GET YOUR BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN BUSINESS ON WEEKENDS… A Daemen College business degree will provide you with the theories, analytical tools and techniques necessary for sound decisions in today’s complex business environment. Designed to accommodate the needs of adult students who cannot commit to a traditional four-year program, the Weekend Business Program enables students to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Business by attending classes on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. Courses are taught in five-week modules,and students take only one course at a time.A liberal transfer credit policy allows students with undergraduate credits from other accredited institutions to shorten the length of study to complete Daemen’s Business degree. Participants with no previous college credits can complete the program within four years. Daemen’s accelerated certificate programs for Accounting and Human Resource Management will help you realize your goals. Key Features • Small class size (10:1 student/teacher) helps facilitate enhanced interaction with faculty members dedicated to teaching excellence and providing personal attention to each student. • A three-part academic program, which includes a liberal arts core, business core, and elective requirements, logically advances students through the 120-credit hour curriculum. • Elective requirements are designed to help the student progress toward immediate career goals. • A superior academic facility includes state-of-the-art computer teaching lab, a computer usage lab, LAN-based Pentium computers utilizing the Microsoft Office suite, free remote access to the internet/e-mail, and experienced technology personnel to assist students. • Web-based courses are available. FOR SPECIFICS ON PROGRAM CURRICULUM, CONTACT LINDA KUECHLER, CHAIRPERSON OF THE DAEMEN COLLEGE ACCOUNTING/MIS DEPARTMENT,AT 716.839.8398 OR VIA EMAIL AT LKUECHLER@DAEMEN.EDU. For information on how to enroll in this program at Daemen, contact the Admissions Office at 716.839.8225 or 800.462.7652 or www.daemen.edu   rev. 9/07