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8 Technical Business Option
COURSE TITLE COURSE NUMBER SEMESTER TAKEN CREDITS PREREQUISITES
College Writing I ENG111 3 ENG095 or placement and ESL098 or
RDG095 or placement
College Writing II ENG112 3 ENG111
Organizational Behavior/Design MAN112 satis�es Area 2 3
Macroeconomics or
Microeconomics
Contemporary Math II or
Statistics I or
Statistics I with Lab or
Calculus for Management
Science
ECO201 or
ECO202 satis�es Area 3
MAT173 or
MAT181 or
MAT183 or
MAT231 satis�es Area 4
Science and Technology From Area 5 4
Humanities From Area 6 3
3
3-4
MAT097 and RDG095 or placement
MAT097 or placement
MAT194 or placement
Principles of Management MAN111 3 ESL098 and ESL099 or ENG090 and
RDG095 or placements
Small Business Management MAN207 3 ACC102 or ACC105; MAN111; MAN105
or instructor approval
Principles of Marketing MAN105 3 ENG090 or placement and ESL098 or
RDG095 or placement
Principles of Accounting I ACC101 3 ESL098 or RDG095 or placement
Principles of Accounting II or
Accounting Information Systems
ACC102 or
ACC105
3 ACC101
ENG095 or placement and ESL098 or
RDG095 or placement
Business Law I BUS201 3 ENG095 or placement and ESL098 or
RDG095 or placement
Applications/Concepts CIT110 3 ESL098 or RDG095 or placement
Approved Apprenticeship 21 chair approval
TOTAL CREDITS 64 - 65
Business
The Business Administration Department offers eight academic
programs, placing graduates in a competitive position when
seeking employment or transferring to four-year academic
institutions. Students qualify for entry-level positions within their
areas of concentration.
This program is offered under an agreement with the New England
Laborers Union. Students will transfer college credit for courses
successfully completed during a New England Laborers Union
Training Apprenticeship. College credits must be approved by the
American Council on Education (ACE) and it is the responsibility
of the student to obtain ACE approval.
OPTION OVERVIEW
This option allows individuals in the vocational �eld to build on
their apprenticeship training to earn a college degree. Students
can earn transfer credit for courses that are approved by the
American Council on Education. Students learn business skills
that could be combined with their specialized skills to create
opportunities for self-employment or for career advancement and
career mobility.
CAREER OUTLOOK
This option prepares graduates to start and manage a small
business, and to move into management and supervisory
positions.
UPON COMPLETION OF THIS OPTION,
GRADUATES WILL BE ABLE TO:
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merchandising or manufacturing business that is structured
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strengths or weaknesses of the business.
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and agency.
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applications.
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business methodology and management issues.
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organization that can be used to advance its mission.
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