<p>I’m not positive on the admissions criteria for students not currently at USC, but I know to get in form USC, you need to have completed Math118, Math218, Econ203 and Econ 205. That’s calculus, statistics, microeconomics, and macroeconomics. And truthfully I doubt you’d get special preference for wanting to do this program. Concentrations at USC entail taking 4 specific classes. Besides those 4 classes, everyone in the business program (excluding accounting) takes the exact same classes for their business degree.</p>