The FRNYC Business & Finance Pathway offers a dynamic curriculum tailored to prepare students for careers in business. Aligned with labor market demands, the pathway equips students with skills for positions such as Operations Manager, Marketing Coordinator, and Digital Marketing Specialist. Graduates are positioned to drive economic growth while pursuing higher education and fulfilling careers in business and entrepreneurship.
FRNYC Pathway Courses:
- SD 101: Social Justice Through the Lens of Hip-Hop (1 Credit)
Explore the evolution of Hip-Hop from 1970s NYC to a global movement. This course examines Hip-Hop’s cultural, business, and social impact—covering rap, graffiti, breakdancing, fashion, and entrepreneurship. Develop personal values while analyzing music and culture through a business lens. - BUS 160: Introduction to Business (3 Credits)
A survey of key business topics including: Marketing, Entrepreneurship, International Business, Economics, & Information Systems. - MKT 341: Introduction to Marketing (3 Credits)
Discover how businesses connect with customers. Topics include: Marketing strategies, Advertising, Market research, Sales management, & Distribution channels. Offered in-person, hybrid, or online.
FRNYC Supplemental Courses:
- ECON 102: Introduction to Microeconomics (3 Credits)
Learn the basics of economic analysis, resource allocation, trade, and income distribution. Understand how the price system impacts everyday business decisions. Available online. - ECON 220: Introduction to Economic Statistics (3 Credits)
Gain skills in data analysis, statistical inference, correlation, and regression for business and marketing applications. Offered face-to-face, hybrid, or online.