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Nov 21, 2024
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Spring 2023 Catalog FINAL VERSION - Closed for Revisions
Business Administration, BS
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This major is administered by the area of Business in the School of Business and Economics .
In the business major you complete courses in core content and electives from accounting, business, and economics. Upon completing the business major, you will be prepared to work professionally in the business world.
Program Learning Outcomes
Evidence of Business Administration graduates’ level of preparation will be found in your ability to:
- Analyze and solve Business and Economics problems
- you will be able to apply core concepts, models, and methods from business, accounting, and economics in identifying and solving problems
- Demonstrate the intercultural competencies necessary to thrive in an increasingly global marketplace
- you will be able integrate global perspectives and competencies in business interactions
- Appreciate the importance of behaving professionally and ethically
- you will be able to recognize and analyze an ethical dilemma, applying an appropriate ethical framework
- you will be able to work effectively with others in team settings
- Communicate effectively
- you will be able to craft and present an effective professional oral presentation
- you will be able to successfully write an effective professional report
- Absorb concepts in areas of core business knowledge
- demonstrate literacy in accounting, economics, marketing, management, production, finance, information systems, and business law
Successfully complete a minimum of 76-79 credits in the Core and Elective requirements as described below.
Note: Required courses marked ** below have Math prerequisites. Depending on your placement score, additional courses may be required.
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Core
In general, try to complete the core classes in approximately this sequence. The courses near the beginning of the list serve as prerequisites for courses near the end of the list.
Calculus, 3-5 credits
Take one of:
Note
If you anticipate doing advanced study in a field such as Actuarial Science, you should take MATH 225 .
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*If you are completing an Accounting major, you may substitute ACCT 370 .
Internship, 3 credits
Take one of:
Electives
Successfully complete an additional 24 credits in the SBE, 200-level or above, not including ACCT 497 , ACCT 498 , BUS 320 , BUS 496 , BUS 497 , BUS 498 , ECON 200 , ECON 497 , or ECON 498 . To add Business Administration major to another SBE major, complete at least 18 additional credits.
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