Program: 68050

The Entrepreneurship Certificate Program is a 12-credit-hour program in which students assess the fundamental skills necessary to start and operate their own businesses, collaborate with others to identify business opportunities, join entrepreneurial ventures, or work in an entrepreneurial capacity for an established organization. After completion of this program, a student may obtain employment by launching a business venture, working for any business in any industry, and/or proceed toward completion of an Associate in Science in Business Administration and/or a Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs):
Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate is able to:
PLO 1: Develop entrepreneurial concepts.
PLO 2: Develop entrepreneurial resources.
PLO 3: Apply accounting principles and concepts to perform accounting activities.
PLO 4: Demonstrates money management skills.
PLO 5: Describe and conduct business records management.
PLO 6: Plan and develop a marketing-information management system.
PLO 7: Plan and develop promotional strategies.
PLO 8: Plan and develop pricing strategies.
PLO 9: Analyze business risk.
PLO 10: Analyze and identify legal considerations.