Business, B.A.

Requirements for Business Major

A Minimum of 10 Units Including:

E&M 101: Principles of Microeconomics (1 Unit)
E&M 102: The Economy and Financial Markets (1 Unit)
E&M 211: Financial Accounting (1 Unit)
AND
E&M 201: Intermediate Microeconomics (1 Unit)
OR
E&M 209: Intermediate Microeconomics with Calculus (1 Unit)
OR
E&M 202: Intermediate Macroeconomics (1 Unit)
AND
ENGL 208W: Professional Writing 1 unit
An appropriate one unit internship.

Plus One Course From Each of the Following Lists:

Management List

E&M 259: Managing People and Organizations (1 Unit)
E&M 355: Human Resource Management (1 Unit)
E&M 358: Management Consulting (1 Unit)
E&M 359: Management (1 Unit)
E&M 362: International Management (1 Unit)
E&M 352: Negotiation and Dispute Resolution (1 Unit)
PSYC 346: Industrial and Organizational Psychology (1 Unit)

Finance List

E&M 248: Financial Modeling with Excel (1 Unit)
E&M 344: Portfolio Theory (1 Unit)
E&M 348: Financial Management (1 Unit)
E&M 365: International Finance (1 Unit)
E&M 346: Financial Markets (1 Unit)

Marketing List

Ethics List

PHIL 301: Environmental Ethics (1 Unit)
PHIL 302: Leadership Ethics (1 Unit)
PHIL 303: Business Ethics (1 Unit)
PHIL 304: Ethics and Public Policy (1 Unit)
PHIL 306: Neuroscience and Ethics (1 Unit)
PHIL 308: Biomedical Ethics (1 Unit)
PHIL 309: International Ethics and Global Development (1 Unit)

All Courses for the Major Must Be Taken for a Numerical Grade

Three Cognates:

MATH 120: College Algebra (1 Unit)
OR
MATH 125: Precalculus (1 Unit)
OR
MATH 141: Calculus of a Single Variable I (1 Unit)
(or higher or demonstrated proficiency)
AND
E&M 200: Economic Statistics (1 Unit)
OR
MATH 209: An Introduction to Statistics (1 Unit)
OR
MATH 309: Mathematical Statistics (1 Unit)
AND
ENGL 208W: Professional Writing 1 unit

In Addition

It is recommended that individuals interested in graduate study in business or management take:

MATH 141: Calculus of a Single Variable I (1 Unit)
MATH 143: Calculus of a Single Variable II (1 Unit)

Note

Because of the increased globalization of the U. S. economy, all majors are encouraged to participate in approved off-campus study programs. For a list of approved programs, consult with the Center for International Education.