Degree Work sheet Entrepreneurship AAS Fall 2021
Entrepreneurship
A.A.S. Degree
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is the lifeblood of our market economy. Current estimates are that 80% of new jobs are created by small businesses. This program is designed to provide graduates with the information and skills they will need to create, start and manage their own businesses. This degree will assist students intending to establish their own businesses in a variety of fields such as retail, wholesale, construction, manufacturing, consulting and the entire service industry.
Careers on Career Coach
Self-employment is not the only option for our graduates. This degree provides a thorough overview of business which will be necessary for success in a wide variety of industries in the business world. Learn about related jobs:
Transfer Options
Although the Entrepreneurship A.A.S. degree is not primarily designed for transfer, graduates do have the opportunity to continue their education at four year colleges and universities. Past graduates seeking transfer have successfully continued their studies at Wells College and at Boston University.
Degree Requirements
A.A.S.
Minimum Credits for Graduation:
62 credits
Fall Term 1
Minimum Total Semester Credits: 15|
BUAD103, Entrepreneurship I, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
CAPS121, Introduction to Spreadsheets, 1 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
CAPS131, Introduction to Databases, 1 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
ENGL100, Academic Writing I, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
| Choose one from the courses listed below: Minimum credits required: 3
|
|
|
Use Schedule Search for electives |
|
Select a minimum of 3 credits from the courses listed below:
ARAB@ ART101, Art History: Ancient to Early Medieval, 3 cr. ART102, Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary , 3 cr. ART104, History of Photography and Video, 3 cr. ASL@ CHIN@ CRJU217, Ethics in Criminal Justice, 3 cr. ENGL1@ ENGL2@ ENVS105, Environmental Ethics, 3 cr. ENVS112, Food Systems III: Identity, Ethics, and Culture in the Global Food System, 3 cr. ESL101, English as a Second Language I, 8 cr. ESL103, English as a Second Language II, 8 cr. ESL120, Writing and Grammar III, 4 cr. ESL121, Reading & Vocabulary III, 4 cr. FREN@ GERM@ HUMN@ ITAL@ MUSI101, Music Appreciation, 3 cr. MUSI108, Music Theory I, 3 cr. MUSI109, Music Theory II, 3 cr. PHIL@ RECR270, Wilderness and the American Culture, 3 cr. RUSN@ SOCE258, Creative Nonfiction Writing, 3 cr. SPAN@ WGST248, Contemporary Women Writers, 3 cr. |
Use Schedule Search for electives |
Spring Term 1
Minimum Total Semester Credits: 16|
ACCT101, Principles of Accounting I, 4 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
BUAD108, Sales and Sales Management, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
ENGL101, Academic Writing II, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
| Choose one from the courses listed below: Minimum credits required: 3
|
|
Select a minimum of 3 credits from the courses listed below:
A SUNY GEN ED Natural Sciences course, especially ENVS 102 - Technology and the Environment, is recommended. ASTR@ BIOL@ CHEM@ CSCI@ ENVS101, Introduction to Environmental Science, 3 cr. ENVS102, Technology and the Environment, 3 cr. ENVS116, Soil Science, 3 cr. ENVS141, Agroecology, 3 cr. ENVS202, Integrated Pest Management, 3 cr. GEOL@ METR@ PHSC@ |
Use Schedule Search for electives |
Fall Term 2
Minimum Total Semester Credits: 16|
ACCT102, Principles of Accounting II, 4 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
BUAD201, Business Law I, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
BUAD207, Entrepreneurship II, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
BUAD208, Principles of Management, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
| Choose one from the courses listed below: Minimum credits required: 3
|
Spring Term 2
Minimum Total Semester Credits: 15|
BUAD204, Principles of Marketing, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
BUAD212, Quality Customer Service, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
BUAD264, Entrepreneurial Internship, 3 cr. |
Schedule: Sp, Su, Fa, Wi |
|
|
Use Schedule Search for electives |
|
|
Use Schedule Search for electives |
SUNY General Education & Tompkins Cortland Liberal Arts courses
Note: The @ symbol represents any course number or discipline. For example, BIOL @ means any course with a Biology course prefix. An @ alone means one course in any course discipline with any course number.
Student Showcase
Clark Young
Four Tompkins Cortland students took honorable mention at the prestigious New York State Business Plan Competition - Southern Tier Division, for their business plan to fund, develop, promote, and sell Breath of Life. Breath of life is a sophisticated solution to the issue of treating pneumothorax injuries (chest cavity punctures leading to collapse of lung(s), which often occur in combat and in car crashes.
The team, consisting of, from the left, Daniel Kim (Engineering Science), Thomas France (Biology), Clark Young (Entrepreneurship), and Alex Barraclough (Business Administration) completed in the Science Technology division at the competition held at Binghamton University.