Nonbusiness Subjects

In addition to the business subjects, the student must acquire at least 57 semester hours in liberal arts and sciences and statistics courses.

Nonbusiness Subjects - Core Curriculum - CBA Undergraduate Degrees (57 semester hours)
CIS-185 Information Systems Essentials 3
CMP-120 Expository Writing 3
CMP-125

CMP-203		 Research Writing
or
Literature and Composition		 3
COM-290 Professional and Strategic Speech 3
ECO-200 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
ECO-201 Principles of Microeconomics 3
MSD-105 Quantitative Methods for Business I 3
MSD-200, 201 Statistical Methods I, II 6
  Natural Science electives 6
  Humanities electives 6
  Social Science electives 6
  Electives in liberal arts subjects† 12**

CMP-115 will be waived for students who attain a 530 or above on the writing section and 500 or above on the reading section of the SAT or a specified qualifying score on the English Department Placement Test. A student may use CMP-115 Introduction to Expository Writing as a humanities elective.

**Upper-level economics courses (300 and 400 levels) may be used as business or free electives only; they may not be used as liberal arts electives. A student may use Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECO-210) or Intermediate Microeconomics (ECO-211) as liberal arts electives, the other course (or both) can be business or free elective.

†Advertising majors must satisfy this requirement with specified courses (see Requirements for the Major, page xx). Computer Information Systems and Global Supply Chain Management majors are required to complete 9 electives in liberal arts subjects.

 

 


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