Academic Catalog 2025-2026

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Business Management, Associate of Applied Science (Entrepreneurship/Small Business Concentration)

Today’s good idea could be tomorrow’s business plan. The Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management Concentration in Business Management offers the knowledge and skills needed to start a new business venture, contribute to a growing enterprise, identify new business opportunities, and/or successfully operate a small company. Students in this program will learn all the components of running an entrepreneurial venture or small business, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling all aspects of a small business organization. Whether you create your own business or work for someone else, the skills you learn will be valuable in any business endeavor.

Outcomes for Accounting Concentration
After completing this program, students will also be able to:

  • Apply the financial, management, and marketing skills needed to be successful when opening a business
  • Identify and analyze innovative business opportunities, assessing the viability of concepts
  • Develop and refine business idea(s) from concept through a complete business plan
General Education Requirements
ENGL 1010English Composition I 13
or ENGL 1011 English Composition I with Lab
ENGL 1020English Composition II3
MATH 1300College Algebra3
or MATH 1310 College Algebra with Lab
SPCH 1100Fund of Effective Speaking3
or SPCH 1310 Interpersonal Communication
ECON 2000Microeconomics 23
or ECON 2020 Macroeconomics
Natural Sciences Electives3
Major Courses 1
ACCT 2400Principles of Fin Accounting3
BUSN 1100Introduction to Business3
BUSN 1150Survey of Microcomputer App3
BUSN 2100Management3
BUSN 2190Legal Environment of Business3
BUSN 2400Business Communication3
BUSN 2700Foundations of Strategic Mgmt 23
or BUSN 2750 Business Internship
Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management Concentration 1
ACCT 2100Computerized Accounting3
BUSN 1500Starting Your Own Business3
BUSN 2000Principles of Marketing3
BUSN 2500Financing for Entrepreneurs3
Approved Electives 19
Customer Service,Sales,Skills
Personal Finance
Business Math with Excel
Retailing
Business Law
Any Accounting (ACCT) course
Total Hours60
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Must earn a grade of “C” or better in each. At least 21 credit hours must be earned in residence.

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Students taking both ECON 2000 and ECON 2020 can use one course as an approved elective.
Students taking both BUSN 2700 and BUSN 2750 can use one course as an approved elective.