BUSI 423 Franchising Sample Papers, Week by Week

Liberty University · BS in Business Administration · Business and accounting · Updated

BUSI 423 studies franchising from both sides, the entrepreneur buying a franchise and the founder building a franchise system, with the legal relationship between them. The samples below cover every written week: threads on franchisees as entrepreneurs, why companies franchise and free riding on the brand, essays on the disclosure document, territory and readiness to franchise, a franchise feasibility case and the replies to classmates' projects.

CourseBUSI 423 Franchising (BUSI423)
Credit hours3
ProgramBS in Business Administration
Length8 Module/Weeks, online
Weeks with written work8 of 8
Samples on this site8 week sample papers
SourcesLiberty's 2026-2027 catalog and the published BUSI 423 course guide
UpdatedOctober 2026

What BUSI 423 covers

Forum threads in Modules/Weeks 1, 3, 5 and 7 must run at least 500 words, excluding references, and are written in Microsoft Word in APA format and attached to the forum; replies of at least 250 words to two classmates follow in the even modules/weeks.

Three essays of at least 1,000 words, due in Modules/Weeks 2, 4 and 6, develop analysis of key franchising questions, and the Case Study: Franchise Project, worth 270 points, is submitted in two parts in Module/Week 7, one to the forum and one through SafeAssign, with replies to two classmates' projects in Module/Week 8.

Liberty's 2026-2027 catalog describes BUSI 423 Franchising this way:
Franchising is a major form of business ownership and a strategy for growing ventures. This course examines franchising from both the perspective of the entrepreneur as a franchisee and as a franchisor. Topics will include selecting a franchise, developing a franchised business model, and legal issues associated with the franchised relationship.

BUSI 423 week by week, with the sample for each

WeekWritten work in the course guidePointsSample
Week 1Discussion Board Forum 1 Thread45Read the Week 1 sample
Week 2Essay 1 (Forum 1 Replies also due)70Read the Week 2 sample
Week 3Discussion Board Forum 2 Thread45Read the Week 3 sample
Week 4Essay 2 (Forum 2 Replies and Midterm Exam also due)70Read the Week 4 sample
Week 5Discussion Board Forum 3 Thread45Read the Week 5 sample
Week 6Essay 3 (Forum 3 Replies also due)70Read the Week 6 sample
Week 7Case Study: Franchise Project (Forum 4 Thread also due)270Read the Week 7 sample
Week 8Case Study: Franchise Project Replies (Forum 4 Replies and Final Exam also due)60Read the Week 8 sample

Where BUSI 423 papers lose points

BUSI 423 work loses points when threads are typed into the forum instead of attached as APA documents, when essays summarize the textbook instead of answering the question, when the franchise project lists disclosure items without totaling costs or testing earnings claims, and when project replies offer praise without analysis.

Using a BUSI 423 sample well

The samples draw on research about franchising as entrepreneurship, agency costs and capital scarcity, the stability of franchise contract terms, territorial encroachment, free riding, trust and compliance, and the survival of new franchisors, along with Federal Trade Commission guidance and the Franchise Bible.

BUSI 423 questions, answered

How long are BUSI 423 forum threads?

At least 500 words, not counting references, written in Microsoft Word in current APA format and attached to the forum; replies to two classmates run at least 250 words each.

What is the BUSI 423 Franchise Project?

A case study worth 270 points, submitted in Module/Week 7 in two parts, one posted to the forum for classmates and one through SafeAssign, followed by replies to two classmates' projects in Module/Week 8.

What textbook does BUSI 423 use?

Grossman and Katz's Franchise Bible: How to Buy a Franchise or Franchise Your Own Business (2017), read in pairs of chapters through the eight modules/weeks.

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