Small Business and Entrepreneurship, AS (SBME-AS)
Small businesses are vital to the growth of our economy and will create most new jobs. This career program prepares students to be entrepreneurs and to start up new businesses, expand existing businesses, or apply entrepreneurial skills in a corporate setting. It also develops small business management skills to operate small businesses. This program will provide an opportunity to develop entrepreneurial skills with an understanding of marketing, accounting, business law, and management as they relate to business ownership. Practical training is provided through internships in small business settings. The program courses may be transferred to bachelor’s degree programs.
Courses
- ACCT1130 — Principles of Financial Accounting
- ACCT1250 — Accounting Applications I
- BENT2098 — Launch a Business
- BENT2170 — Small Business Management & Growth
- BENT2180 — Entrepreneurship
- BENT2300 — Business Plan
- BMKT2010 — Principles of Marketing
- BMKT2015 — Principles of eBusiness
- BUSN2100 — Business Communications
- BUSN2195 — Business Co-op Internship
- BUSN2310 — Business Law I
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- CSA1110 — Introduction to Software Applications
- CSA1111 — Spreadsheet Applications
- ECON1001 — Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECON1002 — Principles of Microeconomics
- ENG1010 — Composition
- HOSP2244 — Meetings, Conventions & Special Events Management
- MATH1001 — Quantitative Literacy