Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
The entrepreneurship program provides students broad, intellectual, practical skills that demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge and concepts related to: identifying business opportunities, evaluating ideas, assessing the markets, and exploring risks and rewards. Additionally, students will develop a business model canvas and pitch their business idea.
Through a series of courses that include hands-on and experiential learning, students develop knowledge and skills that serve as a springboard to start, run, and grow their own business.
Contact Us
*Please direct general inquiries to your educational advisor
Educational Advisor
Lorena Franco
951-222-8624
Lorena.Franco@rcc.edu
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Faculty Advisor
Laneshia Judon, J.D.
(951) 222-8820
laneshia.judon@rcc.edu
BE 220B
| Entrepreneurship AS
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Major Units 24 |
Typical Time to Completion 1.5 years |
Program Requirements |
| Entrepreneurship Certificate CE
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Major Units 15 |
Typical Time to Completion 1 semester |
Program Requirements |
| Entrepreneurial Essentials CE
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Major Units 12 |
Typical Time to Completion |
Program Requirements |
| Entrepreneurial Foundations CE
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Major Units 15 |
Typical Time to Completion |
Program Requirements |
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Entrepreneurship and the Team CE
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Major Units 18 |
Typical Time to Completion |
Program Requirements |
You may be a visionary. You may be a missing part of a team. Business, education, government and non-profits are looking for individuals to fill in the gaps both strategically and hands on. Your career possibilities are extremely diverse. Take a class, earn a certificate (where applicable) or work toward your Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) to a California State University or University of California. If you are interested to learn more, you can explore other instructional pathways in Business, Law, and Computer Information Systems.