Degree: BBA Business Admin - Economics Specialization (124 Hours Min.)
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ID#:
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Com Hrs
I. Foundations of Liberal Education (21 Hrs)
3
COMP 131
3
COMP 132
3
FREX 134 (1)
Cr
(MATH 130+)
3
LANG 131+
3
PWB 130
3
THEO 133
II. Distributions (18 Hours) (2)
Humanities-(I) (6 Hrs) (3)
3
3
Social Sciences –(P) (6 Hrs) (4)
Cr
(ECON)
Cr
(PSYC or SOCI)
Natural Sciences/Math-(S)(6 Hrs) (5)
3
Cr
(STAT 374)
Arts-(A) (6 Hrs) (6)
3
3
Professional Applications (3 Hrs) (7)
Cr
(COMM 374)
Cultural Persp./Religion (3 Hrs) (8)
3
III. Supporting Courses (21 Hrs)
3
MATH 133
3
MATH 136 or 241
3
STAT 374 (Q)
3
STAT 375
3
COMM374 (O)
3
POLS
3
ECON 237 (P)
Com Hrs
V. Major (48 Hrs)
A.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
B.
3
3
3
3
3
Core Curriculum (33 Hrs)
BUSI 231 – Prin of Accounting I
BUSI 232 – Prin of Accounting II (Q)
BUSI 339 – Bus & Legal Env
BUSI 337 – Prin of Marketing (C)
BUSI 338 – Quantitative Applications
BUSI 373 – Management & Org Beh.(W)
BUSI 376 – Managerial Cost Accounting
BUSI 377 – Bus Finance
BUSI 378 – Bus.Comm. (O)
BUSI 471 – Policy
BUSI 486 – Bus Ethics (E)
Specialization (15 Hrs)
Econ373 – Money, Banking (Fall)
Econ374 – Int. Macroeconomics (Fall)
Econ375 – Int. Microeconomics (Spring)
Econ431 – International Econ
Econ electives at 300 or 400 level
VI. Electives
IV. Minor (Optional)
Co-Curricular Modules (See back of form for explanation)
 #1 FREX 134
#3
#2
#4
Competencies(9): (Indicate completion of each competency)
A
C
E
G
I
O
P
Q
S
V
W
Hours
Per Plan
To-Date
Needed
Sect I
Sect II
Sect III
Section IV
Section V
Section VI
Total
124+
Co-Curricular Modules: Modules are structured learning experiences that take place outside of the classroom and help students
advance toward achievement of the competencies. Students must pass a minimum of four modules contributing to at least two discrete
competencies. For every 15 hours transferred into TLU from an institution of higher education (excluding AP, IB and Dual Credit
courses), one less module would be required for graduation.
Additional Information Related to Degree Plan:
(1) FREX134
requirement is waived for transfer students with 24 or more hours, no more than 12 of which may have been earned through dual
participation.
(2 )Additional
requirements include 1 Written Communication (W) (upper division), 1 Ethical Reasoning course (E), 1 Civic Engagement (V) course, 1
Oral Communication (O) course, 1 Creative Thinking (C) course, 1 Advanced Quantitative Reasoning (Q) course, 1 International and Global
Knowledge course (G) and a senior capstone course. All these requirements are covered in the business administration degree plans.
(3) Humanities
requires 6 hours from HUMA 130, English, Geography, History, Mexican American Studies, Philosophy or Women’s Studies with a
maximum of 3 hours in any one discipline. One course must meet the Inquiry & Analysis (I) competency.
(4)
Social Sciences requires 6 hours from SSCI 130, Economics, Political Science, Criminal Justice, Psychology or Sociology with a maximum of 3
hours in any one discipline. One course must meet the Problem Solving (P) competency.
(5)
Natural Sciences/Math requires 6 hours from NSCI 140, Biology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Physics, Math or Statistics with at least 1 of
the courses including a lab. One course must meet Scientific Literacy (S) competency. No more than 3 hours in any one discipline may count in the
distribution.
(6) The
Arts requires 6 hours from ARTS 130, Visual Art, Dramatic Media or Music. One course must meet the Aesthetic/Expression (A) competency.
(7)
Professional Applications requires 3 hours from Business, Communications, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, Information Systems, or
Kinesiology.
(8)
The Cultural Perspectives and Religion requires 3 hours from Classical Studies, French, Greek, Hebrew, Spanish, other foreign languages offered
through our language consortium or Theology.
Note: Cr designates that Distributions or Foundation course requirements are satisfied elsewhere within the degree plan.
(9)
Competencies addressed by Foundations:
 Basic Quantitative Literacy
(9)
Competencies addressed by Distributions, Major, Minor, Supporting Courses:
 (A) Aesthetic Expression (Arts)
 (P) Problem solving (Soc. Sci)

Critical Reading

(C) Creative Thinking
 (Q) Adv. Quantitative Reasoning

Engaging Faith Traditions

(E) Ethical Reasoning
 (S) Scientific Literacy (Nat. Sci.)

Modern Language

(G) Intercultural/Global Knowledge
 (V) Civic Engagement

Self Awareness and Development

(I) Inquiry and Analysis (Humanities)
 (W) Written Communication

Written Communication

(O) Oral Communication
Note: Competencies marked with  require courses specifically identified with that competency – See Course Schedule
Signatures Required:
Date:
Student ________________________________
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Review_____________________________
Major (Advisor)__________________________
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Approval to Graduate__________________
Major (Dept. Chair)_______________________
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Total Hours__________________________
Registrar (approval)_______________________
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It is the responsibility of the student to fulfill all degree requirements. See catalog for details.