Business Administration/Management (Bachelor of Science Degree)

In today's business environment, managers and supervisors must have the ability to communicate and motivate employees in a changing work environment. In addition, managers must have the technical expertise and financial skills necessary to make decisions in a dynamic economy. The McCormick Division of Business provides students with a broad range of courses to prepare them for future management positions. The required Professional Core provides the student with a firm foundation in the areas of business and management. Students then select management courses to match their individual career goals.

Program of Study Requirements Credit
General Core Requirements 45
Professional Core Requirements
  • Ac101 Financial Accounting
  • Ac102 Managerial Accounting
  • Ba201 Business Law I
  • Ba202 Business Law II
  • Be245 Organizational Finance
  • Ec201 Micro-Economics
  • Ma202 Statistical Methods OR IT1545 Introduction to Presentation Technology and IT156 Introduction to Database Concepts and Applications
  • Mg150 Management
  • Mg207 Marketing
  • Mg315 Organizational Behavior
 30
Management Concentration
  • Two Ba/Mg courses at the 300 level
  • Two Ba/Mg courses at the 400 level
  • Capstone: Mg406 Strategic Management
 15
Minor (optional) 18
General Electives 15-30
Total Credits 120