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Program Summary

Concentration	Who might be interested	Career options/directions
General Business and Economics (40 hours)	You are not sure of what area you want to work, but know it is in business, public policy, finance, law, international, etc.	General degree with lots of flexibility to work in public policy, business, finance, law, non-profits, politics, etc. for the private, public or non-profit sectors
Entrepreneurship and Small Business (48 hours)	You want to start your own business, or work in a small business	Start up your own business or work in small business, any field, e.g. services, manufacturing, agriculture, etc.
Non-Profit Management (48 hours)	You want to work in the non-profit sector	Non-profit sector in any field e.g. social justice, health, education, environment, etc.
Sustainable Economic Development (60 hours)	You are interested in economic development and it?s related fields such as environmental, international economics and business, trade, etc.	Work in public policy arena in economic development, environmental, social justice fields for government, non-profit, or private sector OR law, international business, etc.

For information on the Business and Economics core and the required classes for the individual concentrations, visit the catalog's Business and Economics page.

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Concentration:	Who to Talk to:
General Business and Economics (40 hours)	Janice Jackson(Business), x3714 Susan Kask (Economics), x3713
Entrepreneurship and Small Business (48 hours)	Janice Jackson, x3714
Non-Profit Management (48 hours)	Susan Kask, x3713
Sustainable Economic Development (60 hours)	Susan Kask, x3713