The Associate Degree in Entrepreneurship Management at Martin Community College is a Business Administration program built from general education groups and business/entrepreneurship requirements. Students complete 5 general education groups chosen from English, Communication, Mathematics, Social/Behavioral Sciences, and Humanities/Fine Arts. The major requirements include courses such as Introduction to Business, Business Law I, Entrepreneurship I, Small Business Management, Entrepreneur Marketing, and Funding for Entrepreneurs.
The plan totals 64 credits, with 33 credits from major requirements and 16 credits from other requirements, plus additional general education credits. Course structure is organized across Fall Semester 1, Spring Semester 1, a Summer Semester, Fall Semester 2, and Spring Semester 2. The curriculum includes Work-Based Learning I (WBL-112) and Work-Based Learning II, alongside options such as Electronic Business, Social Media Marketing, Spreadsheet, and a Business Applications Capstone.
Modules
- ACC-120 Principles of Financial Accounting
- BUS-110 Introduction to Business
- BUS-115 Business Law I
- BUS-137 Principles of Management
- BUS-139 Entrepreneurship I
- BUS-230 Small Business Management
- ETR-230 Entrepreneur Marketing
- ETR-240 Funding for Entrepreneurs
- ECO-251 Principles of Microeconomics
- MKT-120 Principles of Marketing
- CIS-110 Introduction to Computers
- CIS-111 Basic PC Literacy
