LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE
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CURRICULUM GUIDE
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CAREER INFORMATION
Business Administration is a study in learning to set organizational goals and formulating procedures to
achieve them. To carry out their administrative roles, managers must be able to handle such duties as
preparing and administering budgets, monitoring operations, and formulating policies and procedures.
Students who choose business administration as their major will become acquainted with management
principles and will be able to apply them to specific business areas such as production/operation,
finance, human resource management/industrial relations. Academic coursework includes business
statistics, investments, management science, human resource management, principles of real estate to
name a few. Graduate study is not a requirement for entry-level positions in business. A few career
opportunities in this field of study are operations manager, human resource assistant, production
manager and real estate broker. Salaries vary widely depending on which career path you choose.
Lower-level managers with bachelor of science degrees can expect to earn $30,000 to $50,000. Middle
management staff with bachelor’s or master’s degrees in health care administration can earn anywhere
from $60,000 to $90,000.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Not all universities with this major are listed below. The lower division core preparation is listed for
universities with which LBCC has established articulation agreements. As requirements do change,
please check WWW.ASSIST.ORG for the most current articulation information. Moreover, you must see
a counselor to develop an accurate educational plan to ensure your competitiveness for admissions
for your school(s) of choice. To thoroughly understand admissions and general education requirements
please check the catalog of the transfer university. CSU/UC admissions and general education
requirements are outlined on a separate curriculum guide.
*** Schools are listed in alphabetical order ***
CAL POLY, POMONA
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B.S. – Business Administration with concentrations in Accounting, Business Law & Contract
Management, Computer Information Systems, Finance, International Business, Management
& Human Resources, Marketing Management, Operations Management, and Real Estate
Accounting Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); CBIS 2 or 6 (CIS 101) ( or microcomputer proficiency; Econ 1A or
1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Engl 1 or 1H (Eng 104), 3 or 3H (105); Law 18B (Frl 201); Math 47 (Mat
125); Stat 1 or 1H (Sta 120)
Computer Information Systems Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); Econ 1A or 1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Law 18B (Frl 201); Stat 1 or 1H
(Sta 120)
Finance, Real Estate & Law Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); Econ 1A or 1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Engl 1 or 1H (Eng 104), 3 or 3H
(105); Law 18B (Frl 201); Math 47 (Mat 125); Stat 1 or 1H (Sta 120)
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CAL POLY, POMONA (Continued)
International Business Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); Econ 1A or 1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Law 18B (Frl 201); Stat 1 or 1H
(Sta 120); foreign language proficiency
Marketing Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); Econ 1A or 1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Law 18B (Frl 201); Stat 1 or 1H
(Sta 120)
Management & Human Resources Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); Econ 1A or 1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Law 18B (Frl 201); Stat 1 or 1H
(Sta 120)
Technology & Operations Concentration
Acctg 1A & 1B (Acc 207 & 208); Econ 1A or 1AH (Ec 202), 1B (201); Law 18B (Frl 201); Stat 1 or 1H
(Sta 120)
CSU, DOMINGUEZ HILLS
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B.S. – Business Administration with concentrations in Accounting, Information Systems,
Finance, General Business, Human Resources Administration, International Business,
Management, Marketing, and Productivity and Quality Management
Lower-division requirement
Acctg 1A (Acc 230), 1B (231); CBIS 6 (CIS 270); Econ 1A or 1AH (Eco 211), 1B (210); Law 18A
(Law 240)
General Business concentration elective
CBIS 8B (CIS 272) (Other electives available at CSUDH)
Information Systems concentration elective
CBIS 8B (CIS 272) (Other elective available at CSUDH)
International Business concentration
PolSci 4 (Pol 100) (Required)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following CSUDH courses: CIS 275;
CSU, FULLERTON
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B.A. – Business Administration with concentrations in Accounting, Business Economics,
Finance, Management Science, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and
Professional Business
Acctg 1A & 1B & 228 (Acct 201A & 201B); Econ 1A (Econ 202), 1B (201); Math 47 (Math 135) or 60
(150A); one course from the following: Anthr 2 (Anth 102); Geog 40 (Geog 100); Psych 1 or 1H
(Psyc 101); Socio 1 (Soci 101)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following CSUF courses: Buad 201; Econ 440; Msis 265)
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CSU, LONG BEACH
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B.S. – Business Administration with concentrations in Accountancy, Finance, Real Estate &
Law, Human Resource Management, International Business, Management, Management
Information Systems, Marketing, and Operations Management
Acctg 1A (Acct 201); CBIS 6 (IS 233) (with a final grade of “C” or better); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ
100), 1B (101); Law 18A (Fin 220), Math 37 or 37H (Math 114), 47 (115); Phil 7* (Phil 160) or 12*
(170)
*Note: Accounting majors must take Phil 7 (Phil 160)
Management Information Systems majors must take Phil 12 (170)
C S U, SACRAMENTO
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B.S. – Business Administration
Acctg 1A (Accy 1); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 1A), 1B (1B); Stat 1 or 1H (Stat 1); Math 47 (Math 24);
CAOTC 41E (MIS 1B)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following CSUS courses: Accy 2; CSC 15; Mgmt 20; MIS 1A, 1C, 15,
30; Obe 18, 19)
C S U, SAN BERNARDINO
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B.A. – Business Administration
Acctg 1A (Acct 211), 1B (212); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 202), 1B (200); Law 18A (Mgmt 230); Stat 1 or
1H (Msci 210); Math 45 (Math 110), 50 (120) or 60 (211)
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B.S. – Business Administration
Acctg 1A (Acct 211), 1B (212); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 202), 1B (200); Law 18A (Mgmt 230); Stat 1 or
1H (Msci 210); Math 45 (Math 110), 50 (120) or 60 (211)
Information Mgmt Concentration: CBIS 11 (Csci 290), 12 (201), 36 (Info 276), 38 (Info 274), 41 (Info
275)
International Business Concentration: Fren 4 (Fren 202); Ger 4 or 4H (Ger 214); Span 3 (Span 212)
Information Mgmt Specialty: CAOTC 31A; CBIS 11 (Csci 290),12 (201), 36 (Info 276), 38 (Info 274),
41 (Info 275); Geog 10 (Info 280)
SAN DIEGO STATE
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B.S. – Accounting, Finance, Financial Services, Hospitality and Tourism Management (jointly
with the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts), Information Systems, Management,
Marketing, and Real Estate
B.A. – International Business (jointly with the College of Arts and Letters)
All majors require the following courses with a grade of C or higher:
Acctng 1A (Acctg 201), 1B (202); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 101), 1B (102), Math 47 (Math 120), and
Stat 1 (Econ 201)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following SDSU courses: Finance 140; IDS 180, 290)
Note: Hospitality and Tourism Management majors can substitute Math 60 for Math 47
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Continued . . .
SAN DIEGO STATE (Continued)
In addition, International Business majors are required to complete one language sequence and one
regional/cultural emphasis listed below. (The lower division language course requirements may also
be satisfied by successful results on certain standardized language examinations; contact the adviser
of the appropriate language department for details. Native speakers are strongly encouraged to
avoid emphasizing their first language.)
Language Sequences (choose one): International Business majors only
Chinese (20 units)*:
No LBCC equivalents to the following SDSU courses: Chinese 101, 102, 201 or 202)
English (15 units): (Not open to native speakers of English nor to student who graduated from
secondary school where English was the principle language of instruction nor to students with
native-like fluency in English) – Speech 10 (Comm 103); Eng 1 or 1H (Rws 100)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following SDSU courses: Comm 204; IDS 290; Ling 100, 200;
RWS 200)
French (22 units): Fren 1 or 1A & B (Frenc 100A), 2 or 2A & 2B (100B), 3 (201), 4 (210), 8AD
(220)
(No LBCC equivalent to the following SDSU course: Fren 221)
German (21 units): Ger 1 or 1A & 1B (Ger 100A), 2 or 2A & 2B (100B)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following SDSU courses: Ger 200, 205A, 205B)
Italian (16 units):
(No LBCC equivalents)
Japanese (24 units)
(No LBCC equivalents)
Portuguese (10 units)
(No LBCC equivalents)
Russian (23 units) **
(No LBCC equivalents)
Spanish (22 units): Span 1 or 1A & 1B (Span 101), 2 or 2A & 2B (102), 3 (103), 4 (202), 9 (281),
10 (282)
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Students choosing Chinese or Japanese language emphasis must complete the Asia regional/cultural
emphasis below.
Students choosing Russian language emphasis must complete the Russian and Central Europe
regional/cultural emphasis below.
Regional/Cultural Studies Emphasis – (choose one region): International Business majors
only
Africa: Hist 2B (Hist 100), 2C or 2CH (101)
Asia: No LBCC equivalents
Latin America: Hist 8A or 8AH (Hist 115A), 8B or 8BH (115B)
Middle East: Hist 2B (Hist 100), 2C or 2CH (101)
North America (6 units): Hist 10 & 11 (Hist 110A & 110B) or 8A (8AH) & 8B (8BH) (115A & 115B)
or PolSci 1 or 1H + 3
Russia and Central Europe: Hist 1A or 1AH (Hist 105), 1B or 1BH (106)
Western Europe: Hist 1A or 1AH (Hist 105), 1B or 1BH (106)
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SAN FRANCISCO STATE – COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
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Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 100), 1B (101); Acctg 1A & 1B (Acct 100); Law 18A (Bus 120); Math 47
(Ban 110); Stat 1 or 1H (Ban 212)
(No LBCC equivalent to the following SFSU course: Bics 263)
SAN JOSE STATE
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BS- Business Administration
Math 37 or 37H (Math 70); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 1A), 1B (1B); Engl 2 (Engl 1B); Acctg 1A,
(Bus 20), 1B (21)**; Law18A (Bus 80); Stat 1 or1H (Bus 90); GBus 5 (Bus 10)***
**Bus 21 not required for Accounting, Accounting Information Systems, or Corporate Financial
Management majors
***Recommended (not required)
(No LBCC equivalents to the following SJSU courses: Bus 91L, 92, 93)
U C BERKELEY
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B.S. Degree – Business Administration (IGETC NOT RECOMMENDED!)
Minimum eligibility requirements for admissions are as follows: (1) completion of all prerequisite
courses for letter grade; (2) completion of at least 7 or the 9 breadth requirement courses; (3)
completion of the foreign language requirement; (4) completion of at least 60 UC-transferable
semester units; (5) achieve at least a 3.3 GPA overall and in the prerequisite courses.
All the required courses must be completed prior to admissions.
Requirements: Econ 1A, 1B; English 1, 2, 3; GBus 5; Math 60; Statistics 1; One UC-transferable
Computer Science course; One UC-transferable writing or literature course; Two UC-transferable
courses in Arts and Humanities; One UC-Transferable Biological Science course (a lab component is
not required); Two courses in International Studies (i.e. choose courses from History, Political
Science, and etc., that focuses on a single country other than the U.S.; or two or more countries (may
include the U.S.); One UC-transferable course in Physical Science (a lab component is not
required.); Three UC-transferable courses in Social and Behavioral Sciences; One course from:
Chinese 2, French 2, German 2, Hebrew 2, Japan 2, Spanish 2.
Note 1: Language course that is used to satisfy the foreign language requirement may also be used for the Arts
and Humanities requirement.
Note 2: All of the requirements listed are necessary and the Haas School of Business will not evaluate
applications from students who are not able to fulfill these requirements. Failure to complete required courses
is the primary reason for denial of applications. Please use the Haas Self-reported Academic Record when
planning your classes in order to ensure completion of required coursework. The form is available on the
Internet at http://haas.berkeley.edu/undergrad/pread.html.
U C, LOS ANGELES
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B.A - Business Economics
Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 2), 1B (1); Stat 1 or 1H (Stats 10); Math 60 (Math 31A), 70 (31B); Engl 2 or
3 or 3H (Engl 4W); Acctg 1A (Mgmt 1A), 1B (1B)
(No LBCC equivalent to the following UCLA course: Econ 11)
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U C, RIVERSIDE
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B.S - Business Administration
Lower division requirements
Acctg 1A (Bsad 20A), 1B (20B); CBIS 6 (CS 8); Econ 1A or 1AH (Econ 2), 1B (3); GBus 5 (Bsad 10);
Math 47 (Math 22) or 60 (9A), 84 (23); Stat 1 or 1H (Stat 48 or Psyc 11)
(No LBCC equivalent to the following UCR course: Psyc 12
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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B.S - Business Administration, Accounting
Required courses for both concentrations: Acctng 1A, 1B (allows registration in USC’s BUAD 305
rather than BUAD 250ab); Econ 1A or 1AH, 1B; Math 45, 47
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