BUSINESS MANAGEMENT/ ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Catalog 2007-2008
Advisor: Marilyn Besich, Terri Dwyer
The Business Management/ Entrepreneurship program of study is designed to prepare students for employment in management positions in small business enterprises or to create and operate their own small business enterprises.
Outcomes: Graduates are prepared to:
- Utilize mathematical concepts and theories to analyze the viability of a business and to use those concepts and theories in the decision making process.
- Develop an understanding of societies and cultures and use that understanding to implement business practices reflecting the diversity of customers and employers.
- Incorporate social science theories and constructs from the fields of psychology and sociology into the application of management theories.
- Analyze the legal requirements and ethical implications of business decisions and how such decisions affect the business, community and society.
- Utilize computer hardware and soft ware to effectively manage
information.
- Analyze the feasibility of a business opportunity through development of a business plan.
- Utilize oral, written and listening skills to demonstrate an understanding of business practices and theories and effectively interact with others.
Required Skills
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Fall Semester
Suggested Electives - 6 credits required
Other electives may be selected with advisor’s prior approval.
Students who complete this AAS degree and take Math 108 Algebra for College Students (instead of Math 130 Precalculus Algebra) and one additional math course, Math 216 Basic Statistics, will be able to transfer this degree as the first two years of Bachelor of Science degrees in Management, Health Care Management, or Human Resource Management through Park University.
THE INFORMATION ON ALL TRANSFER PROGRAMS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. STUDENTS SHOULD CONTACT BETTY DEEB AT PARK UNIVERSITY FOR POTENTIAL CHANGES: 406-761-7540, BETTY.DEEB@PARK.EDU
~ Many students need preliminary math and English courses before enrolling in the program requirements. These courses may increase the total number of program credits. Students should review their math and English placement before planning out their full program schedule.
+ A grade of "C-" or above required for graduation
* Indicates prerequisites needed
** Placement in course(s) is determined by admissions assessment
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