This course is a comprehensive introduction to the various fields within business and accounting, encompassing both classroom and experiential learning environments. Students will be encouraged to integrate and apply knowledge learned in previous courses to real world projects provided by local companies. Career exploration, self-awareness, business relationship building, soft skills and work readiness will be incorporated into this course.
Prerequisites
Students must have completed at least 30 credit hours in an AAS or AS degree program (which must include ENG 101 and CSC 102), a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or better, completed at least 12-15 credit hours in business and/or accounting courses as listed: 4-8 credits in accounting courses (ACC 120 and any other ACC course) AND 6-9 credits in business courses (BUS 101 and any other BUS course(s))
Semester Offered
Offered upon sufficient demand