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The College of New Jersey School of Business

Advising Resource Book

Academic Year 2011-2012

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Advising Resource Handbook

Table of Contents

Academic Calendar…….…………………………….……………………………….. 3

Advising and Mentoring …..…………………………….………………………….... 4

Where to Go, What to Do, Who Signs What? .………………………………………. 5

School of Business Contact Information.. ..………………………………………….. 6

Degrees, Programs and Student Activities in the School of Business……………....... 7

Opportunities for Business Students………………………………………………….. 8

Change of Major/Program Requirements for the School of Business………………... 9

Online Advising Resources………………………………………………………........ 10

2011-2012 Check Sheets and Suggested Four-Year Sequences

Accounting ...……………………………………………………………….. 12

Economics: Bachelor of Arts ………………………………………………. 14

Economics: Bachelor of Arts/Secondary Education………………………... 16

Economics: Bachelor of Science..………………………………................... 18

Finance ………. ……………………………………………………………. 20

Interdisciplinary Business ………..………………………………………… 22

International Business ………...……………………………………………. 24

Management ………………………………………………………………... 26

Marketing ………....………………………………………………………... 28

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2011-2012 Academic & Registration Calendar

Date Event/Activity

Fall Semester, 2011 Aug. 29, Monday Convocation Aug, 30, Tuesday First day of class Aug. 30, Tuesday - Sept. 7, Wed. Add/Drop week Sept. 5, Monday Labor Day, no class Sept. 6, Tuesday Follow Monday schedule Sept. 13, Tuesday Last day to request ungraded option Sept. 19, Monday – Oct. 7, Friday Sept. 20, Tuesday

Applications accepted for change of major/program Last day to withdraw from the College with 75% refund

Sept. 27, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from a 1st Quarter course with a W Oct. 4, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from the College with 50% refund Oct. 17, Monday - Oct. 18, Tuesday Fall break Oct. 18, Tuesday 1st Quarter ends Oct. 19, Wednesday 2nd Quarter begins Nov. 1, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from full semester courses with a W Nov. 1, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from the College with a WD in all courses Nov. 1, Tuesday - Nov. 11, Friday Spring and Summer 2012 registration window Nov. 14, Monday Late Registration Fine Assessed Nov. 15, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from 2nd Quarter courses with a W Nov. 22, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from the College with WP or WF Nov. 23, Wednesday – Nov. 25 Friday Thanksgiving break Dec. 9, Friday Last day of class Dec. 10, Saturday – Dec. 13, Tuesday Reading days; exams begin at 5 PM on Dec. 13 Dec. 14, Wednesday – Dec. 16, Friday Exams Dec. 17, Saturday – Dec. 18, Sunday Reading days Dec. 19, Monday – Dec. 20, Tuesday Exams Dec. 23, Friday Fall grades due Dec. 23, Friday December Graduation (no ceremony) Spring Semester, 2012

Jan. 17, Tuesday First day of class Jan. 17, Tuesday - Jan. 25, Wednesday Add/Drop Week Jan. 25, Wednesday Last day to withdraw from the College with 100% refund Jan. 31, Tuesday Last day to request ungraded option Feb. 7, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from the College with 75% refund Feb. 13, Monday - Mar. 2, Friday Applications accepted for Change of major/program Feb. 14, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from a 3rd Quarter course with a W Feb. 21, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from the College with 50% refund Mar. 5, Monday - Mar. 9, Friday Spring break Mar. 13, Tuesday 3rd Quarter ends Mar. 14, Wednesday 4th Quarter begins Mar. 27, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from a full semester course with a W Mar. 27, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from the College with a WD in all courses Apr. 3, Tuesday - Apr. 13, Friday Fall registration window April 26, Thursday Last day of class Apr. 6, Friday Last day to withdraw from the College with WP or WF Apr. 10, Tuesday Last day to withdraw from a 4th Quarter course with a W Apr. 16, Monday Late Registration Fine Assessed Apr. 26, Thursday Last day Spring classes Apr. 27 , Friday - April 29, Sunday Reading days April 30, Monday - May 1, Tuesday Exam Period May 2, Wednesday Reading day; *Exams resume 4:30pm Wednesday evening

May 2, Wednesday - May 4, Friday Exam Period begins 4:30PM Wednesday

May 7, Monday Spring grades due May 11, Friday Commencement

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Advising

• Business Students Faculty Advisor Assigned

Exceptions

• Open Option Coordinator of Student Services

• Transfer Students Coordinator of Student Services

Student Responsibilities

• Take the initiative to contact advisor. Meet with advisors during posted office hours or take

initiative for alternative arrangements.

• Familiarize oneself with College Bulletin, departmental requirements, the appropriate check

sheet, PAWS advising report, and specific department policies.

• Observe academic deadlines. Know when to register, drop or add classes, or apply for change

of major/program. Arrange advisor appointments well in advance of deadlines.

• Keep advisor informed on individual academic progress, changes in course selection, and

academic/career goals.

• Attend class, complete assignments on time, read School of Business e-mail announcements

regularly, and attend scheduled co-curricular activities as communicated via School of

Business or TCNJ e-mail.

Peer Mentoring

• All incoming freshmen are also matched with a sophomore, junior or senior-level “CEO

Mentor.” Students will be contacted by their mentor during the summer and re-welcomed

early in the semester. Mentees will get to know their mentors during the BUS 099 Seminar in

Business as well as other academic and social activities.

• Mentors are available for general questions about the School of Business and TCNJ

community but are NOT meant to serve as academic advisors.

Advising and Mentoring

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Where to Go, What to Do, Who Signs What?

Drop/Withdrawal from a course:

During Add/Drop Week - PAWS Weeks two through nine - On-line form through Records and Registration website (grade of “W” on your transcript) After Ninth Week - No drops allowed (except under extenuating circumstances)

Change course to Graded/Ungraded (permitted within the first two weeks of the semester) - Student signature through Records and Registration (first-year students cannot take a course Graded/Ungraded) Withdrawal from TCNJ – Refer to Records & Registration website: http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/withdrawal/index.html Change of Major/Program (Business programs) - Applications will be accepted between September 19 and October 7 during the Fall 2011 semester and between February 13 and March 2 for the Spring 2012 semester. See School of Business website for instructions: http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/TCNJBusinessMajor.html Declaration of Minor (Business programs) - Signature from department chair; forms on-line or in 114 Business Building Transfer business courses from another school to TCNJ

First check on http://www.njtransfer.org; courses listed on NJ Transfer are acceptable – do not need signature If not listed, must get approval from department chair

Transfer liberal learning or elective courses from another school to TCNJ

First check on http://www.njtransfer.org; courses listed on NJ Transfer are acceptable - do not need signature If not listed, must get approval from Office of Records and Registration (112 Green Hall)

Transfer Study Abroad Courses

Major/Minor requirements - Department chair Liberal Learning – Liberal Learning Office Elective credit - Records and Registration

Repeat of Course Authorization/Notification forms

First time - Student signature only Two or more times - Signature from department chair of repeated course first, then signature from department chair of major

Independent Study forms - Signature student, faculty member, department chair, and Dean’s Office. Getting into closed Business courses

ACC, MIT - Approval from Dr. Sunita Ahlawat only ECO - Approval from Dr. Subarna Samanta only FIN, INB - Approval from Dr. Thomas Patrick only BUS, MGT, MKT - Approval from Dr. John McCarty only

Name of Advisor - On PAWS Registering for an Internship (must register by the end of Add/Drop each semester) - Instructions at: http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/internships.html Issues concerning Liberal Learning courses (and approvals) - Assistant Provost Robert Anderson in Liberal Learning, 109 Green Hall - (609) 771-2409 Questions about Math Placement Criteria- Math Department in Science Complex, P 231- (609) 771-2269 - [email protected] Questions about Foreign Language Placement Test – Department of World Languages and Cultures in Bliss Hall, Room 328 - (609) 771-2235 Questions about Study Abroad- Center for Global Engagement in Green Hall, Room 111- (609) 771-7718

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School of Business Contact Information

Administrative Offices

Business Building, Room 114 (609) 771-3064

fax: (609) 637-5129 [email protected]

Dean’s Office

Dr. William Keep, Dean (609) 771-3050 [email protected]

Ms. Tammy Lynn Dieterich Ms. Erica Kalinowski Assistant Dean Coordinator of Student Services

(609) 771-3191 (609) 771-2882 [email protected] [email protected]

Department Chairpersons

Accounting and MIT Economics Dr. Sunita Ahlawat Dr. Subarna Samanta BB 211 BB 127 (609) 771-3044 (609) 771-3496 [email protected] [email protected]

Finance and Management, Marketing

International Business and Interdisciplinary Business Dr. Thomas Patrick Dr. John McCarty

BB 304 BB 130 (609)771-2608 (609) 771-3220 [email protected] [email protected]

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Degrees, Programs, and Student Activities in the School of Business The School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). All School of Business programs build on a foundation of liberal studies, which includes general education and a common body of knowledge (CBK) in business. Students then specialize in one area of emphasis. Undergraduate programs of study are available in accounting, economics, finance, interdisciplinary business, international business, management and marketing. Minors are available in accounting, business and society, economics, finance, human resource management, international business, management, marketing, and professional selling.

Undergraduate Majors Bachelor of Science: Accounting Business Administration: Economics

Finance Interdisciplinary Business

International Business Management

Marketing

Bachelor of Arts: Economics Economics Teaching Economics 7 Year Medical (See website for more information)

Undergraduate Minors

Accounting Business and Society

Economics Finance

Human Resource Management International Business

Management Marketing

Professional Selling

Student Organizations (Membership is strongly encouraged)

American Marketing Association Beta Alpha Psi Beta Gamma Sigma Delta Sigma Pi (Business Fraternity) Collegiate Chamber of Commerce Economics Club Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club) Financial Management Association

Institute of Management Accountants Student Chapter

International Business Association National Association of Black Accountants Phi Beta Lambda (Future Business Leaders of

America) Pi Sigma Epsilon (Professional Selling) Society for Human Resource Management

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Opportunities for Business Students

Global Initiatives Although all programs within the School of Business have a global component, students are

encouraged to consider possible ways to increase their global competitiveness. Students may choose

to:

• Study abroad for a semester or take advantage of a summer-led faculty program.

• Consider a second major or minor in International Studies or one of our many languages.

• Students interested in taking part in a study abroad experience or second major/minor are

encouraged to discuss this with an advisor early in their college career to ensure proper

course planning.

Internship Opportunities It is highly recommended that all students complete an internship at some point during their academic

career. The School of Business works in conjunction with the Career Center to provide and help its

students find credited and non-credit internships that are both relevant and beneficial.

Students may pursue up to two internships for academic credit. Credit may be awarded for fall, spring

or summer experiences but must be approved prior to the start of the internship. Students will work

with a faculty member within their academic department to have their experience approved and

monitored.

Students interested in obtaining credit for internship experience are encouraged to consult the School

of Business website for guidelines and detailed instructions.

Career Center In addition to the events and services provided by the School of Business, students are encouraged to

take advantage of the many resources offered by TCNJ’s Career Center. These include:

• Lionslink on-line recruiting system

• Helpful career and internship links

• Resume workshops and critiques

• Individual career counseling

• Mock interviews

• Career and internship fairs

• Other events throughout the year

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Change of Major/Program Entrance Requirements*

Academic Year 2011-2012

Major/Program Entrance Requirements Accounting MAT 125/ Calculus for Business and Social Sciences (C) OR MAT 127/ Calculus A (C) Economics (B.A.) ECO 101/ Principles of Microeconomics (C) AND ECO 102/Principles of Macroeconomics (C)

AND ECO 231/Applied Business Statistics (C) Economics (B.S.) ECO 101/Principles of Microeconomics (C) AND ECO 102/ Principles of Macroeconomics (C)

AND ECO 231/ Applied Business Statistics (C) Economics (B.A./ 7YM)

ECO 101/Principles of Microeconomics (C) AND ECO 102/ Principles of Macroeconomics (C) AND ECO 231/ Applied Business Statistics (C)

Economics (B.A./Secondary Education)

ECO 101/Principles of Microeconomics (C) AND ECO 102/ Principles of Macroeconomics (C) AND ECO 231/ Applied Business Statistics (C)

Business Administration: Finance

FIN 201/Fundamental Financial Methods (C+)

Business Administration: Interdisciplinary Business

Minimum grade of (C) in BUS 200/ Legal and Regulatory Environment in Business AND ECO 101/ Principles of Microeconomics as well as a minimum grade of (C) in two of the following courses: FIN 201/ Fundamental Financial Methods; MGT 201/ Management Principles & Practices; MIT 201/ Information Systems: Concepts and Applications; MKT 201/Marketing Principles

Business Administration: International Business

INB 260/ Multinational Firms (C)

Business Administration: Management

MGT 201/ Management Principles & Practices (C) AND ECO 101/ Principles of Microeconomics (C) AND BUS 200/ Legal and Regulatory Environment in Business (C)

Business Administration: Marketing

MKT 201/ Marketing Principles (C+)

* The entrance requirements are MINIMUM standards and do not guarantee acceptance into a particular program. Entrance requirements, appropriateness of major, size and quality of applicant pool, and available space in the desired program will also be considered. Students accepted into a program without meeting the entrance requirements may be coded as a “pre-major” and will be converted to a full major in that program upon completion of the course(s). No student may graduate with a “pre-major” status. More information regarding change of major/program entrance requirements, including guidelines on the application process, can be found at: https://www.tcnj.edu/~business/TCNJBusinessMajor.html

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On-Line Advising Resources Academic Requirements

1. Liberal Learning Courses/Requirements • Approved Courses (Option C) - http://www.tcnj.edu/~liberal/courses • Interdisciplinary Concentrations (Option A or B) - http://www.tcnj.edu/~liberal/concentrations/index.html • First Seminar Program - http://www.tcnj.edu/~liberal/fsp/index.html

2. Questions? • Assistant Provost of Liberal Learning - Robert Anderson ([email protected]) • Coordinator of Interdisciplinary Concentrations - Richard Kamber ([email protected]) • Study Abroad/National Student Exchange - http://www.tcnj.edu/~goglobal/undergraduate/index.html • Transferring Courses from Community Colleges in New Jersey - http://www.njtransfer.org

Policies and Procedures

• Change of Major/Program - https://www.tcnj.edu/~business/TCNJBusinessMajor.html • Receiving Credit for an Internship - http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/internships.html • Academic Dismissal Policy - http://www.tcnj.edu/~academic/policy/dismissal.html • Release of Information (FERPA) - http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/policies/ferpa.html • Withdrawal from TCNJ Policy - http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/policies/collegewithdrawal.html

On-Line Forms

• Declaration of Minor Form - http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/policies/miinors.html • Independent Study Form - http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/policies/independentstudy.html • Repeat of Course Authorization/Notification Forms - http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/policies/repeatingcourses.html

Business Advising Resources

• School of Business Advising FAQ’s - http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/faculty/SOBAdvisingFAQ.html • School of Business Guide to Writing – http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/students/writingguide.html • Business career-related information - http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/career/careerin.html • MBA Information - http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/career/mba.html • General (Business and Non-business) career information - http://www.tcnj.edu/~business/career/careerlinks.html • Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) - http://www.aacsb.edu/

General Resources • My TCNJ (link to Zimbra mail & calendar, SOCS, and PAWS) - https://my.tcnj.edu/ • PAWS Tutorials - http://www.tcnj.edu/~it/paws/students.html • TCNJ Undergraduate Bulletin- http://www.tcnj.edu/~bulletin/ • TCNJ Student Handbook - http://www.tcnj.edu/~studlife/handbook/index.html • Office of Records and Registration - http://www.tcnj.edu/~recreg/ • Office of Summer Programs - http://www.tcnj.edu/~summer/ • TCNJ Advising Resources - http://www.tcnj.edu/~advising/ • Tutoring Center - http://www.tcnj.edu/~tutoring/ • Office of Differing Abilities - http://differingabilities.pages.tcnj.edu/ • Center for Academic Success - http://www.tcnj.edu/~cas/index.php • Counseling and Psychological Services - http://www.tcnj.edu/~sa/counseling/ • Health Services - http://health.pages.tcnj.edu/

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ACCOUNTING 34 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET

Name: ___________________________ TCNJ ID: __________________ Second Major/Minor: ___________________

LIBERAL LEARNING (10 COURSE UNITS)

May be satisfied by: OPTION A*: Designated Interdisciplinary Concentration or Second Major ___________________________ (*Students are still required to take OPTION B*: Self-Designed Interdisciplinary Concentration _______________________________________MAT 125, STA 215, ECO 101 & ECO 102) --------------

OPTION C: Breadth Distribution (See Liberal Learning Website for Approved Courses) Arts & Humanities: 3 course units

Literary, Visual & Performing Arts ___ Course: _________________________ World Views/Ways of Knowing ___ Course: _________________________ Additional Arts & Humanities Course ___ Course: ________________________

Social Science & History: 3 course units Behavioral, Social of Cultural Perspectives ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics Social Change in Historical Perspective ___ Course: _________________________

Natural Science & Quantitative Reasoning: 3 course units

Quantitative Reasoning ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business & Soc. Science (placement criteria found on Mathematics’ Website) ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference I Natural Science (with lab)

___ Course: _________________________

___ First Seminar: FSP 1_______________________ (FSP may cover a Liberal Learning course. If so, student will need one additional free elective. Students in the

School of Business are encouraged to take an FSP that meets Arts & Humanities, Social Change in Historical Perspective, and/or Civic Responsibilities.)

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (18 COURSE UNITS) Common Body of Knowledge: 10 course units ___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ACC 211 Fundamentals of Accounting (Minimum grade of C) ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of Business (Writing Intensive) ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ FIN 201 Fundamentals of Financial Methods (1/2 course) ___ MGT 201 Management Principles & Practices (1/2 course) ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts & Applications (1/2 course) ___ MKT 201 Marketing Principles (1/2 course) ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management ___ FIN 330 Capital Budgeting ___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ International Business Course (choose from: INB 250, INB 260, INB 330,

INB 365, INB 370, BUS 360, ECO 335, ECO 340, ECO 345, ECO 380, MGT 310, MGT 380, MKT 340, FIN 340)

Course: _________________________

Accounting Core: 8 course units

___ ACC 191 Introduction to Accounting Professions (0 course unit, taken in fall of first year)

___ ACC 291 Sophomore Career Planning and Shadowing (0 course unit, taken in spring of second year)

___ ACC 301 Intermediate Financial Accounting I ___ ACC 302 Intermediate Financial Accounting II ___ ACC 311 Cost Accounting ___ ACC 321 Accounting Information Systems ___ ACC 401 Federal Income Tax ___ ACC 411 Advanced Accounting ___ ACC 421 External Auditing ___ ACC 498 Capstone (Writing Intensive)

ELECTIVES (MINIMUM 6 COURSE UNITS)

Consider using electives to pursue a five course minor. ___ WRI 102 (If Required) ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________

CPA OPTION

The B.S. in Accounting qualifies students to take the CPA exam in the state of New Jersey. However, to qualify for a CPA license, students need to take an additional three and ½ course units (14 credits) to satisfy the state-mandated 150-hour requirement.

Recommended electives if pursuing CPA option: ACC 422: Internal Auditing, ACC 370: Selected Topics in Accountancy, ACC 391: Independent Study in Accounting, ACC 399: Internship in Accounting, BUS 300: Law for Business, ACC 399 Second Internship in Accounting (Second Internship may not be used to satisfy the 34 course units in Accountancy and will be offered only during the summer.)

CHECK OFF ITEMS

Civic Responsibilities: Should be satisfied through Liberal Learning and/or electives (See Liberal Learning website for approved courses) ___ Gender ___ Global Perspective ___ Community Engaged Learning ___ Race and Ethnicity ___ IDS 102: Information Literacy (Must receive P grade)

Business Professions Program ___ BUS 099 Freshman Seminar

Additional Requirement ___ Senior Exit Exam

NOTES Check sheet is based on year you declare major. Graduation requires an overall and major GPA of 2.00. Advisor’s Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________

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SUGGESTED FOUR-YEAR SEQUENCE

Accounting 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING

___ IDS 102 Information Literacy (0 unit) ___ ACC 191 Introduction to Accounting Professions

(0 unit) ___ BUS 099 Business Freshman Seminar (0 unit) ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ FSP 1__ First Seminar ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business

___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference ___ WRI 102 Academic Writing or Elective ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts &

Application (1/2 unit) ___ LLC* See Check Sheet

SOPHOMORE

___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ FIN 201 Fundamental Financial Methods (1/2 unit) ___ MGT 201 Management Principles & Practices

(1/2 unit)

___ ACC 291 Sophomore Career Panning (0 unit) ___ ACC 211 Fundamentals of Accounting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ MKT 201 Marketing Principles (1/2 unit) ___ Elective

JUNIOR

___ ACC 301 Intermediate Financial Accounting I ___ ACC 311 Cost Accounting ___ International Business course ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

___ ACC 302 Intermediate Financial Accounting II ___ ACC 321 Accounting Information Systems ___ FIN 330 Capital Budgeting ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ ACC 401 Federal Income Tax ___ ACC 411 Advanced Accounting ___ ACC 421 External Auditing ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ ACC 498 Capstone Writing course ___ Elective ___ Elective

*LLC= Liberal Learning Course (There is no special order for completion of courses)

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ECONOMICS, BACHELOR OF ARTS 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET





Literary, Visual & Performing Arts ___ Course: _________________________ World Views/Ways of Knowing ___ ECO 210 History of Economic Thought Additional Arts & Humanities Course ___ Course: ________________________

Social Science & History: 3 course units Behavioral, Social of Cultural Perspectives ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics

(minimum grade of C) ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics (minimum grade of C) Social Change in Historical Perspective ___ Course: _________________________



___ Course: _________________________


School of Business are encouraged to take an FSP that meets Arts & Humanities, Social Change in Historical Perspective, and/or Civic Responsibilities.) ___ Sophomore/Junior Level Writing Course:____________________ (Choose one: BUS 200, ECO 380, AAH 232, AAH242, WGS 325, and SPA 241)

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (9 COURSE UNITS)

Major Core Requirements: 5 course units ECO 210 History of Economic Thought is double counted with

Liberal Learning. ___ ECO 231 Applied Economics Statistics (minimum grade of C) ___ ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ___ ECO 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ___ ECO 420 Econometrics ___ ECO 494 Senior Thesis Preparation (0 credit) ___ ECO 495 Senior Thesis in Economics (Writing Intensive)

Major Options: 4 course units ___ Economics Option (ECO 340 or INB 330) ________________________ ___ Economics Option ____________________________________________ ___ Economics Option ____________________________________________ ___ Economics Option ____________________________________________

SECOND LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT (3 or 4 COURSE UNITS*)

*Based on placement. If student places out of any level of language, courses must be made up in free electives. Students that choose an Intensive Language will complete 2 semesters (4 units total), while other languages are completed in 3 semesters (3 units total).

___ Course: 101(or 151) level ____________________ ___ Course: 102 (or 152) level _____________________ ___ Course: 103-level ____________________



CHECK OFF ITEMS


Business Professions Program

___ BUS 099 Freshman Seminar ___ BUS 100 Sophomore Colloquium

Additional Requirements ___ International Business Requirement: Met through ECO 340 or INB 330 in Economics Options

NOTES

Check sheet is based on year you declare major. Graduation requires an overall and major GPA of 2.00. Advisor’s Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________

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Economics- Bachelor of Arts 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING

___ IDS 102 Information Literacy (0 unit) ___ BUS 099 Business Freshman Seminar (0 unit) ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ FSP 1__ First Seminar ___ 101-Level Second Language course** ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business

___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference ___ WRI 102 Academic Writing or Elective ___ 102-Level Second Language course**

SOPHOMORE

___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ 103-Level Second Language course ___ Elective

___ BUS 100 Sophomore Business Colloquium (0

unit) ___ ECO 210 History of Economic Thought ___ ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ___ Sophomore/Junior Level Writing course ___ Elective

JUNIOR

___ ECO 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Economics Option course ___ Elective

___ ECO 420 Econometrics ___ Economics Option (ECO 340 or INB 330) ___ Elective ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ Economics Option course ___ Economics Option course ___ ECO 494 Senior Thesis Preparation ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

___ ECO 495 Senior Thesis in Economics ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective ___ Elective

*LLC= Liberal Learning Course (There is no special order for completion of courses) **Students who choose to take an Intensive Language (2 unit) class should consult with advisor to determine best sequence of coursework.

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ECONOMICS TEACHING, BACHELOR OF ARTS 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET





Literary, Visual & Performing Arts ___ Course: _________________________ World Views/Ways of Knowing ___ ECO 210 History of Economic Thought Additional Arts & Humanities Course ___ Course: ________________________


(minimum grade of C) ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics (minimum grade of C) Social Change in Historical Perspective ___ ECO 115 American Economic History



___ Course: _________________________

___ First Seminar: FSP 1_______________________ (FSP should cover a Literary, Visual Performing Arts or World Views and Ways of Knowing.) ___ Sophomore/Junior Level Writing Course:____________________ (Choose one: BUS 200, ECO 380, AAH 232, AAH 242, WGS 325, and SPA 241)


Major Core Requirements: 4 course units ___ ECO 231 Applied Economics Statistics

(minimum grade of C) ___ ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ___ ECO 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ___ ECO 420 Econometrics or ___ ECO 335 Economics of Development or ___ ECO 345 Comparative Economic Systems

Major Options: 3 course units ___ ECO 340 International Economics ___ ECO 120 European Economic History Economics Option: ___ Course: ________________________

Secondary Education Sequence: 9 courses

___ SED 224 Adolescent Learn. & Dev. ___ EFN 299 Schools & Communities ___ SED 399 Pedagogy in Secondary Schools ___ ECT 390 Teaching Sec. School Soc. Studies ___ SPE 323 Second. Content Literacy ___ EFN 398 Historical & Pol. Contexts Schools ___ ECT 490 Student Teaching (2 units) ___ SED 498 Collaborative Capstone





Electives should include a course in Government (POL 110, POL 320), Geography (SOC 320, SOC 355, SOC 403), and World History (HIS 210, HIS 220). ___ WRI 102 (If Required) ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________

CHECK OFF ITEMS

Civic Responsibilities: Should be satisfied through Liberal Learning and/or electives (See Liberal Learning website for approved courses) ___ Gender ___ Global Perspective (covered by ECO 340) ___ Community Engaged Learning ___ Race and Ethnicity ___ IDS 102: Information Literacy (Must receive P grade)



Additional Requirements ___ International Business Requirement: Met through ECO 340.

NOTE

Check sheet is based on year you declare major. Graduation requires a cumulative and major GPA of 2.0. A cumulative GPA of 2.75 is required for teacher certification.

Advisor’s Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________

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Economics Teaching- Bachelor of Arts 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING

___ IDS 102 Information Literacy (0 unit) ___ BUS 099 Business Freshman Seminar (0 unit) ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ FSP 1__ First Seminar ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business ___ Natural Science with Lab

___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference ___ WRI 102 Academic Writing or Elective ___ ECO 120 European Economic History

SOPHOMORE

___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ ECO 115 American Economic History ___ EFN 299 Schools and Communities ___ SED 224 Adolescent Learning & Development


unit) ___ ECO 210 History of Economic Thought ___ ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ___ ECO 340 International Economics ___ Government Course

JUNIOR

___ ECO 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ___ World History Course ___ Second Language* ___ Literary, Visual or Performing Arts ___ ECO 335 Economics of Development ** or ECO 345 Comparative Economics Systems**

___ SED 399 Pedagogy in Secondary Schools ___ ECT 390 Teaching Sec. Ed. Social Studies ___ SPE 323 Sec. Content Lit. Inclusive Class ___ ECO 420 Econometrics ** ___ Second Language*

SENIOR

___ EFN 398 Historical & Pol. Contexts Schools ___ Second Language* ___ Geography Course ___ Economics Option

___ ECT 490 Student Teaching ___ SED 498 Collaborative Capstone

*Students who choose to take an Intensive Language (2 unit) class should consult with advisor to determine best sequence of coursework. ** Only one course from ECO 335, 345, and 420 must be taken and choice of course may alter sequence due to semester offering.

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ECONOMICS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET







(minimum grade of C) ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics (minimum grade of C) Social Change in Historical Perspective ___ Course: _________________________


Quantitative Reasoning ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business & Soc. Science (placement criteria found on Mathematics’ Website) ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference I

Natural Science (with lab)

___ Course: _________________________




Common Body of Knowledge: 8 course units ___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business (Writing Intensive) ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics

(minimum grade of C) ___ FIN 201 Fundamentals of Financial Methods

(1/2 course) ___ MGT 201 Management Principles & Practices

(1/2 course) ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts &

Applications (1/2 course) ___ MKT 201 Marketing Principles (1/2 course) ___ MGT 360 Operations Management ___ MGT 499 Strategic Management

Business Breadth Options: 1 course unit ___ Second FIN or MKT Course (Choose from: FIN 310, FIN 320, FIN

330, FIN 340, FIN 350, MKT 310, MKT 335, MKT 340, MKT 371, MKT 372, MKT 375)

Course: _________________________

Major Options: 7 course units ___ ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ___ ECO 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ___ ECO 420 Econometrics ___ ECO 494 Senior Thesis Preparation (0 credit) ___ ECO 495 Senior Thesis in Economics (Writing Intensive) ___ Economics Option Choose between ECO 340 or INB 330 Course: _________________________ ___ Economics Option Course: _________________________ ___ Economics Option Course: _________________________



CHECK OFF ITEMS




Additional Requirements ___ Senior Exit Exam ___ International Business Requirement: Met through ECO 340 or INB 330 in Economics

Options

NOTES


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Economics- Bachelor of Science 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING

___ IDS 102 Information Literacy (0 unit) ___ BUS 099 Business Freshman Seminar (0 unit) ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ FSP 1__ First Seminar ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business

___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference ___ WRI 102 Academic Writing or Elective ___ MGT 201 Management Principles & Practices

(1/2 unit) ___ MKT 201 Marketing Principles (1/2 unit)

SOPHOMORE

___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ FIN 201 Fundamental Financial Methods (1/2 unit) ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts &

Applications (1/2 unit)


unit) ___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business ___ ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ___ MGT 360 Operations Management

JUNIOR

___ ECO 302 Intermediate Macroeconomics ___ Economics Option course (ECO 340 or INB 330) ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

___ 2nd (FIN or MKT) Breadth course ___ Economics Option course ___ ECO 420 Econometrics ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ Economics Option course ___ ECO 494 Senior Thesis Preparation (0 unit) ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ ECO 495 Senior Thesis in Economics ___ Elective ___ Elective


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FINANCE 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET Name: ___________________________ TCNJ ID: __________________ Second Major/Minor: ___________________





Social Science & History: 3 course units Behavioral, Social of Cultural Perspectives ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics Social Change in Historical Perspective ___ Course: _________________________




___ Course: _________________________



MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (16 COURSE UNITS) Common Body of Knowledge: 8 course units ___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business (Writing Intensive) ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ FIN 201 Fundamentals of Financial

Methods (1/2 course) ___ MGT 201 Management Principles &

Practices (1/2 course) ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts &

Applications (1/2 course) ___ MKT 201 Marketing Principles (1/2 course) ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management ___ MGT 499 Strategic Management

Business Breadth Options: 4 course units ___ FIN 310 Introduction to Investments

(minimum grade of C) ___ Second MGT course (Choose from MGT

301, MGT 310, MGT 320, MGT 350) Course: __________________ ___ Second MIT course (Choose from MIT 310

or MIT 320) Course: __________________ ___ Second MKT course (Choose any 300-level

MKT course EXCEPT MKT 300 and MKT 365)

Course: __________________

Major Options: 4 course units ___ FIN 320 Financial Management: Working Capital ___ FIN 330 Capital Budgeting ___ 300/400-Level FIN course Course: __________________ ___ FIN 495 Senior Thesis in Finance (Writing Intensive) Or ___ FIN 430 Business Valuation (Writing Intensive)



CHECK OFF ITEMS




Additional Requirements ___ Senior Exit Exam ___ International Business Requirement: Should be met through Business Breadth or Major

Options. Courses include: INB 250, INB 260, INB 330, INB 365, INB 370, BUS 360, ECO 335, ECO 340, ECO 345, ECO 380, MGT 310, MGT 380, MKT 340, FIN 340, or FIN 391/FIN 495 (with an International Finance topic), or by study abroad.

NOTES


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Finance 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING




SOPHOMORE





Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management

JUNIOR

___ FIN 310 Introduction to Investments ___ FIN 320 Financial Management: Working

Capital ___ 2nd (MKT) Breadth course ___ Elective

___ FIN 330 Capital Budgeting ___ 2nd (MGT) Breadth course ___ 300/400-Level Finance Option course ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ 2nd (MIT) Breadth course ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective ___ FIN 495 Senior Thesis in Finance** or FIN 430 Business Valuation**

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective ___ Elective

*LLC= Liberal Learning Course (There is no special order for completion of courses) ** FIN 495 Senior Thesis in Finance may be taken in either the Fall or Spring semester, but FIN 430 Business Valuation is ONLY offered in the Fall.

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INTERDISCIPLINARY BUSINESS 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET Name: ___________________________ TCNJ ID: __________________ Second Major/Minor: ___________________





Social Science & History: 3 course units Behavioral, Social of Cultural Perspectives ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics Social Change in Historical Perspective

___ Course: _________________________




___ Course: _________________________



MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (16 COURSE UNITS) Common Body of Knowledge: 8 course units ___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of





Business Breadth Options: 4 course units (Must receive minimum grade of C in two of the following) ___ Second FIN course (Choose from FIN 310,

FIN 320, FIN 330, FIN 340, FIN 350, FIN 370)

Course: _________________________ ___ Second MGT course (Choose from MGT

301, MGT 310, MGT 320, MGT 350) Course: __________________ ___ Second MIT course (Choose from MIT 310

or MIT 320) Course: __________________ ___ Second MKT course (Choose any 300-level

MKT course EXCEPT MKT 300 and MKT 365)

Course: __________________

Major Options: 4 course units Choose three 300/400- level business courses, MGT 215 or INB 260 (excludes Internships). Options must be from at least two different areas of Business. ___ Course: _________________________ ___ Course: _________________________ ___ Course: _________________________ ___ BUS 498 Seminar in Interdisciplinary Business

(Writing Intensive)

**Individualized Option (Must be approved by Coordinator) ________________________________ **Students may instead choose the “Individualized Option,” which allows students with strong career/ academic interests in a specialized area to take courses (by advisement) in both business and non-business disciplines. Students who choose this option may take BUS 495 Senior Thesis instead of BUS 498 by advisement.



CHECK OFF ITEMS




Additional Requirements ___ Senior Exit Exam ___ International Business Requirement: Should be met through Business Breadth or Major

Options. Courses include: INB 250, INB 260, INB 330, INB 365, INB 370, BUS 360, ECO 335, ECO 340, ECO 345, ECO 380, MGT 310, MGT 380, MKT 340, FIN 340 (or other approved courses by advisement)

NOTES Check sheet is based on year you declare major. Graduation requires an overall and major GPA of 2.00.


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Interdisciplinary Business 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING




SOPHOMORE

___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ FIN 201 Fundamental Financial Methods (1/2 unit) ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts &



unit) ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ 2nd (MKT) Breadth course ___ 2nd (MGT) Breadth course

JUNIOR

___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ 300/400-Level Business Option ___ Elective

___ 2nd (FIN) Breadth course ___ 2nd (MIT) Breadth course ___ 300/400-Level Business Option ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ 300/400-Level Business Option ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management ___ Elective ___ Elective

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ BUS 498 Seminar in Interdisciplinary Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective


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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET






Social Science & History: 3 course units

Behavioral, Social of Cultural Perspectives ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics

Social Change in Historical Perspective ___ Course: _________________________



___ Course: _________________________





Business (Writing Intensive) ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ FIN 201 Fundamentals of Financial Methods




Business Breadth Options: 4 course units ___ FIN 340 International Finance

(minimum grade of C+) ___ MGT 310 Cross-Cultural Management

(minimum grade of C+) ___ Second MIT course (Choose from MIT 310

or MIT 320) Course: __________________ ___ MKT 340 Marketing in Int’l Environment

(minimum grade of C+)

Major Options: 4 course units ___ INB 260 Multinational Firms ___ ECO 340 International Economics (minimum grade of C+) ___ INB 498 Senior Seminar on International Business

(Writing Intensive)

___ International Business Option (Choose one from BUS 360, ECO 335, ECO 345, ECO 380, INB 250, INB 330, INB 365, INB 370, MGT 380) Course: __________________





Consider using electives to pursue a five course minor.

___ WRI 102 (If Required) ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________ ___ __________________

CHECK OFF ITEMS

Civic Responsibilities: Should be satisfied through Liberal Learning and/or electives (See Liberal Learning website for approved courses) ___ Gender ___ Global Perspective (Completed by ECO 340) ___ Community Engaged Learning ___ Race and Ethnicity ___ IDS 102: Information Literacy (Must receive P grade)



Additional Requirements ___ Senior Exit Exam ___ Study Abroad Experience (REQUIRED for all International Business Majors)

NOTES

Check sheet is based on year you declare major. Graduation requires an overall and major GPA of 2.00.


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SUGGESTED FOUR-YEAR SEQUENCE International Business

2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING

___ IDS 102 Information Literacy (0 unit) ___ BUS 099 Business Freshman Seminar (0 unit) ___ ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics ___ FSP 1__ First Seminar ___ 101-Level Second Language** ___ MAT 125 Calculus for Business

___ MGT 201 Management Principles & Practices

(1/2 unit) ___ MKT 201 Marketing Principles (1/2 unit) ___ STA 215 Statistical Inference ___ WRI 102 Academic Writing or Elective ___ 102-Level Second Language**

SOPHOMORE

___ ECO 102 Principles of Macroeconomics ___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting & Reporting ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ FIN 201 Fundamental Financial Methods (1/2 unit) ___ MIT 201 Information Systems: Concepts &




Business ___ INB 260 Multinational Firms ___ 103-Level Second Language**

JUNIOR

___ FIN 340 International Finance ___ International Business Option course ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ LLC* See Check Sheet

___ MGT 310 Cross-Cultural Management ___ ECO 340 International Economics ___ 2nd (MIT) Breadth course ___ LLC* See Check Sheet

SENIOR

___ MKT 340 Marketing in Int’l Environment ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ INB 498 Senior Seminar in Int’l Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

*LLC= Liberal Learning Course (There is no special order for completion of courses) **Students who choose to take an Intensive Language (2 unit) class should consult with advisor to determine best sequence of coursework.

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MANAGEMENT 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET Name: ___________________________ TCNJ ID: __________________ Second Major/Minor: ___________________











___ Course: _________________________




Common Body of Knowledge: 8 course units ___ ACC 201 Financial Accounting &

Reporting ___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of





Business Breadth Options: 4 course units ___ Second FIN course (Choose from FIN 310,

FIN 320, FIN 330, FIN 340, FIN 350) Course: _________________________

___ Second MGT course (minimum grade of C)

(Choose from MGT 301, MGT 310, MGT 320, MGT 350)

Course: __________________ ___ Second MIT course (Choose from MIT 310

or MIT 320) Course: __________________ ___ Second MKT course (Any 300-level MKT

course EXCEPT MKT 300 and MKT 365) Course: __________________

Major Options: 4 course units ___ MGT course (minimum grade of C)

(Choose from MGT 301, MGT 310, MGT 320, MGT 350)

Course: _________________________ ___ MGT course Course: _________________________ ___ MGT course Course: _________________________ ___ MGT 451 Decision making Seminar Or ___ MGT 498 Senior Seminar in Management



CHECK OFF ITEMS




Additional Requirements ___ Senior Exit Exam ___ International Business Requirement: Should be met through Business Breadth or Major Options. Courses include: INB 250, INB 260, INB 330, INB 365, BUS 360, ECO 335, ECO 340, ECO 345, ECO 380, MGT 310, MKT 340, FIN 340 (or other approved courses by advisement)

NOTES


Advisor’s Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________ Page 26


Management 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING




SOPHOMORE




unit) ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ 2nd (MKT) Breadth course ___ 2nd (MGT) Breadth course

JUNIOR

___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ Management Option course (Choose from MGT

301, 310, 320, 350) ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management ___ Elective

___ 2nd (MIT) Breadth course ___ Management Option course ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ 2nd (FIN) Breadth course ___ Management Option course ___ Elective ___ Elective

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ MGT 451 Decision Making Seminar or MGT498 Senior Seminar in Management ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective


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MARKETING 32 COURSE UNITS 2011-2012 CHECKSHEET












___ Course: _________________________

___ First Seminar: FSP 1_______________________ (FSP may cover a Liberal Learning course. If so, student will need one additional free elective. Students in the School of Business are encouraged to take an FSP that meets Arts & Humanities, Social Change in Historical Perspective, and/or Civic Responsibilities.)



Business (Writing Intensive) ___ ECO 231 Applied Business Statistics ___ FIN 201 Fundamentals of Financial Methods




Business Breadth Options: 4 course units ___ Second FIN course (Choose from FIN

310, FIN 320, FIN 330, FIN 340, FIN 350, FIN 370)

Course: __________________ ___ Second MGT course (Choose from MGT

301, MGT 310, MGT 320, MGT 350) Course: __________________ ___ Second MIT course (Choose from MIT

310 or MIT 320) Course: __________________ ___ Second MKT course (Choose any 300-

level MKT course EXCEPT MKT 300 and MKT 365)

Course: __________________

Major Options: 4 course units ___ MKT 300 Marketing Information Analysis (minimum

grade of C) ___ Marketing Option: 300/400-Level MKT course Course: _________________________ ___ Marketing Option: 400-Level MKT course Course: _________________________ ___ MKT 440 International Marketing Management

(Writing Intensive) or MKT 450 Marketing Management (Writing Intensive)



CHECK OFF ITEMS




Additional Requirements ___ Senior Exit Exam ___ International Business Requirement: Should be met through Business Breadth or Major Options. Courses include: INB 250, INB 260, INB 330, INB 365, INB 370, BUS 360, ECO 335, ECO 340, ECO 345, ECO 380, MGT 310, MGT 380, MKT 340, FIN 340 (or other approved courses by advisement)

NOTES


Advisor’s Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________ Page 28


Marketing 2011-2012

FRESHMAN

FALL SPRING




SOPHOMORE




unit) ___ BUS 200 Legal/Regulatory Environment of

Business ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ MKT 300 Marketing Information & Analysis ___ 2nd (MGT) Breadth course

JUNIOR

___ ACC 202 Managerial Accounting ___ 300/400-level Marketing Option course ___ MGT 360 Operations Management or MKT 360 Supply Chain Management ___ Elective

___ 2nd (MIT) Breadth course ___ 2nd (FIN) Breadth course ___ 300/400-level Marketing Option course ___ Elective

SENIOR

___ 400-level Marketing Option course ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective ___ Elective

___ MGT 499 Strategic Management ___ MKT 440 International Marketing Management

or MKT 450 Marketing Management ___ LLC* See Check Sheet ___ Elective


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