Transfer Guide
for the transfer of credits between
The University of Wisconsin-Superior
Bachelor of Science Degree Programs in the Department of
Business and Economics and the
University of Wisconsin Colleges
Associate of Arts and Science Degree
Business Emphasis
Introduction and Rationale:
The University of Wisconsin-Superior maintains an educational partnership with the University of Wisconsin
Colleges to provide opportunities for students to enter bachelor’s degree completion programs. In the interest
of fostering cooperation between our institutions, and to better serve the transfer of students, the faculty of
the Department of Business and Economics and administrations of our institutions have established this
transfer guide.
This guide specifies the transfer of credit from the University of Wisconsin Colleges Associate Degree named
above to the UW-S Bachelor’s Degree named above in recognition that the University of Wisconsin Colleges
program prepares students for admission to this Bachelor’s degree program. The underlying assumption for
this Agreement is that the college provides a foundation of general education courses and the University
provides the upper-level courses required within the Bachelor’s degree program.
University of Wisconsin Colleges students who successfully complete the Associates of Arts and Science
degree (AAS) with a Business Emphasis wishing to transfer to the University of Wisconsin-Superior will be
awarded the following credits toward the Bachelor of Science Degree Programs in the Department of Business
and Economic
Information about the Department of Business and Economics is available from the following website:
http://www.uwsuper.edu/acaddept/dbe/index.cfm
See below for information about the department’s majors, minors, certificates, and course descriptions.
http://www.uwsuper.edu/catalog/2012-14/majorsandminors/undergraduate/depts/dbe.cfm
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UW-Colleges
course #
UW-Superior
course title
BUS 201
Introductory Financial Accounting
BUS 204
BUS/ENG 210
ECO 203
ECO 204
Introductory Managerial Accounting
Business Communication
Economics – Macro
Economics - Micro
BUS 230
Introduction to Management
Information Systems
Economics and Business Statistics
BUS/ECO 243
cr
course #
course title
cr.
granted
Major Courses
4
ACCT 200
ACCT 189
3
ACCT 201
3
COMM 110
3
ECON 251
3
ECON 250
Financial Accounting
Accounting Elective
Managerial Accounting
Introduction to Communication
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
ITS 108
Business Computer Applications
3
3
BUS 270
Business Statistics
3
Requirements:
Students from the University of Wisconsin Colleges must have completed the above-named Associate of Arts
and Sciences Degree program with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.3/4.0 for consideration for
transfer under the terms of this document. Students must complete the following courses or their equivalents
with a grade point average of at least 2.0 with no grade lower than C-: ITS 108; ACCT 200, 201; BUS 270; ECON
250, 251.
Students must complete both BUS 270 Business Statistics and MATH 151 Business Calculus or their
equivalents.
Degree Requirements: In order to be awarded a degree from UW-Superior, students are required to earn:
 120 total credits to complete the bachelor’s degree named above,
 at least 30 credits at UW-Superior,
 at least 36 credits in upper-division courses (300-400 level), and
 their final 12 credits at UW-Superior .
A maximum of 72 credits may be transferred from the University of Wisconsin Colleges to the University of
Wisconsin-Superior.
Conditions:
The terms of this degree completion agreement apply only for the purposes of entry to the Bachelor of
Science Degree Programs in the Department of Business and Economics at the University of WisconsinSuperior.
Credits will be awarded only to students who complete a bachelor’s degree at UW-Superior in the degree
indicated in this agreement.
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UWC students seeking admission to other degree programs offered at UW-Superior may transfer to the
University only those credits recognized by the desired program of entry.
This agreement is limited to University requirements for completion of a Bachelor’s degree only. Students
seeking certification for licensure in particular fields must complete any additional requirements for such
certification.
The transferability of credits as put forth within this articulation agreement is advisory. Students who
matriculate to UW-Superior are subject to the degree requirements in effect in the students’ catalog of entry
at UW-Superior.
This agreement applies to Bachelor of Science degrees from the Department of Business and Economics.
Students seeking Bachelor of Arts degrees must meet additional requirements.
REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO UPPER DIVISION (300/400-LEVEL DBE COURSES)
Students majoring in the DBE must be admitted to the department prior to enrolling in 300/400-level courses. To be
admitted to DBE, students must first:
1.
Earn an overall grade point average of 2.3 or higher. This requirement applies to all students, including
transfer students. Coursework at previously attended colleges or universities will be included in GPA
computations.
2.
Complete the following courses with a GPA of at least 2.0 with no grade lower than C -:
ITS 108; ACCT 200, 201; BUS 270; ECON 250, 251.
3.
Complete the following: MATH 151 or Math 240 for all DBE majors. WRIT 101; 102; COMM 110; and all but 12
credits of the remaining University General Education requirements.
Students with majors offered by the Department of Business and Economics may not enroll in any of the courses
listed above on a Pass/Fail basis. The General Education Mathematics requirement is satisfied by MATH 151 or 240.
All of the requirements stated above also apply to transfer students.
The application for admission to the Department of Business and Economics is available from below:
http://www.uwsuper.edu/acaddept/dbe/forms/index.cfm
Admissions and Application
Information about the application process and the application for admission into the University of WisconsinSuperior can be found on the following website:
http://www.uwsuper.edu/admissions/apply/index.cfm
Information about the University can be accessed from the University’s main website:
http://www.uwsuper.edu/index.htm
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Accounting
(Comprehensive – No Minor Required)
University of Wisconsin-Superior
Required Core Courses
Dept.
MATH
No.
151
Course Name
Business Calculus (or MATH 240)
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
BUS
211 Business Law I
COMM
110 Introduction to Communication
FIN
320 Principles of Finance
BUS
370 Principles of Marketing
BUS
380 Principles of Management
Required Concentration Courses
ACCT
352 Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT
353 Intermediate Accounting II
ACCT
355 Cost Accounting
ACCT
357 Accounting Information Systems
ACCT
460 Fundamentals of Taxation
ACCT
462 Advanced Accounting
ACCT
464 Auditing Principles
ACCT
467 Tax Research
ACCT
466 Senior Project in Accounting (Capstone)
And at least two of the following:
ACCT
301 Study Abroad
ACCT
351 Accounting for Not-for-Profit Entities
ACCT
359 Advanced Financial Accounting Topics
ACCT
461 Advanced Topis in Taxation
ACCT
465 Fraud Examination
ACCT
488 Peachtree/QuickBooks/International Accounting
Prerequisites
Qualified on Placement Test or
Math 102 (C- or higher)
Sem. Offered
F,S
DBE
DBE
DBE
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
F
S
F
S
F
S
F
F
S
Consent of Instructor
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
DBE
F,S
F
S
S
S
F,S
Plus electives to reach minimum credit requirements for degree completion.
Year One
Semester One
ACCT 352 (F)
ACCT 355 (F)
BUS 211
BUS 370
MATH 151(pending placement)1
TOTAL
Year Two
Semester One
ACCT 460 (F)
ACCT 464 (F)
ACCT 467 (F)
ACCT Option Course3
FIN 320
Any Gen Ed/Electives
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
1
3
3
3
16
Year One
Semester Two
ACCT 353 (S)
ACCT 357 (S)2
ACCT Option Course3
BUS 380
COMM 110
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
Year Two
Semester Two
ACCT 462 (S)
ACCT 466 (Capstone)4
ACCT Option Course3
Any Gen Ed/Electives
3
2
3
6
TOTAL
14
1
Unless equivalent completed at UW Colleges
ITS 342 may be substituted for ACCT 357 with approval from an accounting advisor
3
At least two courses are required from the following:
-ACCT 301, 351, 359, 461, 465, 488.
4 BUS 495 may be substituted for ACCT 466 with approval from an accounting advisor.
2
4
Business Administration
(Minor Required)
Required Core Courses:
Department
COMM
No.
110
Course Name
Introduction to Communication
MATH
151
(Calculus) or MATH 240
(Unless Equivalent completed at
UW Colleges)
Business Law I
Principles of Finance
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Management
Strategic Management
(Capstone)
BUS
FIN
BUS
BUS
211
320
370
380
BUS
495
Prerequisites
Sem Offered
F,S
Qualified on Placement Test or MATH 102 (Cor higher)
F, S
DBE
DBE
DBE
F, S
F, S
F, S
F, S
DBE, BUS 370, BUS 380, FIN 320
F, S
Plus electives to reach minimum credit requirements for degree completion.
Year One
Fall Semester
BUS 370
FIN 320
COMM 110
MATH 151(pending placement)1
BUS 211
TOTAL
Year Two
Spring Semester
3
3
3
3
3
15
Year One
Fall Semester
3
12
TOTAL
15
Year Two
Spring Semester
Any Electives
15
TOTAL
15
1
BUS 380
Any Electives
Any Electives
BUS 495
TOTAL
12
3
15
Unless equivalent completed at UW Colleges
Please Note:
 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation
 BUS 370, BUS 380 and FIN 320 cannot be taken at the same time as BUS 495.
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Economics
(Minor Required)
Required General Education Course
Dept.
No.
Course Name
COMM`
110
Introduction to Communication
Required Core Courses
Dept.
No.
MATH
151
(or MATH 240)
Required Major Courses
ECON
350
ECON
351
ECON
470
Prerequisites
Course Name
Calculus
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
Intermediate Microeconomics
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Applied Economic Analysis
Sem. Offered
F, S
Prerequisites
Qualified on Placement Test or
MATH 102 (C- or higher
Sem. Offered
F, S
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
F
S
S
Global Awareness Requirement - one of the following
ECON
430
International Economics*
ECON
435
Development Economics*
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
F
S
And at least three of the following:
ECON
301
Study Abroad
ECON
330
Money and Banking
ECON
333
Transportation Economics
ECON
335
Economics of Sustainability
ECON
362
Public Finance
ECON
430
International Economics*
ECON
435
Development Economics*
ECON
438
Comparative Economics Systems
ECON
481
Seminar in Economic Issues
Consent of Instructor
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Econ 250 and 251 or ECON 235
F, J-Term, S
F
F
S
S every other year
F
S
Occasionally by demand
Occasionally by demand
Plus electives to reach minimum credit requirements for degree completion.
Year One Semester One
Year One Semester Two
ECON 350
BUS 211
Any ECON 300/400 Elective1
Math 151(pending placement)
Minor Elective
TOTAL
Year Two
Semester One
3
3
3
3
3
15
ECON 351
ECON 435
Minor Elective
Minor Elective
Any Elective (300-400)
TOTAL
Year Two
Semester Two
3
3
3
3
3
15
Any ECON 300/400 Elective1
Any Elective
(300 – 400)
Any Elective
(300 – 400)
Minor Elective (300 – 400)
Minor Elective (300 – 400)
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
ECON 470 (Capstone)
Any ECON 300/400 Elective1
Any Elective (300-400)
Any Elective
Any Elective (300-400)
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
1
2
At least three courses are required from the following: ECON 301; 330; 333; 335; 362; 430; 435; 438; 481
Unless equivalent completed at UW Colleges.
Please Note: 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation. After meeting all general
education requirements, all minor requirements, and all major requirements, the economics major still contains 24-27 elective
credits (8-9 courses) that the student can fill with any catalog course of his or her choosing.
*Course can only be used to satisfy one requirement in the major.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Comprehensive - No Minor Required)
Finance Concentration
Required Core Courses
Dept.
No.
Course Name
MATH
151
Business Calculus (or MATH 240)
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
Prerequisites
Qualified on Placement Test or MATH 102 (C- or
higher)
Sem. Offered
F,S
BUS
211
Business Law I
COMM
110
Introduction to Communication
BUS
370
Principles of Marketing
Admitted to DBE
BUS
380
Principles of Management
Admitted to DBE
FIN
320
Principles of Finance
Admitted to DBE
Required Concentration Courses
FIN
321
Managerial Finance
Admitted to DBE; FIN 320
BUS
306
Quant. Models for Prod. & Ops. Mgmt.
Admitted to DBE
FIN
420
Principles of Insurance & Risk Mgmt.
Admitted to DBE; FIN 320
FIN
426
Investments
Admitted to DBE; FIN 320
BUS
495
Strategic Management (Capstone)
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370; 380; FIN 320
Either:
BUS
4302 International Business
Admitted to DBE
Or
ECON
4302 International Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
And at least two of the following:
ACCT
4601 Fundamentals of Taxation
Admission to DBE
BUS
301
Study Abroad
ECON
330
Money and Banking
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
ECON
362
Public Finance
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
FIN
400
Finance Internship
Admitted to DBE
ITS
3421 Management Information Systems (ACCT 357, Accounting Information Systems may substitute for ITS 342)
Either:
BUS
4302 International Business
Admitted to DBE
or
ECON
4302 International Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Year One
Semester One
BUS 370
ECON 330 (F)
FIN 320
COMM 110 (F,S)
MATH 151 (pending placement)
TOTAL
Year Two
Semester One
ACCT 460 (F)
ECON 430 (F)
FIN 420 (F)
Any Elective
Finance Option Course2
TOTAL
1
2
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
3
3
3
15
Year One
Semester Two
BUS 306
BUS 380
FIN 321
Finance Option Course2
BUS 211
TOTAL
Year Two
Semester Two
BUS 4301 (S)
BUS 495 (Capstone)
FIN 426 (S)
Any Electives
TOTAL
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
S
F,S
F
S
F,S
F,S
F
F
F,S
F
S
F,S,SS
S
F,S
F
3
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
3
6
15
ECON 430 or BUS 430 required, not both.
At least two courses are required from the following:
-Bus 301; ECON 330; ECON 362; ACCT 4601; ITS 342 or ACCT 3571, BUS 4302 or ECON 4302
1
Not allowed for Accounting Majors
2
BUS 430 or ECON 430 cannot be used twice to satisfy a requirement in the concentration
Please Note: 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Comprehensive - No Minor Required)
International Business Concentration
Required Core Courses
Dept.
No. Course Name
MATH
Prerequisites
151
Business Calculus (or MATH 240)
Qualified on Placement Test or MATH 102
(C- or higher)
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
BUS
211 Business Law I
COMM 110 Introduction to Communication
BUS
370 Principles of Marketing
Admitted to DBE
BUS
380 Principles of Management
Admitted to DBE
FIN
320 Principles of Finance
Admitted to DBE
Required Concentration Courses
BUS
430 International Business
Admitted to DBE
ECON 430 International Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
BUS
495 Strategic Management (Capstone)
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370; 380; FIN 320
And at least two of the following:
BUS
301 Study Abroad
BUS
363 Business Ethics
Admitted to DBE
BUS
400 Business Internship
Admitted to DBE
BUS
411 Business Law II
Admitted to DBE; BUS 211
ECON 435 Development Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
TRSP
430 International and Intermodal
Admitted to DBE
Transportation
Sem.
Offered
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F
F,S
S
F,S,SS
Occasional
S
S
Complete 6 credits of foreign language or 6 credits of courses 300-level or
higher from Global studies minor.
Year Three
Semester One
BUS 370
Foreign Requirement
FIN 320
COMM 110
MATH 151 (pending placement)
TOTAL
Year Four
Semester One
ECON 430
International Option Course
Any Electives
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
Year Three
Semester Two
BUS 380
BUS 430
International Option Course
BUS 211
Any Elective
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
9
15
Year Four
Semester Two
BUS 495
Foreign Requirement
Any Electives
TOTAL
3
3
9
15
Please Note:
 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation.
 BUS 370, BUS 380 and FIN 320 cannot be taken at the same time as BUS 495.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Comprehensive - No Minor Required)
Management Concentration
Required Core Courses
Dept.
No.
Course Name
MATH
Prerequisites
151
Business Calculus (or MATH 240)
Qualified on Placement Test or MATH 102 (C- or higher)
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
BUS
211
Business Law I
COMM
110
Introduction to Communication
BUS
370
Principles of Marketing
Admitted to DBE
BUS
380
Principles of Management
Admitted to DBE
FIN
320
Principles of Finance
Admitted to DBE
Required Concentration Courses
BUS
363
Business Ethics & Social Responsibility
Admitted to DBE
BUS
382
Human Resource Management
Admitted to DBE
BUS
405
Small Business Management
Admitted to DBE
BUS
430
International Business
Admitted to DBE
BUS
495
Strategic Management (Capstone)
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370; 380; FIN 320
And at least three of the following:
TRSP
3003 Supply Chain Management
Admission to DBE
ECON
3504 Intermediate Microeconomics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
BUS
306
Quant. Models for Prod. & Ops. Mgmt.
Admitted to DBE
FIN
3211 Managerial Finance
Admitted to DBE; FIN 320
BUS
3712 Consumer Behavior
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
BUS
400
Business Internship
Admitted to DBE
BUS
4842 Marketing Strategy & Brand Management
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
BUS
411
Business Law II
Admitted to DBE; BUS 211
ECON
430
International Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
Sem.
Offered
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
S
S
F
F,S
F,S
S
F
F,S
S
S
F,S,SS
S
S
F
1
Students with a Finance concentration cannot use this as an elective.
Students with a Marketing concentration cannot use this as an elective.
3
Students with a T & L major cannot use this as an elective.
4
Students with an Economics major cannot use this as an elective.
2
Year One
Semester One
BUS 380 (F,S)
FIN 320 (F,S)
MATH 151 (pending placement)
COMM 110 (F,S)
BUS 211 (F,S)
TOTAL
Year Four
Semester One
BUS 382 (F)
BUS 405 (F)
Management Option Course
Any Electives
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
3
6
15
Year Three
Semester Two
BUS 363 (S)
BUS 370 (F,S)
BUS 430 (F,S)
3
3
3
Any Electives
TOTAL
6
15
Year Four
Semester Two
BUS 495 (Capstone) (F,S)
Management Option Course
Management Option Course
Any Electives
TOTAL
3
3
3
6
15
Please Note:
 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation.
 BUS 370, BUS 380 and FIN 320 cannot be taken at the same time as BUS 495.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Comprehensive - No Minor Required)
Marketing Concentration
Required Core Courses
Dept.
No.
Course Name
MATH
Prerequisites
151
Business Calculus (or MATH 240)
Qualified on Placement Test or MATH 102 (C- or
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
higher)
BUS
211
Business Law I
COMM
110
Introduction to Communication
BUS
370
Principles of Marketing
Admitted to DBE
BUS
380
Principles of Management
Admitted to DBE
FIN
320
Principles of Finance
Admitted to DBE
Required Concentration Courses
BUS
306
Quant. Models for Prod. & Ops. Mgmt.
Admitted to DBE
BUS
371
Consumer Behavior
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
BUS
482
Marketing Research
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
BUS
484
Marketing Strategy & Brand Management
Admitted to DBE; BUS370
BUS
495
Strategic Management (Capstone)
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370; 380; FIN 320
Sem.
Offered
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
S
F
S
F,S
Either:
BUS
430
International Business
Or
ECON
430
International Economics
And at least two of the following:
BUS
301
Study Abroad
BUS
373
Advertising Principles & Design
BUS
375
Public Relations
BUS
400
Business Internship
BUS
474
Retail Marketing
BUS
475
Professional Selling & Sales Management
BUS
477
Internet Marketing
Admission to DBE
F,S
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
F
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370 or COMM 170
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370 or COMM 170
Admitted to DBE
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
Admitted to DBE; BUS 370
F,S
S
F
F,S,SS
F
S
S
*BUS 430 or ECON 430 cannot be used twice to satisfy a requirement within a major.
Year Three
Semester One
BUS 306 (F,S)
BUS 370 (F,S)
FIN 320 (F,S)
MATH 151 (pending placement)
COMM 110 (F,S)
TOTAL
Year Four
Semester One
Marketing Elective2
BUS 482 (F)
ECON 4301 (F,S)
Any Electives
TOTAL
1
2
3
3
3
3
3
15
Year Three
Semester Two
BUS 371 (S)
BUS 380 (F,S)
BUS 4301 (F,S)
BUS 211 (F.S)
Any Elective
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
15
3
3
3
3
15
Year Four
Semester Two
Marketing Elective2
BUS 484 (S)
BUS 495 (Capstone) (F,S)
Any Electives
TOTAL
3
3
3
6
15
TOTAL
ECON 430 or BUS 430 required, not both.
At least two courses are required from the following: BUS 301, 373,375,400,474,475,477.
Please Note:
 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation.
 BUS 370, BUS 380 and FIN 320 cannot be taken at the same time as BUS 495.
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TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT (Comprehensive - No Minor Required)
Required Core Courses
Dept.
No.
Course Name
Prerequisites
MATH
151
Business Calculus (or MATH 240)
Qualified on Placement Test or MATH
(Unless Equivalent completed at UW Colleges)
102 (C- or higher)
BUS
211
Business Law I
COMM
110
Introduction to Communication
BUS
370
Principles of Marketing
Admitted to DBE
BUS
380
Principles of Management
Admitted to DBE
FIN
320
Principles of Finance
Admitted to DBE
Required Concentration Courses
ECON
333
Transportation Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
GEOG
302
Economic Geography
ECON 250 and 251
LSTU
303
Environmental Law and Regulation
TRSP
300
Supply Chain Management
Admitted to DBE
TRSP
400
Transportation Internship
Admitted to DBE
TRSP
430
International and Intermodal Transportation
Admitted to DBE
Either:
BUS
430
International Business
Admitted to DBE
Or
ECON
430
International Economics
ECON 250 and 251 or ECON 235
And at least two of the following:
TRSP
301
Study Abroad
TRSP
305
Air Transportation Management
Admitted to DBE
TRSP
315
Land Transportation Management
Admitted to DBE
TRSP
325
Marine Transportation Management
Admitted to DBE
TRSP
401
Advanced Supply Chain Management
Admitted to DBE; TRSP 300
TRSP
402
Urban Planning and Transportation Systems Admitted to DBE; GEOG 302
TRSP
405
Port and Terminal Management
Admitted to DBE
Year Three
Semester One
MATH 151 (pending placement)
LSTU 303 (F)
ECON 333 (F)
GEOG 302 (F)
COMM 110 (F,S)
TOTAL




3
3
3
3
3
15
Year Three
Semester Two
FIN 320 (F,S)
BUS 380 (F,S)
TRSP 300 (S)
BUS 211 (F.S)
BUS 370 (F,S)
TOTAL
Sem. Offered
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F,S
F
S
F,S,SS
S
F,S
F
F,S
S
F
S
F
S-odd years
F
3
3
3
3
3
15
Assigned to and meet with Transportation and Logistics advisor to discuss programs and internships.
Fill out revised graduation plan with advisor.
Sign degree audit on file in Registrar’s Office.
Recommend course BUS 499 Seminar in Business 1-4 credits (Includes resume writing and interviewing tips) See Career Services.
Summer Session after junior year:
TRSP 400 (Capstone-mode specific)
2-7 (credits assigned: 45 hours = 1 credit; minimum of 90 hours)
Meet with Transportation and Logistics advisor to discuss and evaluate the internship experience.
Year Four
Semester One
ECON 4301
TRSP Option Course2
Any Electives
TOTAL
1
3
3
6-9
12-15
Year Four
Semester Two
TRSP 430 (S)
TRSP Option Course2
Any Electives
TOTAL
3
3
6-9
12-15
ECON 430 or BUS 430 required, not both.
least two courses are required from the following: TRSP 305 (S), 315 (F), 325 (S), 401 (F), 402, or 405 (F).
2At
Please Note:
 120 total credits and 36 credits numbered 300 or higher are required for graduation.
 BUS 370, BUS 380 and FIN 320 cannot be taken at the same time as BUS 495.
 Meet with Transportation and Logistics advisor to discuss resumes and graduate school opportunities. Apply for membership in AST & L.
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