Entrepreneurship and Real Estate Entrepreneur

The degree program prepares students to start a new business or to make an existing business more successful. Coursework focuses on the development of broad business and communications skills, plus the specific skills and plans required to succeed as an entrepreneur. If your main goal is to transfer to a four-year school, including earning a B.S. degree in Business Administration, consider completing the AS-T in Business Administration instead.

We project that 15-20 students will graduate with this degree annually. 

The purpose is to provide current and future small business owners with necessary skills to open or improve their business. There is a projected annual gap of about 17,047 students in the Bay Region and 4,250 students in the East Bay Sub-Region. The program prepares students to open their own business or to improve the effectiveness of an existing business.

We are submitting for changes in the AS degree in Entrepreneurship and the certificate of achievement in Real Estate Entrepreneur. The classes below are for the degree. The certificate includes 6 classes: ENTR 1 Intro to Entrepreneurship, REST 80 Real Estate Principles, REST 84 Real Estate Practice, REST 85 Real Estate Economics, ENTR 20 Marketing for Entrepreneurs, and ENTR 30 The Business Plan.

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None of the Bay Area colleges offers a certificate in Real Estate Entrepreneur. However, there are eighteen community colleges in the Bay Region issuing 170 awards on average annually (last 3 years ending 2021-23) on TOP 0506.40 - Small Business and Entrepreneurship. In the East Bay Sub-Region, there are seven community colleges that issued 97 awards on average annually (last 3 years) on this TOP code.