The 18-credit Minor in Small Business Development allows undergraduate students to complement their current majors with knowledge that will enhance their chosen careers. The minor provides the analytical skills, business fundamentals, practical knowledge, and legal and ethical foundations necessary to develop a business plan, create marketing strategies, identify capital resources, and manage a small business or other entrepreneurial venture.
Small Business Development Minor Mission Statement: The Minor in Small Business Development is intended to provide adult learners with the analytical skills, practical knowledge, and legal and ethical foundations to develop business plans, create marketing strategies, identify capital resources, and manage a small business or other entrepreneurial venture.
Course ID | Title | Credits |
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Business Fundamentals | 12 | |
Accounting I | ||
Intro To Human Resources | ||
Managing Org Behavior | ||
Business Ethics | ||
or BSLS 3800 | Leadership: Navigating for Success | |
Select One: | 3 | |
Entrepreneurship | ||
Developing a Small Business | ||
Select One: | 3 | |
Introduction to Marketing Principles | ||
Essential Business Skills | ||
Writing in the Workplace | ||
Legal Aspects of Business | ||
Global Business | ||
Advanced Perspectives in HR Management: Theory & Practice | ||
Total Credit Hours | 18 |