Fall Schedule of Classes is availab.e

Calcruzer
Mon, 10 Mar 2008 13:29:09 +0000

Good question, SoCal18. I listed it above for jcarol (as a business course to take) since her son has already completed the course, but I agree with you that it is not listed as a requirement for I-core, nor as a requirement to graduate with a business degree. Therefore, I guess it is not actually required.

It should be noted that all of the advisors suggest that business majors take either BUS-X 100 or BUS-G 100 as their first course–but apparently it is possible to avoid taking it altogether if one wants to reduce the total workload.

These are introductory courses that describe the business environment.

bthomp1,
Thanks for the info on the three Econ courses counting for general ed units. This is something they don’t seem to clarify in the academic bulletin–so it’s nice to know that these extra business requirements count on the general ed side (especially when the bulletin seems to imply that most econ courses wouldn’t count in the general ed totals.)

As far as getting done in 124 units–I think finance and accounting and possible operations research/decision science may require more than 124–since all three of these majors require the equivalent of 7 courses minimum in the major field. (In fact, finance requires 8 courses–but two of these courses can be 1.5 units each).

P.S. I hope everyone realizes that I’m just the parent of a student–so anything I post here is not official school data, but rather just my best “take” on what the requirements are. So, I really appreciate it when people like bthomp1 and SoCal18 clarify any “misinformation” that I post. Together I’m hoping that we can get to the actual facts.

jcarol, I didn’t post the info on the Sports Management program–but that’s because I’m not the expert on it. Perhaps A2Wolves6 can post on here (after Spring Break?) about the requirements for that program–which he is currently in.