Last name
First name
Course:
Number
Eng 101
BEd333
Com 103
Econ 121
Econ 122
BusEd 101
Econ 256
Econ 156
Math 123
Math 118
Psyc 101
Found. of Writing
Bus Comm
Pub Sp
Prin Econ I
Prin Econ II
Intro to Bus
Bus & Econ Stat
Bus & Econ Math
OR Essen Calc
Matrix Alg
Gen Psych.
Second Language
Marketing Degree Requirements
ID Number
Credit Semester
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Gr
GEG 1
Comm
3 GEPs
1 GEP
3 GEPs
GEG 2
Info
GEG 3
Quant
GEG 4
Cult
GEG 5
NatSc
GEG 6
SocSc
GEG 7
Hum
GEG 8
Lang
GEG 9
Health
GEG 10
Citz
3 GEPs
3 GEPs
3 GEPs
3 GEPs
3 GEPs
Gen Ed Electives
Total Points
Total Disciplines
Points required
Disciplines required
7
3
2
1
5
2
5
2
5
2
5
2
5
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
Course:
Number
Business Core
Fin Acctg
Mgt Acctg
ITMA
Prin Mgt
Bus Policies
Corp Fin
Mkt Prin
Law & Legal
Total Credits
ACCT220
ACCT223
ITM175
MGT244
MGT481
FIN313
MK310
LAW331
Cr
Semester
Grade
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
24
Marketing Req
Number
Consumer Behavior
Ad. Mgmt.
Sales Mgmt.
Int. Mktg.
Mkt. Research
Mktg. Mgmt.
Mkt. Elective
Total Credits
MKTG 330
MKTG 340
MKTG 370
MKTG 380
MKTG 440
MKTG 460
MKTG
Cr
Semester
Grade
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
*ELECTIVES
*Electives
3
* Electives
3
* Electives
3
* Electives
3
* Electives
3
Total Credits
*Must be 300 or 400 level business courses
Note: A total of 48 credits of 40% of the 120 credit requirements
Professional Development
Requirement
Cr
Sem
Cr
0
Interbus 102
INTERBUS 101
INTERBUS 201
0
Interbus 202
INTERBUS 301
0
Interbus 302
INTERBUS 401
0
Interbus 402
Effective Fall 2013
21
15
Sem
0
0
0
0
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Communication requirement: Foundations of Writing, ENGL 101, and Business Communication, BUSED 333, are
required.
Standards: A cumulative QPA of 2.0 or better in the major and overall is required for graduation. Thirty (30) of the final
60 credits must be taken at BU; 60 of the 120 credits required for graduation must be earned at a 4-year college/university.
Quantitative requirement: Either ECON 156 or MATH 123 will satisfy the requirement. If you have career plans to
pursue a graduate business degree program, MATH 123, Essentials of Calculus is highly recommended.
Diversity Requirement: Effective with the fall 1993 semester, students must complete 2 courses (6 credits) in “diversityfocused” courses as identified in the class schedule booklet. By planning carefully, you may be able to meet the diversity
requirement by selecting courses which also meet general education requirements.
University Course Repeat Policy: A maximum of six courses in which grades of C-, D or E have been earned may be
repeated.
University Pass/Fail Policy: A maximum of 2 general education elective courses may be taken on a pass/fail basis. No
CoB course can be taken on a pass/fail basis.
40% Rule – 40% (48 credits) or 16 courses of the 120 total credits required must be at the 300/400 level. The following
courses may be used as general education requirements at the 300/400 level and do not have any pre-requisites.
PHIL 408 Feminist Philosophy
ANTH 320 Contemporary World Cultures
ARTH 345 Near Eastern Art: Islamic
ANTH 350 Medical Anthropology
ARTH 346 Art History of the Far East
ANTH 440 Language and Culture
ECON 313 Labor Economics
ANTH 450 People and Culture of South America
HIST 329 American Women
ANTH 480 Religion and Magic
PLSC 377 Feminist Political Theory
EDFN 393 Social Foundation of Education
ANTH 310 Aztecs and Mayans
EDFN 406 Multicultural Education
Note: “It is the responsibility of the student to know and observe the academic policy and regulations of the
university, to confine registration to courses for which the prerequisites have been satisfied, and to meet the
requirements for graduation.” (BU Catalog, Academic Policies, Practices and Services)
Please see your advisor regularly—at least once each semester during the advisement/scheduling period. Please refer
to the BU catalog for additional information.
***Marketing Electives—A marketing elective is any marketing course that is not a required course.
Updated 062013