Enterprise Program for Women-

Bachelor of Arts in Professional Studies

Please note:  Chatham is not currently accepting applications for this program

 

The Enterprise Program for Women has been developed to provide an academic environment for women age 24 and above to complete their bachelor's degree.  Students will choose from a variety of course options.  Courses will be held online, at our residential Shadyside Campus, and at our beautiful Eden Hall Campus in Gibsonia, PA.


The program is designed so that students entering with no college at all taking two classes at a time can complete the program in four years. A maximum of 75 credits may be transferred in to the Enterprise program from prior coursework and learning. Students in the program will benefit from orientation, advising, career counseling, and academic support specifically tailored to meet the needs of Enterprise students.


Tuition & Financial Aid

  • For every two classes taken, the second class is discounted by 50%.
Admissions Requirements
Applicant must:
  • Be age 24 or above
  • Complete an application
  • Submit official transcripts of any college or university work OR high School work showing graduation OR show evidence of having earned the GED
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Enterprise Program for Women (EPW) Program Structure
 
Total 120 Credits
 
GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES | 40 credits
 
Writing
3 credits
 
Cultural Studies
3 credits
 
Humanities
3 credits
 
Social Science
3 credits
 
Math
3 credits
 
Lab Science
4 credits
 
Environmental Studies
3 credits
 
Public Speaking
3 credits
 
World Music
3 credits
 
Wellness
3 credits
 
Enterprise Seminar
3 credits
 
Integrative Seminar
3 credits
 
Diversity and Identity
3 credits
COURSES WITHIN MAJOR | 30 credits
ELECTIVES | 50 credits
Students may take as elective courses:
 
Any undergraduate online course offered at Chatham University
 
Undergraduate on-ground courses, with permission
 
Specific Enterprise program elective courses, to be developed
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Major Requirements- BUSINESS
COURSES WITHIN MAJOR | 30 credits
ACT 222
Financial Accounting Principles
3 credits
BUS 105
Introduction to Management
3 credits
BUS 225
Business Communication
3 credits
BUS 235
Group Dynamics in Organizations
3 credits
BUS 245
Marketing
3 credits
BUS 272
Introduction to Finance
4 credits
BUS 300
Organizational Research & Quantitative Methods
3 credits
CMP 140
Introduction to Computer Science
3 credits
ECN 101
Principles of Macroeconomics
3 credits
PHI 212
Business Ethics
3 credits