Rancho Santiago Community College District:
Santiago Canyon College and University of Southern California
Transfer Advisement Sheet for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration
Effective Fall 2007 – Summer 2008
Applications for admission to USC’s Marshall School of Business can be submitted after completing at least three semesters of
college work and 30 transferable units as well as the courses listed below. Admission is competitive; students with an overall
GPA of 3.6 and grades of “B” or better in the courses required for admission will have an advantage in the admissions review
process. Students who wish to transfer to USC as a Business major must complete the required courses listed below.
Admission Requirements 1
Writing Requirement
USC Course
WRIT-130 or 140
Santiago Canyon College Coll.
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Fund. Principles of Calculus 2
ECON-203
ECON-205
MATH-118
ECON 121
ECON 120
MATH 150
ENGL 102 or 102H or 103 or 103H
or PHIL 110
*Completion of Santiago Canyon College’s Math 180 or 180H (USC MATH-125 Calculus I) will waive the USC MATH-118 equivalent
General Education Information:
Please refer to the articulation agreement for a detailed list of general education requirements. Please use this document in
conjunction with the most recent version of the Transferring to USC brochure and this advisement sheet. You may obtain the
articulation agreements at: https://camel2.usc.edu/articagrmt/artic.aspx.
Admissions Information:
All questions regarding eligibility, admissions criteria, or admissions process should be directed to the Marshall School of
Business, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Bridge Hall 105, (213) 740-8885.
Successful completion of two accounting courses (ACCTG 101 and 102 or ACCTG 101H and 102H) allows registration in
BUAD 305x. ACCTG 101 and 102 or ACCTG 101H and 102H will transfer as elective credit. If you do not complete the two
semesters of accounting prior to entering USC, you would enroll in BUAD 250ab and take the two semesters of accounting at
USC. Admission into the Leventhal School of Accounting is granted through the Marshall School of Business. Prospective
accounting majors must receive grades of “B” or better in both ACCTG 101 and 102 or ACCTG 101H or 102H.
NOTE: This advisement sheet is derived from the Articulation Agreement between USC and your college. This
advisement sheet is not a formal document due to regular updates and changes. Please refer to the articulation
agreements on the USC Website for new updates at https://camel2.usc.edu/articagrmt/artic.aspx prior to
enrollment. For questions regarding course equivalency, please contact the Registrars Office at USC.
For additional program information about the Marshall School of Business please visit:
Marshall School of Business Home Page
www.marshall.usc.edu
Marshall School of Business Undergraduate Admission Page
http://www.marshall.usc.edu/undergraduate/admissions
USC’s Course Catalog
http://www.usc.edu/dept/catalogue
Online Application
http://afaweb.esd.usc.edu/