Business & Finance
Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance
Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance introduces students to the foundations of business, entrepreneurship, marketing, and financial literacy while building skills that apply across a variety of industries and careers. Students explore how businesses operate, compete, and grow while gaining an understanding of the role finance and marketing play in today’s global economy.
Throughout the course, students examine concepts such as business strategy, market trends, competition, financial decision-making, and global commerce. Students develop practical skills through collaborative activities, real-world scenarios, and projects designed to strengthen leadership, communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
The course provides a strong foundation for students interested in future studies and careers in business, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing, management, and related fields.
Course Information
• Course Credit: 1 Course Credit (Business Credit)
• Course Fee: None
• Prerequisite: None
Business and Personal Law
Business and Personal Law introduces students to legal principles and the role laws play in everyday life, business operations, and society. Students explore real-world topics involving contracts, consumer protection, legal systems, property rights, and professional responsibility while developing practical knowledge that can be applied in future careers and everyday decision-making.
Throughout the course, students analyze case studies, discuss legal scenarios, and strengthen skills in communication, negotiation, advocacy, and critical thinking. Students gain a better understanding of how laws impact individuals, businesses, and communities while exploring career pathways in law, business, government, and related fields.
Course Information
• Course Credit: 1 Course Credit (Business Credit)
• Course Fee: None
• Prerequisite: None
Business Information Management
Business Information Management prepares students with practical technology and organizational skills used in college, business, and professional environments. Students explore emerging technologies while developing the ability to manage information, create professional documents, and use digital tools that support communication, organization, and productivity.
Throughout the course, students gain hands-on experience creating advanced spreadsheets, managing databases, designing presentations and publications, and building digital portfolios. Students strengthen skills in file management, organization, and professional communication while learning how technology supports business operations and decision-making.
Students also have opportunities to earn industry-recognized Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certifications in programs such as Word and Excel, helping validate their skills and prepare for future academic and career opportunities. Students may also have opportunities to participate in competitions and showcase their technology and business skills.
Course Information
• Course Credit: 1 Course Credit (Technology Credit)
• Course Fee: $50
• Prerequisite: None
Banking and Financial Services
Banking and Financial Services introduces students to the world of finance and provides an understanding of how financial institutions operate within local and global economies. Students explore banking systems, investments, financial services, customer relationships, and the principles that drive financial decision-making.
Throughout the course, students analyze real-world financial situations while developing skills related to banking operations, regulations, financial literacy, risk management, and customer service. Students also explore careers in banking, finance, investments, and related industries while building knowledge and practical skills for future success.
Course Information
• Course Credit: 0.5 Course Credit (Business Credit)
• Course Fee: None
• Prerequisite: None
Global Business
Global Business introduces students to the interconnected world of international commerce and prepares them to understand business in a global economy. Students explore how businesses operate across countries and cultures while examining topics such as global trade, finance, marketing, economics, and international relationships.
Throughout the course, students analyze global markets, cultural influences, supply chains, and international business strategies while developing problem-solving, collaboration, and leadership skills. Students gain insight into how businesses adapt to changing markets and prepare for future opportunities in an increasingly connected world.
Course Information
• Course Credit: 0.5 Course Credit (Business Credit)
• Course Fee: None
• Prerequisite: None