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Submitter's Information

Name

Dr. Henry D Young

Title

Business Administration Department Chair

Region

Inland Empire/Desert

College

Victor Valley College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Dr. Mckenzie Tarango

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Entrepreneurship Certificate

Submission Type

New Program

TOPs Code

Business Administration (050500)

Projected Start Date

02/13/22

Catalog Description

The Entrepreneurship program is designed to develop students' entrepreneurship mindset, ideation, and skills necessary for starting, maintaining, and growing a small business. Courses emphasize exploring the entrepreneurial mindset, small business feasibility analysis, legal considerations, financial management, marketing, innovation, market research, and entrepreneurship pitching techniques. Completion of this certificate will allow students to pursue various entrepreneurial interests.

Enrollment Completer Projections

Small Business and Entrepreneurship program outcomes in the Inland Empire/DesertRegion in the academic year 2015-16 [unlessnoted otherwise]:

• Number of students who completed 12+ CTE units in one year: 97 (CA: 21) [2016-17]

• Number of students who transferred to a 4-year institution: 43 (CA: 12)

• Employed in the fourth fiscal quarter after exit: 54% (CA: 59%)

• Median annual earnings after exit: $23,229 (CA: $25,231)

• Median change in earnings: 53% (CA: 45% )

• The proportion of students who attained a living wage: 47% (CA: 59%)• Job closely related to the field of study: N/A (CA: 90% ) [2014-15]

• Economically disadvantaged students: 76% (CA: 69%) [2016-17]

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
Program Goal

Create an Entrepreneurship Certificate to support student development, community, regional needs promoting new business development opportunities. Moreover, increase students' awareness, understanding, and industry applicable skills to develop and operate small businesses. Potentiallypositively influencing the entrepreneurship ecosystem influencing increased job creation impacting the financial well-being of constituencies connected toVictor Valley College and the Inland Empire communities. 

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

18

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

The entrepreneurship programs academic and practical training for students to drive positive, disruptive societal change by building scalable enterprises. The faculty in the program teach students entrepreneurial mindset development, leadership, and decision-making, innovation and strategy development, legal environment aspects, fundamentals of venture financing, and business startup skills.

Program Requirements
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
ENTR 100
Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset
               3.0                 S1
ENTR 102
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
               3.0                 S1
ENTR 104
Starting a Business for Entrepreneurs with Limited Resource
               3.0                 S2
ENTR 106
Money, Finance, and Accounting for Entrepreneurs
               3.0                  S2
ENTR 108
Entrepreneurial Law
               3.0                  S3

Supporting Documents

Inland/Empire Desert Regional Questions

Submission Details

Published at

09/08/21 - 02:48 PM

Status

Recommended

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Diann Thursby Super User   ·  09/14/21

Received regional recommendation at 9-13-2021 IEDRC Deans Meeting.