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Program Majors
The Undergraduate Management Program offers four core majors: management,
marketing, retail
management, and finance.
Joint majors are also available in arts
administration (see Department of Art and Music) as well
as in chemistry-management
(see Department of Chemistry) and
management information systems (see Dept. of Computer Science
and Information Technology), as well as and. Students also are
encouraged to double major or minor with other programs such as
economics, communications, English, and computer science.
Minors for non-management and joint management
majors are available in management, marketing, retail management,
finance, and leadership and women.
Students are advised to declare a management major
or minor in their sophomore year.
All four core majors (management, finance, marketing,
and retail management) share a common set of prerequisites and required
core courses.
Prerequisites & Common
Core Courses
Prerequisites outside the management department include Microeconomics,
Macroeconomics, and Introductory Statistics (in a special section
for Management majors). Required core courses include the courses
in management, accounting, marketing, finance, operations, and
the "capstone" courses in
Strategy, Senior Seminar, and Internship.
All of these required prerequisites and common
core courses, along with elective options, are detailed within
the requirements for each major.
Independent Learning Requirement
The independent learning requirement is met by taking MGMT 370 Internship
along with MGMT 390 Advanced Management Seminar. For students with
significant previous work experience, MGMT 350 Independent Study
may be substituted with permission of the undergraduate program
director.
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Finance Management
Marketing
Retail Management
Joint Majors:
Arts
Administration
Chemistry/Management
Management Information
Systems
Minors:
Finance Management
Marketing
Retail Management
Leadership & Women
Post-Baccalaureate Program
The management program offers a
one-year program for graduates of approved colleges whose
undergraduate programs have been largely nonprofessional
in scope. This program permits concentrated study in the
various management disciplines and leads to the diploma
in management. A total of thirty-two semester hours of work
is required, of which twenty-four semester hours must be
taken within the management program. Up to eight semester
hours may be taken in complementary disciples such as economics
and statistics. Each students program is planned in
consultation with the program director and may include any
courses for which prerequisites are satisfied.
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