Affordable, Online Degrees in Business Management

What sets Penn Foster apart from other online schools for business management? Our online Business Management classes are self-paced, so you can earn an Associate or Bachelor’s Degree on your own time — and for just $79 a credit!

What is a Business Management degree?

Our Business Management programs teach foundational concepts used regularly in entry-level management positions across a variety of industries. You will learn fundamental skills such as marketing, human resources, and finance, as well as more in-depth topics like interpreting and presenting business data, navigating corporate and global environments, and much more.

How to get a degree in Business Management from Penn Foster

With Penn Foster College, you can earn both your Associate and Bachelor’s degrees completely online. Choose a Business Management program below to get started:

What jobs can I get with a Business Management degree?

Those with degrees in Business Management are highly valuable to companies across a wide variety of industries — from fashion and restaurants to healthcare and construction, in settings ranging from small business and nonprofits to large incorporations. Take the first steps toward expanding your career opportunities with online Business Management classes from Penn Foster College.

What is the average salary of someone with a business degree?

The average salary¹ of Business Management graduates varies based on industry, work experience, and several other factors. Here are some median Business Management salaries for a few major industries:

Administrative Service Managers: $90,050
Financial Managers: $121,750
Human Resources Managers: $106,910
Sales Managers: $117,960

Ready To Learn More?

Choose one of our online Business Management degree programs below to start the next chapter in your professional journey.

Associate Degree in Business Management

Bachelor's Degree in Business Management

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¹ Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Management Occupations, on the Internet: Administrative Service Managers, Financial Managers, Human Resources Managers, Sales Managers. (Visited January 5, 2018.)