Business Unused Section Space 1 Unused Section Space 2 Business Groundwork Unused Section Space 3 Statistics & CIS/OPIM Slides before 1st Section Divider General nonBusiness Requirements Engineering Notes & Caveats Student in Wharton & SEAS, with privileges Focusing on Wharton here (similarity) Minimum credits = 46 Check with advisors, keep emails Best resource for advice Upperclassmen Imperfect categories Grab handouts before we begin Wharton General Education & Global Environment Gen. Ed Required: 2 Can not be from Science & Technology Cluster Only 1 AP/IB P/F Language Classes count Globals Required: 2 A Gen. Ed with an international focus World Music Greek Mythology Others? Also 1 AP/IB World History, Euro etc Not P/F Writing Seminar & Language Competency Writing Seminar Required: 1 All Penn students List available online When you take it does not matter Try for freshman/ sophomore year Language Competency Ways to demonstrate AP/IB/SAT (before Penn) Departmental Exam Can reduce number of classes you need to take Classes Usually equivalent of four P/F Economics & Math Econ Required: 2 ECON 010 Math Required: at least 2 FNCE 103 for JWS ECON 001/002 with AP credit for other MATH 104, 114 (Calculus I) BPUB 250 or ECON 101 To waive: AP/IB Backwards Credit • Caution Recommendations? SEAS will likely require at least one more MATH 240, 241 Leadership & Societal Environment Leadership Required: 1 Societal Environment Required: 1 MGMT 100 Mixed Reviews Don’t panic if you don’t like it too much You should have taken it LGST 101 LGST 210 BPUB 203 Single degree Wharton students take 2 Business Fundamentals & M&T Requirement Business Fundamentals Required: 9 ACCT 101 ACCT 102 FNCE 100 FNCE 101 MGMT 101 MKTG 101 *STAT 430 or ESE 301 *STAT 431 or ESE 302 *OPIM 101 (CIS110/105) M&T Required: 1 MGMT 237 Take with your class during 2nd semester soph. year Taught by Dr. Hamilton MGMT 101 is a prerequisite (take freshman spring or sophomore fall) Lots of double countingask upperclassmen Concentration & Business Breadth Concentration Required: 1 Consists of 4 upper level courses Breadth Required: 2 Upper-level courses taken outside of your first concentration MGMT 237 can count as one if your first concentration is not MGMT No other double counting If doing 2 concentrations, 1 from 2nd concentration can apply STAT/ESE & CIS/OPIM STAT/ESE Required: 2 STAT 430 or ESE 301 STAT 431 or ESE 302 Which one? Doesn’t matter Recommendations? CIS/OPIM Required: 1 Some SEAS majors may not require this, but it is still required for M&Ts Per John Keenan Fulfills math req OPIM 101 will satisfy this Otherwise CIS 110, 120 ESE 112 CIS 105 (might need petition-rec for MEAM) M&T Requirement If your SEAS major does not have a CIS requirement Irrelevant for CIS majors SEAS CONSULT UPPERCLASSMEN Social Science and Humanities (SSH) Number of credits in this depends on SEAS major Usually not a concern, Wharton/Gen Ed classes fills in LGST 101 ECON 010 BPUB 250 LGST 210 – ethics MGMT 237