Core Curriculums
University Core Curriculum
All majors must complete a minimum of 50 semester hours in the University Core Curriculum.
A student's major area of specialized study and the University Core Curriculum complement each other. The former provides knowledge that distinguishes us from one another in our diverse walks of life; the latter provides knowledge and abilities that all educated people share. By joining the two, the University can accomplish its primary mission of preparing students to live wisely.
College of Business majors must complete specific courses in mathematics, social behavior, global communities, and synthesis to provide the necessary background in analytical tools and behavioral sciences upon which the advanced study of management is based.
Business Core Curriculum
Core Requirements for all Business Majors
31 semester hours
These required business core courses provide breadth in a college
education for business and a foundation for specialization in a major.
(Economics and computer
science are offered in the College of Business but are not business
majors. Students enrolled in these programs do not take the business
core.)
The following required core courses provide breadth in a college education for business and a foundation for specialization in a major:
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Computer Applications in Business -or- Advanced Microcomputer Applications |
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Accounting Principles I |
3 hours |
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Accounting Principles II |
3 hours |
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Business
Communication |
3 hours |
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Legal Environment of Business |
3 hours |
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Elementary
Statistics |
3 hours |
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Business Finance |
3 hours |
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Principles of Management |
3 hours |
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Principles
of Marketing |
3 hours |
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Business Career Planning and Professional Development |
1 hour |
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Policy Formulation and Implementation |
3 hours |
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(MNGT 452 satisfies the University Core requirement for synthesis) |
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(1) Required of Business Education and Marketing majors |
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(2) Required of all other business majors |
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