Most often students who choose this concentration will also select the Traditional Liberal Arts concentration. Participation in one foreign language exchange program. The Business Concentration offers a solid foundation in both business and computer skills leading to employment within the business community or to further education. Career opportunities might include accounting, bookkeeping, data processing, computer programming, banking, management, marketing, and retailing. Many students interested in pursuing further formal education in business may also need to fulfill the Traditional Liberal Arts Concentration requirements, depending upon their post-secondary plans.
Colleges vary in terms of their entrance requirements for business majors.
In order to keep all of your options open, careful choices should be made with respect to your course selections. Accounting I, II Advanced Computer Applications MOUS Additional Field Study Business Concentration students may also select as many other electives found in this booklet as their schedule allows. Upon approval from the Department Chair and the Headmaster, up to 4 elective credits may be earned through Field Study. The Vocational Technology Concentration will provide students with basic knowledge necessary for work or further study in the fields of construction, drafting, engineering or transportation. Course work will include an introduction to a variety of areas including power, energy, communication and manufacturing.