Division of Business & Economics
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Accounting-127 credit hour curriculum, Finance and Economics-127 credit hour curriculum, Management-124 credit hour curriculum and Marketing-124 credit hour curriculum.
General Education Requirements
- W131 Elementary Composition I (3) - must have C- or better W231 Professional Writing Skills (3) or C204 Business Communications (3)
- S121 Public Speaking (3)
- M118 Finite Mathematics (3)
- M119 Brief Survey of Calculus (3)
- P103 General Psychology (3)
- S100 Introduction to Sociology (3)
M007, M014, and W031 do not count toward the BS degree in business administration.
Distribution Requirements (32 cr. hr.)
- Humanities and Fine Arts (9)
- Behavioral and Social Sciences (6)
- Science (5)
- General Education Electives (12) (non-business) includes COLI G100 and G130 or CSCI A100 if high school preparation is inadequate (2-3)
Business (44-47 cr. hr.)
- W100 Introduction to Business (3)
- A201 Introduction to Accounting I (3)
- A202 Introduction to Accounting II (3)*
- E103 Introduction to Microeconomics (3)
- E104 Introduction to Macroeconomics (3)
- L203 Commercial Law I (3)
- B330 Computerized Statistical Analysis (1)**
- E270 Introduction to Statistical Theory in Economics and Business (3)
- D301 International Business Environment (3)***
- F301 Financial Management (3)
- M301 Marketing Management (3)
- P301 Operations Management (3)
- I300 Foundations and Principles of MIS (3)
- W301 Management and Organizational Theory (3)
- Z301 Organizational Behavior and Leadership (3)
- J401 Administrative Policy (3)
- X410 Business Career Planning and Placement (1)
*A202 is a requirement for the Management, Marketing, and Finance and Economics concentrations but not for the Accounting concentration.
***D301 is a requirement for the following concentrations: Finance and Economics, Management and Marketing.
No business or economics course below a C will be accepted in this degree program. Prerequisites must be met before enrolling in the 301 courses.
Concentration Requirements Management (9 cr. hr.)
- W430 Organizations and Organizational Change (3)
- J404 Business and Society (3)
- Z440 Personnel and Human Resource Management (3)
Electives
- Choose from any business or economics courses (15)
Accounting
- A311 Intermediate Accounting I (3)
- A312 Intermediate Accounting II (3)
- A325 Cost Accounting (3)
- A328 Introduction to Taxation (3)
- A422 Advanced Financial Accounting I (3)
- A424 Auditing (3)
- L303 Commercial Law II (3)
- S223 Business & Professional Communication (3) or S229 Discussion & Group Methods (3)
Electives
- Choose from any 300-400 level accounting course.
Marketing
- D301 The International Business Environment (3)
- M325 Selling (3)
- M415 Advertising and Promotion Management (3)
- M419 Retail Management (3)
- M450 Marketing Strategy (3)
Electives
- M303 Marketing Research (3)
- M402 Marketing Channels (3)
- M405 Buyer Behavior (3)
- M407 Business to Business Marketing (3)
- M418 Advertising Strategy (3)
- M426 Sales Management (3)
- M429 Legal Aspects of Marketing (3)
- M480 Professional Practice in Marketing (3)
- E321 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (3) or E430 International Economics (3)
- F494 International Finance (3)
- G300 Introduction to Managerial Economics (3)
- G450 Managerial Forecasting (3)
- L412 The Ethical Responsibilities of Business (3)
- W311 New Venture Creation (3)
Finance and Economics (21 cr. hr.)
- A325 Cost Accounting (3)
- F303 Intermediate Finance (3)
- F420 Investment (3)
- F494 International Finance (3)
- G300 Introduction to Managerial Economics (3) OR E321 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (3)
- E322 Intermediate Macroeconomics (3)
- E350 Money and Banking (3)
Electives
- F446 Management of Commercial Banks and other Financial Institutions (3)
- F480 Professional Practice in Finance (internship) (3-6)
- G450 Managerial Forecasting (3)
- G480 Professional Practice in Business Economics (internship) (3-6)
- E340 Introduction to Labor Economics (3)
- E406 Undergraduate Seminar in Economics (3)
- E430 International Economics (3)
- E495 Economic Development (3) OR any other 300-400 level Finance (except F301) and/or Economics courses.
