Entrepreneurship, CC

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Minimum Credits: 35
Contact Hours: 35-43

Kirtland’s unique program in Entrepreneurship is designed to offer discipline-specific course work from multiple vocational departments (e.g. Art, Automotive, Computers, Cosmetology and Manufacturing) along with business and accounting course work designed to provide a background in running or managing a business. This program is ideal for the small business owner, manager, or those opting to get into small business for the first time. It also works well for those who want to incorporate knowledge of business with their technical expertise. Students may also elect to pursue the Associate of Applied Science—Business Management or the Associate in Applied Science—Integrative Occupational Studies degrees at any point in this program.

Core Program Requirements: 23 credits

ACC 12100 Accounting Principles I 4 cr.
ACC 12500 Accounting with QuickBooks 4 cr.
BUS 10700 Entrepreneurship and Innovation 3 cr.
BUS 10800 Personal Financial Planning 3 cr.
BUS 11600 Business Communications & Presentations 3 cr.
BUS 21500 Business Law 3 cr.
MKT 20000 Principles of Marketing 3 cr.

Approved subject concentration (12-12.5 credits/12-20 contacts):

Courses in the subject concentration must be reviewed and approved by the student’s advisor and the Dean/Director.

Minimum Program Credits: 35

Suggested sequence of courses:

Note:

Students should seek additional information and/or advising from their academic advisor. For an appointment, please call (989) 275-5000, ext. 280.

Entrepreneurship, CC

Core Program Requirements: 23 credits

Approved subject concentration (12-12.5 credits/12-20 contacts):

Minimum Program Credits: 35

Suggested sequence of courses:

Semester 1 (Fall) 16 credits

Semester 2 (Winter) 16 credits

Semester 3 (Summer) 3 credits

Note: