2. Are You A Match?
Are you creative?
Do you enjoy serving
others?
Do you enjoy meeting new
people?
Do you like problem-solving?
Do you want to know why
people buy products?
Do you enjoy working with
people of diverse
backgrounds?
3. Program Description
The Marketing program is designed to
prepare students for employment in a
variety of positions in today's marketing
and management fields. The Marketing
program provides learning opportunities
that introduce, develop, and reinforce
academic and occupational knowledge,
skills, and attitudes required for job
acquisition, retention, and advancement.
Additionally, the program provides
opportunities to upgrade present
knowledge and skills or to retrain in the
area of marketing.
4. Employment
Opportunities: There are endless job opportunities available to marketing students,
including customer service, sales representatives, account managers, and small
business owners. Marketing opportunities can be found in every industry.
Job Placement: Graduates should expect to qualify for employment in retail sales,
industrial sales, marketing administration, hospitality/tourism and small business
management.
Salary: Compensation for marketing positions ranges widely according to industry,
size of company, years of experience, and responsibilities. Average compensation
ranges from $8.50 per hour to $30,000 per year with increases based on
performance.
Advancements in the Field: Varies depending on place of employment. Some
examples would include: advancing from commission-based sales representative
to account manager; working as an apprentice to owning your own small business;
or moving from customer service representative to sales manager.
5. Timeline
Technical Certificates of Credit can be earned in Small
Business Management and Entrepreneurship. Each certificate
can be completed in approximately 2 terms depending on
class offerings.
Marketing diplomas can be earned in 4 terms depending on
class offerings and specialization choices.
An Associate of Applied Science in Marketing can be earned in
approximately 5 terms depending on class offerings.
6. Diploma/Degrees/Certificates
Name of diploma/degree/etc Credit hours Offerings (online/day/evening)
Technical Certificate of Credit Morning and Online
Small Business Marketing Manager 15 hours
Entrepreneurship 12 hours
Diploma 55 hours Morning and Online
Marketing Management (minimum)
Entrepreneurship
Associates Degree of Applied Science 62 hours Morning and Online
Marketing Management (minimum)
Entrepreneurship
7. General Fees
One time application fee of $20
Transcript requests (varies by college/institution)
Late registration fee of $45
Graduation Application fee of $35
Fees, by term, as follows:
Tuition is based on $89 per credit hour
($1,335 for 15 hours or more)
Registration fee of $50
Activity fee of $24
Technology fee of $105
Insurance of $4
Special Instructional fee of $50
Check with the Financial Aid office concerning your financial support eligibility.
Check our website for the most recent tuition costs and general fee costs.
8. Total Estimated Program Costs
Books/Supplies/Uniforms/
Term Certifications/ Licenses
Tuition* Books** Total
Fall Semester $1,301.00 $525 $1,829
Spring Semester $1,301.00 $525 $1,829
Summer Term $1,301.00 $525 $1,829
Fall Semester $1,301.00 $525 $1,829
Spring Semester $1,301.00 $525 $1,829
*Estimates are based on 12 credit hours per semester.
Course load may vary by term.
**Book Costs are approximate and subject to change.
*Based on Fall 2015 tuition rates. Subject to change.
9. Frequently Asked Questions
Are classes offered online?
Yes, the entire program can be completed online.
Do I receive hands-on experience?
Yes, efforts are made to incorporate hands-on and “real world”
learning activities in all Marketing courses. These activities
include scenario-based software, case study analysis, current
event analysis and application-based projects.
May I specialize in more than one area for the diploma program?
Yes, many students choose to specialize in Marketing
Management or Entrepreneurship. Specializations in Retail
Management and Professional Selling can also be completed but
will require multiple transient courses from another college.
Are there any student organizations?
Yes, the Marketing program encourages student participation in
any of the student organizations offered at MTC. However,
Marketing students are encouraged to join Skills USA as an
opportunity to enhance leadership skills, build business skills and
network with other professionals.
11. Instructor
Rebecca Clark
Moultrie Veterans Parkway Campus – Room A 245
Office hours: 2:00-3:00 Monday-Friday
E-mail: rclark@moultrietech.edu
Phone: 229-217-4180
As set forth in its student catalog, Moultrie Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national or ethnic
origin, gender, religion, disability, age, political affiliation or belief, genetic information, veteran status, or citizenship status (except in those
special circumstances permitted or mandated by law).
Lisa Newton, Title IX Equity Coordinator and ADA/Section 504 Coordinator - 229.217.4132
800 Veterans Parkway North, Moultrie, GA 31788
Moultrie Technical College, a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia
