University Studies RequirementsBachelor of Science in Business (B.S.B.) |
Oral and Written Communication |
7 hrs. |
- ENG 105 [or ENG 104]*
- COM 161 [or HON 165]*
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Scientific Inquiry, Methodologies, and Quantitative Skills |
11-12 hrs. |
- One science course with lab (4-5 hrs)
- MAT 140 (4 hrs)*
- MAT 220 (3 hrs)*
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World’s Historical, Literary, and Philosophical Traditions |
6 hrs. |
- CIV 201 or CIV 202 [or HON 201 or HON 202]*
- HUM 211 [or HON 251]*
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Global Awareness, Cultural Diversity, and the World’s Artistic Traditions |
3 hrs. |
- One course in foreign culture, multiculturalism, study abroad, international affairs or fine arts (3 hrs)
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Social and Self-Awareness and Responsible Citizenship |
6 hrs. |
- Ethics, Social Responsibility and Civic Engagement Elective
- ECO 230*
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University Studes Approved Electives |
9 hrs. |
- CSC 199*
- ECO 231*
- University Studies Elective
Choose from the list of University Studies electives (no more than two courses from any one category and no more than one enrichment elective).
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| Total |
43-44 hrs. |
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Business Core Courses |
ACC 200*
ACC 201*
BPA 099
BPA 215*
BPA 355
BPA 442
CIS 243*
CIS 343
ECO 310
FIN 330
LST 240*
MGT 350
MGT 443
MGT 590
MKT 360
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| Total |
41 hrs. |
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Business Administration Program Requirements |
International Business Elective |
3 hrs. |
Upper- or Lower-Level Business Elective |
9 hrs. |
Upper-Level Business Elective |
18 hrs. |
Unrestricted Electives |
8 hrs. |
| Total |
37 hrs. |
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TOTAL FOR DEGREE: |
120 hrs. |
*Required for admission to AACSB accredited business programs
During the second semester of the sophomore year students must contact their advisor to initiate admission to one of the AACSB accredited business programs. Students seeking admission to upper-division courses who have not completed all of the required pre-admission course work will be allowed to pre-register for upper-division courses if they satisfy the minimum grade point average requirements at the time of application and if they are concurrently enrolled in the courses necessary to complete the pre-admission requirements. Failure to meet all requirements for admission will result in denial of admission to the college; students denied admission will not be admitted to upper-division classes. Students may appeal to an appeals committee.
The admission standards are as follows:
