Minor in Business Administration

Students majoring in the liberal arts, sciences, or any non-business area can learn business fundamentals by completing the Business Administration Minor. A four-course core introduces business minors to the functional areas of business. Students then select three additional business courses to complete the minor.

Course Requirements		Semester Hours
BUS 2101	Financial Accounting	3
BUS 3010	Management and Organizational Behavior	3
BUS 3470	Principles of Marketing	3
BUS 2710	Survey of Finance*	3
	3 Business electives (selected from the list below)	9
Total		21

Select 3 courses from the following:
BUS 1950	Computer Concepts and Applications for Business
BUS 2102	Managerial Accounting
BUS 2750	Legal and Social Environment of Business
BUS 2810	Business Statistics I
BUS 3200	International Business
BUS 3500	Management Information Systems
BUS 3950	Operations Management
FIN 3720	Investments
FIN 3740	Real Estate Fundamentals
FIN 3750	Management of Financial Institutions
FIN 3770	Working Capital Management
MAR 3720	Consumer Behavior
MAR 3780	Promotion Management
MAR 3875	Retail Management
MAR 4490	International Marketing
MGT 3450	Human Resource Management
MGT 4320	Small Business and Entrepreneurship
MIS 2000	Information Systems Careers & Logic Skills
MIS 3200	Business Networking Fundamentals
MIS 3505	Advanced Microcomputer Applications & Development
MIS 3515	Information Presentation
MIS 3530	Business Web Site Design

Non-business majors--including students enrolled in the Minor in Business Administration--may complete no more than 25% (30 semester hours) of undergraduate course work in business courses. Business courses include courses with any of the following prefixes: BUS, ACC, AIS, COM, CIS, FIN, MAR, MGT, and MIS.

*Students who have the prerequisites (BUS 2102, ECN 2802G, and junior standing) may substitute BUS 3710 for this course.