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Business Administration: Small Business Entrepreneurship

Business Administration: Small Business Entrepreneurship
Nashua Community College > Programs > Business Administration: Small Business Entrepreneurship
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The mission of the Department of Business and Technology at Nashua Community College is to provide a variety of degrees and professional certificates that respond to the needs of local and regional employers, while maintaining academic integrity.  Degrees, certificates, and courses are designed to provide students with the opportunity to learn skills, theories, and practices that prepare students to be successful in business endeavors.  Additionally, degrees, certificates, and courses are designed to fulfill the academic requirements to allow students to transfer into a variety of bachelor degree programs.

The Associate in Science in Business Administration curriculum  in Small Business Entrepreneurship offers a mix of applied and theoretical courses. The objective of the program is to provide the knowledge students will need for successful careers as owners of a small business.

This option should be considered by students who desire to learn the methods and processes of starting a small business enterprise or by those individuals who seek to manage a small company or family-owned business.

Topics of study include:

  • Developing the idea
  • Describing the business to potential investors
  • Preparing a comprehensive Business Plan
  • Marketing the idea
  • Critical cash flow analysis

For students looking to pursue an education beyond the Associates degree, this program is designed to transfer to Bachelor degree programs.

Program Outcomes

Upon the completion of the degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Small Business Entrepreneurship, graduates will be able to:

  1. Students will demonstrate the capability and initiative to identify entrepreneurial opportunities, as well as assessing and evaluating risks by developing a theoretical business plan.
  2. Students will demonstrate the ability to prepare, communicate, and present a business plan to a professional audience.
  3. Students will demonstrate the ability to conceptualize, plan, finance, manage, and grow a mock small business.
  4. Students will demonstrate a working knowledge of research and analytical skills necessary by developing a comprehensive business plan for a successful new business venture.
  5. Students will demonstrate the ability to develop tactical, operational, and strategic plans.
  6. Students will demonstrate the ability to use and understand the basic financial statements according to the generally accepted accounting principles in order to manage the efficient and effective use of company resources.
  7. Students will demonstrate the ability to utilize promotional and public relations concepts, theories and models to develop marketing strategies.
  8. Students will demonstrate the ability to synthesize previous coursework while assessing management strengths and weaknesses of business entities.

In addition, the graduate will be able to demonstrate competency in the general education outcomes.

Program of Study

Total Credits:
62

Course Sequencing

First Year – Fall Semester

Item #
Title
Credits
ACCT101N
Financial Accounting I
4
BCPT119N
Software Applications
3
ENGL101N
College Composition
4
Behavioral Social Science Core Requirement +
3

Behavioral Social Science Core Requirement

Total Credits: 3

Students are advised to meet with their advisor to make appropriate elective selections based on their career goals and to facilitate the broadest range of transferability.


First Year – Spring Semester

Item #
Title
Credits
ACCT102N
Financial Accounting II
4
BUS110N
Principles of Management
3
BUS104N
Principles of Marketing
3
English/Communications +
3

English/Communications

Total Credits: 3

ENGL122N recommended


ENGL122N
Technical Writing
3
MATH106N
Statistics I
4

Second Year – Fall Semester

Item #
Title
Credits
BUS207N
Sales
3
Business Elective +
3

Business Elective

Total Credits: 3

Consult with Advisor


BUS213N
Principles of Advertising
3
BUS240N
Business Law
3
Humanities/Fine Arts or Global Awareness +
3

Humanities/Fine Arts or Global Awareness

Total Credits: 3

HUMAXXXN or PHIL109N

HUMA140N is recommended for Associate in Arts Degree in Communications

Any language recommended for Associate in Science Degree in Paralegal Studies. 

Students are advised to meet with their advisor to make appropriate elective selections based on their career goals and to facilitate the broadest range of transferability.


PHIL109N
Introduction to Philosophy
3
HUMA140N
American Cinema
3

Second Year – Spring Semester

Item #
Title
Credits
BUS201N
Human Resources Management
3
Business Elective +
3

Business Elective

Total Credits: 3

Consult with Advisor


BUS204N
Small Business Management: A Capstone Course
3
BUS290N or Open Elective +
3

BUS290N or Open Elective

Total Credits: 3

Consult with advisor.


BUS290N
Management/Small Business Entrepreneurship Internship
3
Science Core Requirement +
4

Science Core Requirement

Total Credits: 4

Science elective must be 4 credits

PHYS101N or PHYS130N recommended

Lab Science recommended for Associate in Science Degree in Human Services 

Recommended Lab Science courses are Calculus-Based Calculus-Based Physics I and Physics II for Associate in Science Degree in Mathematics 


PHYS101N
Physical Science I
4
PHYS130N
Physics I
4
Total Credits:
62

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