Management, B.A.

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Management emphasizes organizational performance and analysis. Graduates are employed in a wide range of companies and public and private agencies. Students who pursue graduate study normally work toward the M.B.A. degree or an M.S. degree in management.

B.A. Requirements:

BUS 135 - Introduction to International Business
BUS 162 - Management of Organizations
BUS 168 - Marketing
BUS 205 - Introduction to Business Law
BUS 241 - Business and Economic Statistics
BUS 384 - Human Resource Management
BUS 460 - Management Information Systems
BUS 482 - International Management
BUS 475 - Business Strategy
ACC 201 - Accounting Principles I/Financial
ACC 202 - Accounting Principles II/Managerial
ECN 250 - Microeconomic Principles
ECN 252 - Macroeconomic Principles
FIN 350 - Corporate Finance
One elective from any ACC, BUS, ECN or FIN courses at the 300/400-level

Recommended support courses:

Support courses should be selected from English , Sociology , Mathematics , Psychology , Leadership, Ethics and Values and Communication .

Typical Course Sequence

Assumes the student has the necessary prerequisites.

	FALL	WINTER	SPRING
FIRST YEAR:		BUS 162	BUS 168
SECOND YEAR:	ACC 201 BUS 205	ACC 202 ECN 250	BUS 135 ECN 252
THIRD YEAR:	BUS 241	FIN 350	BUS 384
FOURTH YEAR:	BUS 460 Elective	BUS 475 BUS 482

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Management, B.A.

B.A. Requirements:

Recommended support courses:

Typical Course Sequence