School of Business| Business Administration | Business Management | Environmental Health & Safety | Health Care Management
Core Requirements | Finance Emphasis | HR Emphasis | Marketing Emphasis
What classes will I take?
CORE REQUIREMENTS
| Class # | Class Name | Credits | Class # | Class Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AC 110 | Accounting Principles I | 4 | MG 150 | Business Law | 5 |
| AC 150 | Accounting Principles II | 4 | MG 220 | Small Business Management | 4 |
| AC 160 | Business Mathematics | 4 | MG 310 | Human Resource Management | 4 |
| BS 110 | Business Communications | 4 | MG 320 | Operations Management | 4 |
| BS 150 | Business Writing | 4 | MG 340 | Leadership Management | 4 |
| CS 111 | Computer Info Systems | 3 | MG 430 | Business Ethics | 4 |
| CS 131 | MS Office Professional I | 3 | MG 475 | Capstone: Business Management | 4 |
| CS 256 | MS Office Professional II | 3 | MK 150 | Marketing | 4 |
| MG 100 | Introduction to Business | 5 | PDV 002 | Job Readiness | 2 |
| MG 110 | Supervisory Management | 4 | Total Credits | 77 |
Notes:
- Students are required to complete 30% of the program at the 300/400 level; this percentage includes both the specialization and General Education total credit requirements.
- Students may be required to take COM 001 or MTH 001 based on entrance exam scores and/or skill placement evaluations.
- Students who have taken equivalent courses at DBU under the previous course name and numbering system will be allowed to have those courses transferred into this program.
- AC 209 Basic Automated Accounting and OAD 101 Keyboarding I from the Business Administration program may be applied as electives in the Business Management program.
- Students who took classes in the previous Business Administration program may, in addition, apply SS 105 Principles of Economics, COM 103 Oral Communications, and ACC 103 Financial Accounting III as electives in the Business Management program.