Business, B.S.

Professors: Keven Malkewitz

Associate professor: Bojan Ilievski, Rajeeb Poudel

Mission

Prepare students for challenging roles and opportunities in business, advanced degree programs and professional certification.

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate quantitative literacy in a variety of business contexts.
Interpret and analyze information to solve problems or make decisions.
Use appropriate writing methods to communicate concepts in business environments.

Core Courses

BA 131 Introduction to Business Computing Credits: 3
BA 211Z Principles of Financial Accounting Credits: 4
BA 213Z Principles of Managerial Accounting Credits: 4
BA 230 Introduction to Business Law Credits: 3
BA 240 Quantitative Business Methods Credits: 4
or MTH 241 Calculus for Social Science I Credits: 4
BA 243 Business Statistics Credits: 4
or STAT 243Z Elementary Statistics I Credits: 4
BA 310 Principles of Marketing Credits: 3
BA 315 Financial Management Credits: 3
BA 325 Portfolio Management Credits: 3
BA 361 Organizational Behavior Credits: 3
BA 362 Business Ethics Credits: 3
BA 367 Regression Analysis Credits: 3
BA 368 Introduction to Operations Research Credits: 3
BA 411 Marketing Strategy Credits: 3
BA 490 Operations Management Credits: 3
BA 491 Strategic Management Credits: 3

Choose One

EC 318 Money and Banking Credits: 4
EC 319 Public Finance Credits: 4
EC 340 International Trade Credits: 4
EC 344 Labor Economics Credits: 4

Upper Division Elective Credits: 24

24 credits in Business, Economics or Entrepreneurship

Within these 24 upper division credits, students wishing to obtain a concentration in Finance, International Business, Management or Marketing will select from designated courses as follow:

Choose One Concentration (Optional)

Total Credits: 80

Note:

Additional information regarding these requirements should be obtained from the division. Limited courses taken at other institutions may be transferred to the program based on the course and grade obtained.