General Business Concentration - Business Administration B.S.

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Pi-Sheng Deng, Ph.D., Adviser

Office: Demergasso-Bava Hall 212
Phone: (209) 667-3568

The concentration in General Business is available to students earning the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration .

View the degree program Roadmap, which provides a recommended advising map to complete the degree program in four years. Please consult your academic advisor as you develop your academic plan.

The General Business concentration is intended for students wishing to take coursework in several functional areas of business. To this end, the student must choose coursework in a minimum of three different functional areas of business administration and computer information systems. The resulting broad overview of business should enable graduates to gain entry into a variety of lower-level management positions in a broad range of businesses.

Requirements

1. Complete University General Education requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree.

(51 units minimum)

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2. Complete the following prerequisites to the business administration degree with a letter grade of C– or better in each course:

(24 units)

3. Complete BUS 3100 Business Technical Writing Communication (WP) (English proficiency requirement)

BUS 3100 - Business Technical Writing Communication (WP)

4. Complete 26 units of coursework in the business administration core with a letter grade of C– or better in each course:

5. Complete the concentration.

The Concentration

(15 units)

Complete 15 units of upper-division (3000- and 4000-numbered courses) coursework in a minimum of three of the six functional areas of Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Computer Information Systems, and Operations Management within the College of Business Administration. These courses may not include the General Education courses ACC 3005 Personal Financial Planning and FIN 3210 Investment Management.

Note:

All courses in the General Business concentration must be completed with a letter grade of C– or better.