Not for Profit Business Minor

(18 credits)

The Not-For-Profit Business minor is a strategic program that considers the unique elements of Not-For-Profit businesses and provides the bridge between traditional business study and the distinct and unusual challenges of Not-For-Profit. A student in this minor will be exposed to key elements of business with a strong emphasis on the integration into a Not-For-Profit organization.

Required Courses: (18 credits)

ECON 205 - Principles of Microeconomics Credits: 3
MGTE 210 - Principles of Accounting I Credits: 3
MGTE 215 - Principles of Management Credits: 3
MGTE 342 - Not-For-Profit Business Fieldwork Experience Credits: 3-6
MGTE 350 - Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations Credits: 3
MGTE 415 - Proposal and Grant-Writing Credits: 3
or
SOCI 415 - Proposal Writing and Fundraising Credits: 3

Notes:

Students should see the MGTE department chair to formally add the Not-for-Profit Business Management Minor!

MGTE 210 and MGTE 215 require MGTE 150 Introduction to Business as a prerequisite.

MGTE 350 requires MGTE 121 Principles of Marketing as a prerequisite.

Academic Catalog

Not for Profit Business Minor

Required Courses: (18 credits)

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