A en on   consult   online   degree    audit   for   your    correct   catalog   year
2012
2014
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Please   see   the   UNT   catalog   or   the   COB   Advising   and   Students
Services   O ffi ce   in   BLB   110   for   speci fi c   core   requirements.
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ECON   1100   &   1110   (6   hrs)      Principles   of   Economics
COMM   1010   or   TECM   2700(3   hrs)   Speech   or   Technical   Wri ng
MATH   1190   (3   hrs)        Business   Calculus
Free   Elec ve   (0 ‐ 18   hrs)
BCIS   2610   (3   hrs)
Free   Elec ves
Introduc on   to   Computers   in   Business
ACCT   2010   &   2020   (6   hrs)
DSCI   2710   (3   hrs)
Accoun ng   Principles    I   &   II
Data   Analysis   with   Spreadsheets
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N :   Students   must   have   a   2.7
UNT   GPA,   have   45   hours   completed,   and   have   earned   a   grade   of   “C”   or   higher   in   the   following   cours ‐ es   prior   to   fi ling   a   degree   plan   and   enrolling   in   upper   level   business   courses:
ENGL   1310   &   1320/TECM   2700,   ECON   1100   &   1110,   MATH1190,   BCIS   2610,
ACCT   2010   &   2020,   and   DSCI   2710.
MGMT   3330,   MKTG
3010,   or   BCIS   3615   (3   hrs)        Communica ng   in   Business
BLAW   3430   (3   hrs)
BCIS   3610   (3   hrs)
MKTG   3650   (3   hrs)
DSCI   3710   (3   hrs)
FINA   3770   (3   hrs)
MGMT   3720   (3   hrs)
BUSI   4940   (3   hrs)
Legal   and   Ethical   Environment   of   Business
Basic   Informa on   Systems
Founda ons   of   Marke ng   Prac ce
Business   Sta s cs   with   Spreadsheets
Finance
Organiza onal   Behavior
Business   Policy*
*   Requirements   for   enrollment   in   BUSI   4940:   comple on    of   all   other   business   foun ‐ da on   courses   w/C   or   higher,   sr.
status,   and   gradua ng   semester   .
no   subs tu ons)
ECON   3550*   (3   hrs)           Intermediate   Micro–   Theory
ECON   3560**   (3   hrs)           Intermediate   Macro–   Theory
ECON   4140***   (3   hrs)               Managerial   Economics
Plus   9   advanced   hrs   approved   in   advance   by   the   Economics   Dept.
Chair.
*       Prerequisite:   ECON   1100   with   a   grade   of   “A”   or   “B”
**     Prerequisite:   ECON   1110   with   a   grade   of   “A”   or   “B”
***   Prerequisite:   ECON   3550   and   MATH1190   or   1400
FINA   4500*   Interna onal   Finance   (no   subs tu ons)
Plus   9   hours   approved   in   advance   by   the   department   chair   or   profession ‐ al   fi eld   advisor.
Courses   in   the   College   of   Arts   &   Sciences   may   be   counted    as   professional   courses   in   BUSI   administra on   when   authorized   on   a   degree   plan.
ECON   4630,   Research   Methods   for   Economists,   may   not   be
used   as   an   elec ve   or   a   suppor ng   course.
Most   frequently   used   are:
▪   ECON   4150   ▪   ECON   4600
▪   ECON   4460   ▪   ECON   4850
▪   ECON   4290   ▪   ECON   4140
*   Prerequisite:   FINA   3770   with   a   grade   of   “C”   or   higher
Note:   A   grade   of   “C”   or   higher   is   required   in   all   Business   Founda on,
Professional   Field,   and   Suppor ng   Field   courses.
A   2.7
UNT,   2.0
Overall,   and   2.7
Professional   Field   GPA   is   required   for   gradua on.
Internships  ‐  You   may   complete   an   internship   for   up   to   3   hours   of   course   credit   with   approval   from   the   Economics   Internships   Coordinator.
Please   see   www.econ.unt.edu/~kraynor/ECON_4920_Internship_Credit.pdf
for   more   informa on."
For   more   informa on   on   careers   and   companies   recrui ng   graduates   from   this   program,
Contact   the   Career   Center   at   940 ‐ 565 ‐ 2105

Y EAR
Y EAR
F ALL S EMESTER H OURS S PRING S EMESTER
English (ENGL 1310, 1313)
Univ. Core Mathematics (Prerequisite course to Math 1190, if required, or MATH 1190 )**
3
3
English (TECM 2700 or ENGL 1320, 1323)**
Mathematics (MATH 1190)**
Laboratory Science
Political Science (PSCI 1040 or 1050)
Discovery (BUSI 1340 recommended)
Total
F ALL S EMESTER
Data Analysis with Spreadsheets (DSCI 2710)
History (HIST 2610)
Economics (ECON 1110)**
Accounting (ACCT 2010)
Visual and Performing Arts
Total
3
3
3
15
Political Science (PSCI 1040 or 1050)
Economics (ECON 1100)
Intro to Computers in Business(BCIS 2610)
Total
H OURS
3
3
3
3
3
15
S PRING S EMESTER
Intermediate Micro-Theory (ECON 3550)
Lab Science
History (HIST 2620)
Accounting (ACCT 2020)
Speech (COMM 1010) ** or TECM 2700 **
Total
Y EAR F ALL S EMESTER
Intermediate Macro-Theory (ECON 3560)
Communicating in Business (BCIS 3615, MGMT 3330, or
MKTG 3010) *
Business Statistics with Spreadsheets (DSCI 3710) *
Professional Field Course ***
Finance (FINA 3770) *
Total
H OURS
3
S PRING S EMESTER
Basic Information Systems (BCIS 3610) *
3
3
3
3
15
Foundations of Marketing Practice (MKTG 3650) *
Managerial Economics (ECON 4140)
Organizational Behavior (MGMT 3720) *
Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (BLAW 3430) *
Total
Y EAR F ALL S EMESTER
Supporting Field Course ***
Humanities
International Finance (FINA 4500))
Professional Field Course ***
Supporting Field Course ***
H OURS
3
3
3
3
3
S PRING S EMESTER
Business Policy (BUSI 4940—Capstone)**
Supporting Field Course ***
Professional Field Course ***
Free elective
Free Elective
H OURS
3
3
3
3
3
Total 15 Total
*Business foundation courses. These must be completed with a grade of C or higher prior to enrolling in BUSI 4940.
15
** Courses that will fulfill university core and pre-business requirements. Courses used to fulfill both University and College requirements will increase number of required free electives to reach 120 hours minimum for graduation. Consult your advisor for questions on number of free electives needed.
***Courses selected in consultation with ECON advisor)
• This schedule is only a suggestion; make sure you understand the necessary prerequisites for each course and consult the Academic
Advising and Student Services Office. Course availability subject to change; actual degree audits may change depending on course availability in a given semester.
• Bolded courses are pre-business prerequisites to all jr./sr. level business courses and require a grade of C or higher. Math placement is required before enrolling in any MATH course.
• Completion of all pre-business prerequisite courses and a UNT cumulative 2.7 minimum gpa are required prior to enrolling in any jr./sr. level business courses and/or filing for an official degree plan.
• A total of 120 credit hours are required for this degree. GPA requirements for graduation: 2.7 UNT cumulative, 2.7 Professional Field, and 2.0 Overall.
H OURS
3
3
3
3
3
15
H OURS
3
3
3
3
3
15
H OURS
3
3
3
3
3
15