Overview
High School of Business™ is designed similarly to a college business administration program, where students take two semesters of a business class each year for four years. Students in High School of Business™ have the opportunity to earn 21 college credits while attending high school.
Overview
Mountain Range High School of Business™ is an accelerated high school academic program. Students enrolled in High School of Business™ start college on the first day of high school.
Designed as a college-level Business and Administration Program: Students enrolled in the High School of Business™ program start earning free college credits as a Freshman in high school. Credits are transferable to colleges after the student graduates high school. Students in HSB can earn up to 21 college credits by the time they graduate high school.
Curriculum overseen by business and industry leaders: Each course is built around MBA Research’s National Standards for Business Administration, which are based on business practitioner research, as well as academic standards.
Each of our High School of Business™ courses is designed to:
Provide students with a thorough understanding of business concepts and their theoretical underpinnings
Foster economic understanding in the context of business decision-making
Encourage students to think critically
Stimulate innovative and entrepreneurial thinking
Stress integration with academics
Provide a foundation that supports advanced study in business
Stimulate information literacy skills
Provide a broadly based business curriculum that supports transferable skills and knowledge between and among industries
Incorporate the use of technology to perform business activities
Stress the use of emotional intelligence in diverse societies
Foster a realistic understanding of professional business environments and employer expectations
Foster an understanding, appreciation, and application of business ethics.
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