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Ski Resort Management/Operations
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I'm going into my senior year of high school, so I am beginning my college search. My number 1 choice is Bentley College in MA, because I want to major in business management. Can anyone here tell me what ski resort management is exactly because I want to see if I could possibly minor in this area.
Thanks!
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im going for it this year, its not really as much buisness tho its grooming, snowmaking,park and pipe, lifts, alot of maintance stuff like that
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oh shit really? i thought it had to do with scheduling events and other everday businesses of the resort...
shows how much i know! lol
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i mean i havnt gone yet but it seems like youll hav to do sum stuff like that but mainly maintnance shit
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i think the scheduling of events and things would be more like a marketing thing
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true, i know you live in canada but Bentley is one of the top-ranked business schools in the nation, but im not sure if they have courses like that unfortunately :(
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Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah has a Ski Area Management program. Alebeit very pricy.
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will wesson "fakieseven" majored in that, id pm him.
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ski resort management is boooring.
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I graduated in '05 from Western State College in Gunnison CO (30 min from Crested Butte where I lived the whole time and still do)
Double Major:
Business
Recreation
Emphasis:
Ski and Resort Management
Sweet major, getting a bus degree, learning all that as well as the rec, and you def get to learn how to scheduale, manage people in a resort setting, etc.
Other schools like CMC (Colorado Mountain College) will teach you to run snow cats, lift opp. etc, in a two year program. those are in Leadville, Steamboat, Breck.
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yea thats exactly what i want to do, and maybe marketing for a resort as a second option...thanks alot!!
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inm the US a college and university are the same thing pretty much, except a unvi is usualy a state school
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A University has many schools within itself, which divides up majors into each corresponding school, while a college is just one school with a diverse set of majors.
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yea, and i think universities have way more people than a college
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which is why it's often necessary to have multiple schools.
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mine is called "recreation and leisure management"
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