Yeah, the "foundation" courses I'll need to take are all 600-level, but from what I understand, they're basically condensed courses of what I would've learned if I had taken an undergrad business major. They include stuff like "accounting for managers" and "finance and capital for managers." There are a lot of practicums involved too, so I'm hoping it will be a pretty pragmatic, and not dogmatic, approach to business.
My wife is studying to be a teacher right now, but between high school and college she worked her way up to be a sous chef at a pretty good restaurant, so she can run a kitchen competently, but she has absolutely no patience or enjoyment for all the boring business s*** I think is fascinating.