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2003-2004 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2003-2004 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Business Administration


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Students are encouraged to select a concentration from within the Business Administration major (e.g., accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, marketing), or a minor from outside the major (e.g., foreign language, economics, computer science, English, political science).

Students interested in a particular concentration or minor take all the courses required for the B.S. in Business Administration plus the courses required for the concentration or minor. Interested students should consult the Degree Programs Booklet and the department chairperson for specific details.

Required


A minimum average GPA of 2.0 is required for business core courses. Students must take at least 18 credits of Act/Bus/Eco/Mgt courses at Nazareth College.

Business Administration Sample Program


Freshman Year


  • Perspectives I Credits: 6
  • Elective Credits: 3
  • Science and Lab Credits: 4

As well as:

Sophomore Year


  • Perspectives I Credits: 12
  • Perspectives II Credits: 3

As well as:

Senior Year


  • Electives Credits: 24
  • BAD 499 Credits: 0

As well as:

Business Department Concentrations for Business Majors


Admission to any concentration requires permission of the department chairperson.

Accounting


  • One elective subject to departmental approval

As well as:

Economics


  • Three ECO electives subject to departmental approval.

As well as:

Entrepreneurship


  • Two electives subject to department approval.

As well as:

Finance


  • Two electives subject to department approval.

As well as:

Information Systems


  • One elective subject to departmental approval.

As well as:

International Business


  • Foreign Language Credits: 6
  • One elective subject to departmental approval.

As well as:

Marketing


  • One elective subject to departmental approval.

As well as:

Senior Experience


MGT 430 (Senior Seminar) provides the Senior experience for the majors. In this course students will complete projects and/or submit papers which will give them the opportunity to make connections between the knowledge and insights gained from the Perspectives I and II courses and those courses within the major.

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