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Bachelor of Science in Business, Management Concentration

Management: Lead in Business with Integrity and Purpose

Exceptional managers and business administrators know how to guide and inspire others while making wise, strategic business decisions.

In PCC’s management concentration, you’ll develop knowledge and skills in multifaceted business topics such as accounting, statistics, finance, economics, entrepreneurship, communication, logistics management, and computer applications. As you work on individual and group projects and presentations throughout the program, you’ll build your ability to communicate and collaborate. Skilled faculty with a wealth of real-world experience will teach you how to organize, analyze, and interpret data: equipping you to make well-informed choices as you lead your team members effectively.

Because of the business program’s broad, Bible-based liberal arts foundation—with emphasis on critical thinking and practical application—you’ll be ready to quickly adapt in a field known for its rapid change.

With versatile business skills and a solid grounding in biblical principles, you’ll be thoroughly prepared to step into the business world as a knowledgeable, successful Christian leader.


Faith-Based Management

PCC’s management courses emphasize the importance of upholding biblical and ethical standards as students prepare to become successful managers and Christian business leaders. You’ll be encouraged to develop biblical leadership qualities such as integrity, honesty, and professionalism—ready to face future dilemmas with the confidence that God’s Word is your trustworthy, all-sufficient moral guide.

Class on business law

Management Concentration Learning Outcomes

As a management concentration graduate, you will be able to

  • make ethical and moral choices based on a biblical worldview.
  • communicate effectively in written and oral presentations.
  • use current technology and computer applications effectively in your chosen profession.
  • relate knowledge to practical experiences.
  • be prepared to pursue advanced study in your chosen field.
  • direct the work effort of others to achieve organizational goals and objectives.

Program Highlight

Strategic Management and Business Policy

In your senior year, you’ll take all you’ve learned throughout your degree and strengthen your leadership skills by applying your expertise to real-world scenarios.

Looking at individual case studies in BA 430, you’ll formulate and execute strategies at the functional, business, and corporate levels—using your knowledge of SWOT analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Model, sustainable competitive advantage, environmental analysis, measurement of performance, and the appropriate fit between strategy and organizational structure.

After fine-tuning your insight and strategies, you’ll be ready to use that insight to succeed in your own career.

Your Management Future

What can you do with a management concentration?

A management concentration provides a diversified background for you to operate your own business or enter the management field after graduation—or, you can continue your education with a specialized graduate degree.

You may wish to choose an accounting or computer science minor to complement your undergraduate management concentration, opening up even more doors of opportunity in your career.

Here are a few of the countless career opportunities available to you.

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Logistics Management
  • Management
  • Non-Profit Organization Work
  • Operations Management
  • Sales
  • Small Business Ownership

Here are a few of the grad schools our management concentration alumni have attended.

  • Ashworth University
  • Calvary University
  • Eastern University
  • Liberty University
  • Rasmussen College
  • Southern New Hampshire University
  • University of West Florida
  • Vanderbilt University

Here are a few of the many places that our management concentration alumni have worked.

  • Ameritrade
  • BBT-Treasury Services
  • Edward Jones
  • Hobby Lobby
  • Microsoft
  • Truist Financial
  • Walgreens
  • Zion Creative, LLC

Faculty Highlight

Greg Lowhorn

Dr. Greg Lowhorn

B.I.S., Western Kentucky University
M.B.A., Murray State University
M.A., Luther Rice Seminary
Ph.D., Regent University
Graduate study: West Texas A&M University


“I frequently tell my students that I do not see them as students: I see them as workers, managers, and leaders. My goal for each class and for every day we meet is for the students to learn something they can take directly from the classroom to the workplace.

Based on feedback I get from emails, calls, and messages, it is making a difference. I often get messages asking if I remember telling my class a particular illustration or covering a topic; this is then followed by ‘I was able to use that at work today!’

One thing we strive to do at PCC is make a real difference in people’s lives. We do that by being authentic—the real deal. Business faculty have industry experience, and all of us have active Christian testimonies. Our graduates are ready to practice their profession, they get accepted to graduate programs in accounting, finance, and other areas at a high rate, and they advance rapidly in their careers. But, more than that, they are ready to truly make a difference in the world. ”

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Alumni Spotlight

Solomon Lesko
Solomon Lesko ’17

Account Manager at Infinite Solutions, LLC


“I credit my degree from PCC as a significant factor in enabling me to make the most of each opportunity for career advancement. PCC helped me develop many skills that have been critical for my career development. On a given day, I might start by learning how to carry out a specific cost accounting function, proceed to a course on statistical standard deviation, continue into a lesson on how to market to customers, and end by working on a group project with a team selected from my class on public relations.

Because of the variety of skills I learned, I was confident in being able to find a position rapidly upon graduation. My expectation was borne out—I had a job offer lined up four months before I graduated.

Most important of all, PCC helped mold my worldview to prioritize serving God and serving those around me. Each interaction with a customer or coworker is an opportunity to lead by showing Christ-like service! The Christ-centered education PCC provides is especially significant as the cultural shift in the United States has continued moving further from God. The biblical work ethic, focus on serving others, and commitment to integrity that is normal at PCC helps set people apart in a secular workforce.”

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About the Management Concentration

The purpose of the management concentration is to provide students a broad set of business skills and knowledge for successful and challenging careers in a wide variety of organizations and industries; to establish a foundation for further education; and to equip students to advance into positions of influence as successful innovators and Christlike servantleaders.

Management students can apply for scholarships to receive financial aid.

Roger and Eloise Anderson Scholarship
Up to $3,000 scholarship awarded to a continuing sophomore with a business major, mechanical or pre-medicine concentration, or pre-law emphasis who has a financial need, to be applied in the 3rd, 5th, and 7th semesters of consecutive attendance.

Bank of America Scholarship
Scholarships of $500 each awarded to continuing sophomore, junior, or senior business majors, to be applied over one semester.

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Career Fair

Business Career Support

With Career Services and Career Link, students can start making connections with employers while on campus during Career Fair events. These services provide tools and resources designed to empower you for your business management calling.

Need help? Career Services staff are ready to assist you in researching employment opportunities, exploring job qualifications, and providing mock interviews and résumé support.