Entrepreneurial Leadership
Looking to start your own organization? Want to take the one you have to the next level? This program is designed with you in mind.
Focused on entrepreneurial organizations, this degree is ideal for anyone striving to start something new. With the skills and credibility that a college degree provides, we can help you take your organization to the next level.
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Bachelor in Entrepreneurial Leadership
Common Courses
- Foundational Courses
- Foundations of Academic Inquiry
- Critical Reasoning
- Computer and Digital Literacy
- Introduction to Urban Studies
- General Core Courses
- Written Composition I
- Written Composition II
- World Literature I
- World Literature II
- Inquiry Based Research and Writing
- Public Communication
- Interpersonal Communication
- Mathematics for the Liberal Arts
- Urban Biology
- Chemistry of Common Consumer Products
- Principles of the Physical Sciences
- World Civilization to the 18th Century
- World Civilization From the 18th Century
- Old Testament Survey
- New Testament Survey
Faith and Works Courses
- Biblical Theology of the Marginalized
- Christian Ethics
- OT I: Pentateuch
- NT I: Jesus and the Gospels
Major Courses
- Management Core
- Fundamentals of Christian Leadership
- Financial Assessment
- Entrepreneurship in Multicultural Communities
- Human Resources Management
- Sales Management
- Organizational Strategy
- New Organizational Start Courses
- Intro to Entrepreneurial & Nonprofit Leadership
- Principles of Marketing for Startups
- Business As Mission in Urban Communities
- New Organizational Development
- Capital Generation & Funding Methodologies
- Social Innovation and Community Transformation Courses
- Community Development I
Associate of General Studies
Common Courses
- Foundational Courses
- Foundations of Academic Inquiry
- Critical Reasoning
- Computer and Digital Literacy
- General Core Courses
- Written Composition I
- Written Composition II
- World Literature I
- World Literature II
- Public Communication
- Interpersonal Communication
- Urban Biology
- Chemistry of Common Consumer Products
- Principles of the Physical Sciences
- World Civilization to the 18th Century
- World Civilization From the 18th Century
- Old Testament Survey
- New Testament Survey
Major Courses
- Introduction to Entrepreneurship
- Leadership Theory
- Financial Assessment
- Human Resources Management/Development
- OT I: Pentateuch
- NT I: Jesus and the Gospels
- Biblical Theology of the Marginalized
Our associate degree program qualifies for the Tennessee Reconnect grant.