This course provides an initial exposure to business principles in a free enterprise economy, within the context of a Christian worldview. Students acquire the foundational understanding and skills needed to successfully complete higher-level business curriculum, in preparation for a robust business career. The curriculum focuses on the role of business in the economy, developing a working business vocabulary, and the scriptural perspective on business and commerce.

This course provides an initial exposure to business principles in a free enterprise economy, within the context of a Christian worldview. Students acquire the foundational understanding and skills needed to successfully complete higher-level business curriculum, in preparation for a robust business career. The curriculum focuses on the role of business in the economy, developing a working business vocabulary, and the scriptural perspective on business and commerce.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of public administration in our American system of government, including the execution of the public laws, regulations, court decisions, and public policies that form the core of our constitutional form of government. Students will examine administrative responsibilities, bureaucracy and core theoretical underpinnings of government bureaucracy and the administrative state.

This course  will provide a study of the basic concepts of financial accounting and an overview of how accounting contributes to an organization and its stakeholders. Course work covers the development of financial statements and the use of financial information for decision making and effective financial management. It will introduce the fundamentals of financial accounting necessary to enhance organizational performance. Emphasis will be placed on strengthening the students’ ability to interpret and apply financial information as opposed to an in-depth study and application of accounting theory and practice.