• Hands-on internships will give you experience that will position you for full-time employment after graduation.

• The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a specialization in Information Systems degree is approved and accredited by the prestigious AACSB International, which accredits only 10% of the business schools around the world.

• Class sizes are generally small so that students get individual attention from our faculty. Nine full-time PhD professors and one instructor with a master’s degree teach the courses.

• At AUM, you’ll develop practical skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem-solving, and people management. You’ll have the opportunity to become skilled at seeing the big picture and taking action decisively.

• Renée Borg is a Technical Marketing Representative at RSA Dexter Avenue Data Center.

• Hunter Harris is Information Systems Manager for the Alabama State Bar Association.

• Tobias Mense is Chief Information Officer for AUM’s Office of Technology.

• Thomas Thaggard is a recruiter at GDH Consulting.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might enhance your resume and abilities, such as Marketing.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Hands-on internships will give you experience that will position you for full-time employment after graduation. 

• The management curriculum aligns with the universal knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for business leadership.

• The College of Business is accredited by the AACSB International, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious business school accrediting organization. Of the more than 1,400 business programs in the nation, only 418 are AACSB accredited.

• At AUM, you’ll develop practical skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem-solving, and people management. You’ll have the opportunity to become skilled at seeing the big picture and taking action decisively.

• Hellana Marshall is a member of the Litigation Support staff at Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton LLP.

• Lynn Carter is president of Southeast Cherokee Construction Inc.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might complement your career path. For instance, managers use technology extensively, so a minor like Information Systems could provide additional skills that enhance your resume and abilities.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Hands-on internships will give you experience that will position you for full-time employment after graduation. Students intern with companies such as Rheem Manufacturing, SAVIC Innovative Plastics, Kelly Services, Baptist Health, Jackson Hospital, and East Alabama Medical Center.

• At AUM, you’ll develop practical skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem-solving, testing and assessment and people management. You’ll learn about compensation, health and safety, and labor law as you also become skilled at hiring the right people and keeping your hires happy and productive.

• The campus chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management Club gives students a chance to socialize while learning more about the field of human resource management. For more information contact the club advisor, Dr. Mary Kiker, at (334) 244-3517 or mkiker@aum.edu.

• Sandra Stenger, PHR is the Vice President of Human Resources for MAX Credit Union.

• Arlene Brown is an Employment Specialist for Auburn University’s Human Resources department.

• Hazel Waites is an AmeriCorps Member working at Hands on River Region.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might complement your career path. For instance, HR professionals use technology extensively, so a minor like Information Systems could provide additional skills that enhance your resume and abilities.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Marketing students have interned with companies like Leadership Alabama, Sherwin Williams, Girl Scouts of Alabama, and Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center.

• Marketing students have established a partnership with AUM Athletics faculty and promote and run concessions to earn revenue for their club.

• The AUM College of Business is the only business school in the Montgomery area to receive accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business for both its undergraduate and graduate business programs, putting our college in the ranks of the top business schools internationally.

• Gary Soriano is the franchise owner of Chick-Fil-A EastChase in Montgomery. Gary and his wife Susan have established a scholarship to benefit an EastChase Chick-fil-A employee who attends AUM.

• Mallory Anderson is an Account Manager for Outside Sales at medical sales with Specialty Labs.

• Graduate Jimmy Hill is president and CEO of River Region United Way.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might complement your career path. For instance, marketers use technology extensively, so a minor like Information Systems could provide additional skills that enhance your resume and abilities.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• A number of undergraduate scholarships are available for students in the College of Business.

• The AUM College of Business is the only business school in the Montgomery area to receive accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business for both its undergraduate and graduate business programs, putting our college in the ranks of the top business schools internationally.

• For more information about the AUM Entrepreneurship program, please contact the faculty and staff in the Department of Business Administration.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might complement your career path. For instance, if you aspire to market your own ventures and businesses, you might add a minor like Writing and Editing or ​Communications.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Our students receive supervised hands-on therapy experience in our on-campus Speech and Hearing Center.

• Alumni of our program are currently employed in school systems across the state of Alabama, private practice clinics, and rehabilitation centers, to name a few. 

• Our program has an excellent track record in placing students in graduate school.

• Nikki Stephens is a speech-language pathologist in the Montgomery Public Schools.
• Cassie Pierce is a speech-language pathologist at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Montgomery.
• Jennifer Camp Gillespie is a speech-language pathologist at HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Montgomery.
• Kelcy Andrews will be pursuing her Master’s degree in Communication Disorders at the University of Montevallo in the fall.
• Emily Ballard Stewart is a speech-language pathologist with Easter Seals.

How high will YOU SOAR?

• Take time in your busy school life to minor in an area of interest, like Art History, Human Nutrition or Psychology.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• 100% job placement for past graduates

• More than 90% pass rate on board of certification

• One of only two MLS programs in Alabama

• Convenient, online MLT to MLS option for current medical laboratory technicians

• Christy Young is a laboratory director at Mizell Memorial Hospital in Opp, Alabama
• Leslie Adams is a pharmacist at the U.S. Veterans’ Administration in Birmingham.
• Kyle Taylor is Head of the Department of Medical & Clinical Laboratory Sciences at AUM.

How high will YOU SOAR?

• Take time in your busy school life to minor in an area of interest, like Art History, Human Nutrition or Psychology.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• This baccalaureate curriculum prepares graduates to provide comprehensive care in a variety of acute, community and rehabilitative settings. It also provides a solid foundation for graduate study. 

• All nursing program options have been developed consistent with the American Association of Colleges of Nursing’s Essentials of Baccalaureate Education for Professional Nursing Practice (2008) and The Essentials of Master’s Education in Nursing (2011). Specific program curricula can be found in the AUM catalog.

• 98% of traditional BSN graduates have job offers at the time of graduation.

• Some AUM nursing students have received clinical training at Walter Reed National Military Medical Hospital in Bethesda, MD through ProjectSERVE (Student’s Education Related to the Veteran Experience).

• AUM nursing students get hands-on care experience through the Healthy Kids Outreach Initiative, which offers health screening to school children in underserved areas in Alabama.

• Stacy Hoffman Glass graduated as the Chancellor’s Scholar and accepted a position at Baptist Hospital.
• Dr. Linda Gibson-Young completed her BSN at AUM and earned a masters and PhD from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She is now an Associate Professor at Auburn University.
• Dr. Virginia Christine Simmons Muckler is a nurse anesthetist and simulation expert at Duke School of Nursing.
• After graduating from AUM, Ron Cleutat worked as a nurse manager of a cardiovascular intensive care unit, a travel nurse, and with disabled children. He is co-founder and CEO of Hemophilia Preferred Care, a company that provides healthcare services for patients with hemophilia and their families.

How high will YOU SOAR?

• Take time in your busy school life to minor in an area of interest, like Art History, Human Nutrition or Psychology.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• This baccalaureate curriculum prepares graduates to provide comprehensive care in a variety of acute, community and rehabilitative settings. It also provides a solid foundation for graduate study. 

• All nursing program options have been developed consistent with the American Association of Colleges of Nursing’s Essentials of Baccalaureate Education for Professional Nursing Practice (2008) and The Essentials of Master’s Education in Nursing (2011). Specific program curricula can be found in the AUM catalog.

• 98% of traditional BSN graduates have job offers at the time of graduation.

• Some AUM nursing students have received clinical training at Walter Reed National Military Medical Hospital in Bethesda, MD through ProjectSERVE (Student’s Education Related to the Veteran Experience).

• AUM nursing students get hands-on care experience through the Healthy Kids Outreach Initiative, which offers health screening to school children in underserved areas in Alabama.

• Stacy Hoffman Glass graduated as the Chancellor’s Scholar and accepted a position at Baptist Hospital.
• Dr. Linda Gibson-Young completed her BSN at AUM and earned a masters and PhD from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She is now an Associate Professor at Auburn University.
• Dr. Virginia Christine Simmons Muckler is a nurse anesthetist and simulation expert at Duke School of Nursing.
• After graduating from AUM, Ron Cleutat worked as a nurse manager of a cardiovascular intensive care unit, a travel nurse, and with disabled children. He is co-founder and CEO of Hemophilia Preferred Care, a company that provides healthcare services for patients with hemophilia and their families.

How high will YOU SOAR?

• Take time in your busy school life to minor in an area of interest, like Art History, Human Nutrition or Psychology.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.