Specialized courses distinguish the two tracks.
The hospitality track provides a grounding in the knowledge and skills of lodging management. The tourism track prepares the student for travel and tourism related fields such as tour planning, travel arranging and site management. The curriculum is designed to prepare individuals for entry or management level employment and for transfer to baccalaureate degree or specialized programs. Courses provide a broad general education cation, general business studies, and a background for working with a variety of people. The focus is on developing analytical, organizational, interpersonal, management, and problem solving skills.