Management & Entrepreneurship
The Management & Entrepreneurship pathway prepares students for careers focused on business operations, leadership, administration, and financial management. Students can explore areas such as business administration, accounting, office management, organizational leadership, and entrepreneurship. Through practical coursework, students build communication, decision-making, financial, and management skills that can lead to continued education and careers across businesses, nonprofits, healthcare, government, and other industries.
Accounting Technology
Detail-oriented and interested in the financial side of business? Accounting Technology prepares students with practical skills to help businesses and organizations accurately manage financial information and support day-to-day accounting operations.
Students build a foundation in financial and managerial accounting while developing skills in financial statement preparation, income tax preparation, payroll, business applications, and accounting technology such as QuickBooks. The program also strengthens critical-thinking and analytical skills used to understand and organize financial information. Graduates can pursue entry-level opportunities as accounting clerks, accounting assistants, and other financial or business office support professionals, while current employees can use the program to strengthen their accounting skills.
Administrative Professional Studies
Organized, detail-oriented, and enjoy helping things run smoothly? Administrative Professional Studies prepares students with the professional, communication, technology, and organizational skills needed to support the day-to-day operations of businesses and organizations.
Students develop skills for coordinating office activities, managing information and communications, supporting teams and leadership, and handling a variety of administrative responsibilities. Graduates can pursue career opportunities as administrative assistants, executive assistants, office managers, and other administrative professionals in businesses, nonprofit organizations, education, government, healthcare, and a wide range of other industries.
Business
Interested in business, management, or building the skills to one day lead an organization of your own? The Business program provides students with a broad foundation in key business concepts while preparing them for career opportunities or continued education.
Students develop knowledge and skills across a variety of business disciplines, gaining an understanding of how organizations operate and make decisions. Graduates can pursue entry-level opportunities in business and management-related fields or transfer to a four-year institution to continue toward a bachelor's degree in business, management, or a related area.
Business Administration
Interested in how businesses operate, make decisions, and turn ideas into results? Business Administration prepares students with practical knowledge and skills in areas such as management, accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and leadership.
Students learn to apply business concepts to real-world situations, strengthen decision-making and problem-solving skills, and understand how different areas of an organization work together to improve performance. Graduates develop a versatile business foundation that can lead to career opportunities in management, operations, sales and marketing, administration, and other business-related fields across a wide range of industries.
Management
Interested in leading teams, solving business challenges, and helping organizations succeed? The Management program prepares students with the leadership, communication, and decision-making skills needed to coordinate people, resources, and day-to-day operations in a variety of workplace settings.
Students build a foundation in business and management while developing practical skills in leadership, problem-solving, communication, and organizational decision-making. Specialized areas of study may include Administrative Management, Accounting Management, and Health Care Management. Graduates can pursue entry-level supervisory and management-track opportunities in business, healthcare, finance, government, nonprofit organizations, and other industries, or continue their education in business and management-related fields.