two-quarter course for students with little or no background in the Spanish language. It provides basic proficiency in speaking, reading, writing and listening at the conversational level and general knowledge of Spanish-speaking cultures.
Spanish II is the second of a two-quarter course designed for beginning students who have successfully completed Spanish I and intend......
World LiteratureThis course examines global perspectives on literature using texts from a variety of genres including folktales, proverbs, poetry and short stories from throughout the world. Authors studied represent a variety of geopolitical contexts that provide diverse social and political settings for composition and consumption of the writings and media. Students compare and contrast literary elements of ......
Business Plan/ProjectStudents create business plans/projects. Possible business topics include, but are not limited to, a full proposal for opening a small business, a new management approach introduced within an existing business or department of a large firm, a persuasive plan for gaining financial support, a marketing plan for the introduction of a new product line within an existing department and other appropr......
Team Work/Group ManagementThis course presents an investigation of the effect of cooperation, collaboration and teamwork on workplace climates. Research focuses on ways the management of work groups, as opposed to individuals, contributes to all aspects of development, production and sales. Students explore the dynamics of group behavior in all phases of operations in order to determine essential guidelines that enhance......
Managerial CommunicationsThe course examines communication of business leaders, who manage the flow of information among themselves, other professionals and their clients. Analysis focuses on using written and oral communications for the effective exchange of ideas and on managements interactions with a range of professional colleagues, including financial advisors, team leaders, sales associates and production t......
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