Management, Entrepreneurship Concentration, (B.B.A.)

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A management major with an entrepreneurship concentration is emphasizes the development of knowledge and skills needed for owning and operating a business, including leading people and teams, planning and organizing, creativity and strategic thinking.

University General Education Program (41 hours)

See University General Education Program for the University General Education Program requirements. Note that MATH 1710 , MATH 1830 , MATH 1421 , or MATH 1910 (Mathematics requirement) with a minimum grade of “C”, ECON 2010 and ECON 2020 (Social/Behavioral Sciences requirement) are specified for the B.B.A. degree.

College and Degree (B.B.A.) Requirements

Lower Division Business Core

No grade below “C” and a minimum of 2.25 GPA in the major. For Accounting majors, no grade below “C -” and a minimum of 2.5 GPA in the major.

ACCT 2010 - Financial Accounting Credit Hours: (3) (To major in Accounting, a student must have earned a grade of at least “B-” in ACCT 2010)
ACCT 2020 - Managerial ACCT/Non-Acct Major Credit Hours: (3) Not Required for Acct. Majors
ECON 2010 - Intro to Macroeconomics** Credit Hours: (3)
ECON 2020 - Intro to Microeconomics** Credit Hours: (3)
MIS 2749 - Foundation/Information Systems ** Credit Hours: (3)
SCMS 2610 - Introduction to Supply Chain Management ** Credit Hours: (3)
Take either:
SCMS 2710 - Business Analytics -Statistics ** Credit Hours: (3)
OR
MATH 1530 - Prob/Statistics/Non Calculus** Credit Hours: (3)
Take one from:
MATH 1710 - College Algebra ** Credit Hours: (3)
MATH 1830 - Elementary Calculus** Credit Hours: (3)
MATH 1910 - Calculus I ** Credit Hours: (4)
MATH 1421 - Honors Calculus I Credit Hours: (4)

Upper Division Business Core

No grade below “C-” and a 2.00 GPA in the following Upper Division Business Core:

ACCT 3130 - Legal/Social/Political Environ ** Credit Hours: (3)
FIR 3410 - Financial Management ** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 3110 - Principles of Management** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 3033 - Communication and Career Readiness for Accounting Professionals Credit Hours: 3 (strongly recommended for Accounting Majors)
OR
MGMT 3032 - Communication and Career Readiness for Business Professionals Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 4710 - Strategic Management ** Credit Hours: (3) (Registration limited to graduating seniors)
MIS 3210 - Critical Thinking Using Analytics ** Credit Hours: (3)
MKTG 3010 - Principles of Marketing ** Credit Hours: (3)
SCMS 3711 - Business Analytics - Tools ** Credit Hours: (3)
Choose One From the Following:
ECON 4350 - International Econ Credit Hours: (3)
ECON 4351 - International Monetary Theory/Policy Credit Hours: (3)
FIR 4550 - International Finance ** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 4510 - International Business Communication ** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 4810 - International Management ** Credit Hours: (3)
MIS 4310 - Global Information Technology ** Credit Hours: (3)
MKTG 4530 - International Marketing ** Credit Hours: (3)
MKTG 4550 - Business Solutions for Sustainability** Credit Hours: (3)

The Major (24 hours)

Major Core (9 hours)

MGMT 3215 - Management of Human Resources ** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 4420 - Organizational Behavior in Business** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 4461 - Managerial Leadership ** Credit Hours: (3)

Entrepreneurship Concentration (15 hours)

UNIV 2555 - Introduction to Entrepreneurial Innovation & Design Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 2820 - Intro to Entrepreneurship ** Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 4820 - Advanced Entrepreneurship ** Credit Hours: (3)
Choose two of the following:
MGMT 4920 - Independent Study in Entrepreneurship Credit Hours: (1-3)
MGMT 4411 - Creating Positive Workplace Cultures Credit Hours: (3)
MGMT 4481 - Teamwork/Group Dynamics in Organizations Credit Hours: (3)

Elective

Courses that satisfy a requirement for the student in their major may NOT be used. The student is expected to propose an elective course, in the entrepreneurial spirit, that will enhance and support related learning and success of the entrepreneurial activity, project, or business that is the focus of the concentration. For example, the elective course could be in a functional area of knowledge critical to the entrepreneurial project implementation (e.g., non-profits, digital marketing, computer technology).