Business Administration/Management (Bachelor of Science Degree)

Today's businesses seek bright, aggressive managers in a variety of business fields. Managers and supervisors today must have the ability to communicate and motivate employees in a changing work environment. In addition, tomorrow's manager 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 exposure to a variety of courses to help prepare 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 from a variety of 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
  • Ec201 Micro-Economics
  • Ma202 Statistical Methods OR IT1545 Introduction to Presentation Technology and IT156 Introduction to Database Concepts and Applications
  • Mg150 Management
  • Mg207 Marketing
  • Mg303 Financial Management
  • 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

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