Bachelor
of Science in Business Administration
Suggested four-year
schedule
In
general, 100-level courses should be taken
during the freshman year, 200-level courses
during the sophomore year, 300-level courses
during the junior year, and 400-level courses
during the senior year. Following these levels
is particularly important for core courses.
All prerequisite course requirements must
be met prior to enrolling in any course. See
the course description for each course. A
typical schedule for a student in the BSBA
degree is as follows:
- First
year (32 hours)
- GSW
111 and/or 112 (3-6)
- MATH
126 or 131, or both 134 and 135 (5-6)
- BG
Perspective courses and/or electives
(20-24)
- Second
year
(30 hours)
- Admission
courses: ACCT
221, 222; BA
203, ECON
202, 203; MIS
200; STAT
211, 212 (24)
- Four
courses must be completed with at least
a "C" by 45 hours. (All eight
courses are required for graduation.)
- BG
Perspective courses and/or electives
(6)
- Third
and fourth years (60 hours)
- Business
core courses: BA
390; ECON
302, 303, 304, 311, or 351; FIN
300; LEGS
301; MGMT
300 and 360; MKT
301 and OR
380 (24)
- Business
core capstone course: BA
405 (3) (following successful completion
of FIN
300, MKT
301, MGMT
300 and 360, OR
380, and BSBA admission)
- Area
of specialization (15-27)
- BG
Perspective courses and/or electives
(6-18)
Although
this represents the program for a typical
student, students are encouraged to complete
a minor and to participate in internships,
cooperative education, and education abroad
programs. Areas of specialization have more
precise requirements, as shown on the following
pages.
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