The Management & Marketing courses provide students a foundation of the principles and concepts of marketing, as well as retail management. Students will learn about product promotion, planning, budgeting, and the nature and scope of sales. In Entrepreneurship second semester, students focus on planning, owning and running a small business, including the legal requirements.

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The Entrepreneurship course advances students foundational skills of the general principles and concepts of marketing, and exposes them to more advanced topics including employability skills, sales and management, inventory, marketing research, finance and ownership. Students develop the skills necessary to become upwardly mobile and explore career goals, including the legal requirements, which are required to start their own business. Students may be eligible to earn college credit.