Are there any large companies in your career area that have programs?
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In my career field if I am offered a job with a company, I expect a relocation package, which includes moving expenses like a couple of months rent, a Realtor to sell my house and a Realtor to buy a new house, storage fees, travel fees for house hunting, etc.\n\nI am not sure if that is what you are after.\n\nI am a mining engineer.\n\nNearly any Mining Company would offer incentives to attract engineers.  Especially right now.  Lots of jobs and not enough qualified people to fill them.
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do you mean physician ASSISTANT programs?  Do a web search, you'll find many.
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Many. All pharmaceutical companies have huge research facilities with large departments in Molecular biology. All Universities have the same, but the students do the research. Most chemical companies have large chem facilities, although here, it would be more qualitity control than research. If you have five years experience, you already know where to find a job...pick up a journal and start some research on a job. Good luck
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California State University, Fresno has a program.\nwww.csufresno.edu
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I may be misunderstanding your question but all industries require management - what specifically are you interested in?
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Our univeristy has a great program.  Take a look at their website!  They are one of the most reasonable in MO.
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google search there are loads of companys out there
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they sell alot of them programs everywhere like bestbuy,walmart,office depot,staples,ect,ect
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Based on CNNMoney.com, they listed the following companies as the best companies to work for.\n\n1) Genentech\n2) Wegmans\n3) Valero Energy\n4) Griffin Hospital\n5) W.L. Gore\n6) Container Store\n7) Vision Service Plan\n8) J.M. Smucker\n9) REI\n10) S.C. Johnson & Son\n\nI'd start with those companies or narrow it down to companies on the top 100 list in places where I wouldn't mind living. All major companies look for business degrees leaving the door open to an extremely broad scope of opportunities. Find out what interests you most (Industrial, Finance, Software, etc.) and go from there. I have attached a link to the article I got those companies from. The Fortune 100 company I work for didn't make that list. :-(
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IT is interesting, in that the skills you learned there can apply to lots of different masters programs.  For example, I know that programs in things like Economics, Linguistics and Political Science love to get technical people to apply.  But you basically need to find out what you would ENJOY, and go that route.  Don't limit yourself.  Lots of programs would consider you.
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I live in the Boston area, in various job boards, I have seen position for Powerpoint Specialists.  Some of the major educational institutions or corporations could be potential places for you to market your skills.
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depends on your field. but i usually look into the companies' websites for job openings.
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It's often called hotel management. Cornell University is the most famous program
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What state are you in?\n\nI've heard the University of Wisconsin-Stout in Menomonie, Wisconsin, has a good program for such things.
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Yes, there are several. I suggest you talk to your local Department of Fish and Wildlife. We had numerous such programs where I grew up in Alaska. I also suggest that you attend a program like Upward Bound.
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This depends on the company that you are targeting for employment.  Most larger firms require at least a business degree, preferably in management and a specialization in HR. The HR profession is trying to aggregate like the accounting field, and as formed the "Human Relations Certification Institute" where you can probably find more direct information than I have to offer.\n\nGood luck to you...
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Always.  Those are typically the software programs that most businesses use, so it's good to know them.  Even better to be at Expert level.