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MRKT 600 Applied Market Research runs a full study in eight weeks: an approved topic, a ten-page literature review on twenty peer-reviewed sources by week two, interviews you record and we code, a survey with statistical analysis and a twenty-page research prospectus.

MRKT 640 Consumer Behavior asks for roughly fifteen hundred words of discussion every week, a main thread and two long replies with scholarly sources and biblical integration, while a group research paper passes through four graded stages; short weekly quizzes stay with you.

MRKT 661 Ethical and Legal Issues in Marketing pairs two thousand-word discussion threads with four professional pieces: a memo, an email, a policy paper and a slide presentation, each resting on legal or scholarly authority beyond the texts.

MRKT 670 Brand Management centers on a 2,500-word audit of a real brand, proposed in week two and delivered on a set template in week seven, with two 2,000-word case studies from Keller, four discussions and a faith paper; the midterm and final are yours.

MRKT 690 is the final-term capstone: two fifteen-page group strategy reports on a simulated company, two individual reports comparing real companies that won and lost as markets changed, a project valuation exercise, two discussions and a faith essay in week one.

The course table below links each to its own four pages, where every graded item is listed with what is prepared and what you keep.

Read in order, the five move from understanding buyers and markets to protecting a brand, staying within the law and building a full strategy.

Every MRKT course begins with Liberty's published guide and your section's prompts. The writer sorts the written items from tests and ratings, then sets each written item to arrive before its Canvas deadline.

Research courses start early. In MRKT 600, the topic and search for twenty sources begin the day the course opens, because the literature review is due at the end of week two.

Discussion-heavy courses run on a weekly cycle. MRKT 640 and 661 threads arrive early in each week, and replies follow once classmates have posted.

Brand work starts from the brand. For MRKT 670, a brand with enough public information is proposed in week two, and the audit is built through the term on Keller's template.

Group work gets only your share. In MRKT 640 and 690, your sections are written to the team's outline and format, and the team's decisions and peer ratings stay with you.

Fieldwork stays in your hands. In MRKT 600 you conduct the interviews and distribute the survey; the guide, the coding and the analysis are prepared for you.

Faith papers and integration paragraphs are written from your notes and tied to a specific marketing decision, such as honest claims in advertising or fair treatment of vulnerable consumers.

Each course goes to a marketer suited to it. A market research analyst handles MRKT 600, a consumer insights specialist MRKT 640, a marketing compliance manager MRKT 661, a brand strategist MRKT 670 and a chief marketing officer or strategy consultant the capstone.

Most hold an MBA or an MS in marketing, and several have managed campaigns, research budgets or brand portfolios for national companies or agencies.

They are comfortable with the statistics MRKT 600 asks for, the consumer theories MRKT 640 tests and the case law MRKT 661 cites.

Their professional habits show: memos written to be read in a minute, audits that end in decisions, strategy reports with numbers behind every recommendation.

A reviewer reads each paper before it reaches you for accuracy, logic and APA.

One coordinator follows you across courses and records the brands, markets and topics you have used, so the capstone can build on earlier work where prompts allow.

Your name and employer stay with the coordinator, and workplace examples are written in general terms.

Writing volume is the first problem. MRKT 640's weekly discussions and MRKT 661's thousand-word threads ask for more words each week than many students write in a month at work.

Research method is the second. MRKT 600 expects a real study design, an ethics certificate, interview coding and survey statistics, which is new territory for most marketers.

Legal reasoning is the third. MRKT 661 asks for statutes, regulations and cases, not opinions, and its memo and policy paper must read as professional advice.

Brand analysis is the fourth. The MRKT 670 audit must follow the template, cover the brand inventory and brand exploratory, and end in recommendations rather than description.

The capstone is the fifth. MRKT 690 depends on a team and a simulation, and its two strategy reports carry most of the grade.

Biblical integration runs through every course and is graded, which surprises students who have not met it before.

Most of this lands on people already working full-time in marketing, where deadlines rarely line up with Canvas.

A course can be handed over by itself or in sequence with the next ones in your plan. Arranging MRKT 600 before it opens matters most, given its week-two review.

Quotes are per course, with every discussion, paper, stage and report on its own dated line. Quizzes, exams, peer evaluations and anything you record or conduct never appear on them.

What a course costs depends on the items chosen, their length and the time left before the first deadline.

A course already underway is quoted from the current week, once the writer has read your graded work.

Payment is per course, so you commit only to the one in front of you.

Many students hand over the two heaviest writing courses, MRKT 640 and 661, or the capstone, and keep the rest.