Business Minor

The School of Business offers a minor concentration in business to students pursuing a BA or BS degree. The business minor consists of an abbreviated business core and a concentration in one of the major areas of business: accounting, finance, management, information systems, international business, management, and marketing.

The business minor is offered to students in the School of Arts and Science by the faculty of the School of Business in conjunction with the Departments of Economics and Mathematics.

Minor Requirements

A. 6-7 credits in Arts and Science composed of:

Mathematics (3 credits)

(One of these courses may be used to satisfy the mathematics requirement of Area V of the College core.)

MTH 134 - Brief Calculus 3 Credits or
MTH 231 - Calculus 1 4 Credits

Economics (3 credits)

(Either of these courses may be used to satisfy Area IV of the College core.)

ECO 201 - Basic Microeconomic Analysis 3 Credits or
ECO 202 - Basic Macroeconomics Analysis 3 Credits

B. 24 credits in Business composed of:

C. Minor Concentration

In addition to the above Principles course (3 credits), the student must complete 12 credits or four courses in his/her minor concentration. These courses should be chosen from the requirements of one of the majors in the School of Business. Due attention must be paid to prerequisites for these courses. Liberal arts and science students may not take more than 27 credits in business.