E-Business Certificate of Achievement
Lansing Community College
Program Overview
Lansing Community College offers an E-Business Certificate of Achievement program that can be completed entirely online. The program’s courses have flexible schedules and allow coursework to be completed at home or anywhere outside of campus. Although course schedules are flexible, they are not self-paced. There will be strict due dates for coursework like quizzes, discussions, and projects.
Students within the program will learn how to use the Internet to facilitate safe business transactions. Instructors will teach the required marketing and technical skills to help create a successful online business. The program will also teach students to use business, marketing and web related resources to help manage online business projects. All coursework within the E-Business Certificate of Achievement program can be used to towards the E-Business, Associate in Business Degree.
Lansing Community College offers students a number of various resources in order to help make online learning more comfortable. Students will be able to access online tutoring, a live phone service offering technical support, and an online library that is available 24/7. Academic Advisors are also available to provide assistance and answer any questions regarding course enrollment.
In order to receive the certificate, students must complete a minimum of 32 credit hours. Within those 32 credits, students must finish 21 Required Course credits and 11 Limited Choice credits. The Limited Choice section is pided into two “Choices”. The two Choices are Choice 1: Design and Development Related and Choice 2: Business Related. Some courses that will be offered during the program are Design & Communication, Adobe Photoshop for Non-Majors, Microsoft Expression Web, Advanced Web Development, PHP Web Development, and Intro to Computer Programming.
Program Details
Degree Level: Certificate
Delivery Format: 100% Online
Accelerated Degree:
Accreditation & Licensing
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission
Requirements
- Prospective students that are 18 years or older are able to attend by submitting an application.
- High school students that are between 14-18 years old may apply under the High School Dual Enrollment Program.
- Home schooled students that are between 14-18 years old may apply under the Home School Program.
School Overview
Lansing Community College is a two-year public school located in Lansing, Michigan. LCC was founded in 1957 by Phillip Gannon. Lansing is the third largest community college in Michigan based on enrollment size and holds classes at off-campus learning centers throughout the Lansing region and in Howell and St. Johns.
Lansing Community College offers certificates of completion and associate’s degrees. Classes are offered in traditional and off-campus formats and are held during the day, evening, and weekends for optimum convenience. Off-campus learning includes: online courses, telelearning, The University Center, and off-campus learning locations.
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