Degrees
The Bachelor of Science in Business degree includes:
- The General-Education component,
- The Business and Economics core,
- Concentration courses and
- Elective courses.
The General-Education Component
The general-education component is intended to foster a well-rounded education. See guidelines for satisfying General Education requirements.
Contact a School of Business academic advisor for guidance on the selection of specific courses within the general education lists that are prerequisites for required courses in the Business degree plan.
The Business and Economics Core
All Bachelor of Science in Business students must complete a core set of required courses within business and economics. In addition to 25 credit hours of 100- and 200-level courses, this core includes 19 hours of upper-level (300- and 400-level) courses.
Concentration Courses
Students must select and complete at least one concentration. A total of 24 credit hours are required to fulfill one concentration. To complete two concentrations, students must complete all required courses for both concentrations, and at least 12 credit hours must be distinct to each.
Elective Courses
In addition to the general-education, business/economics core and concentration components, students may need to complete additional elective courses to achieve the total number of 1) credit hours and 2) 300- and 400-level credit hours required for degree completion. These elective courses may be carefully selected in pursuit of a minor, second concentration, or internship.
