 | | | | Old Core Requirements
- The Core Curriculum in Business involves course work in Business, Math, Writing, Communication and Economics. Refer to the Business Core Checklist, for the specific courses required each year.
- Freshman Review Group (18 credits)
- Sophomore Review Group (27 credits)
- Junior Review Group (24 credits)
- Senior Review Group (7 credits)
Business Option: 23-32 credits
- Students select an area of specialization, or minor. Any University approved minor (other than Business) is acceptable as a minor for business students. The minor is noted on the transcript upon graduation. Refer to the OSU General Catalog for University approved minors. Please contact the academic department offering the minor for additional information.
- Students must complete 48 credits of Baccalaureate Core (BAC) courses PLUS the Writing Intensive Course (WIC). The WIC course for College of Business students is BA 469, Strategic Management and Business Policy, which is completed in the senior year.
- An approved list of Baccalaureate Core courses is available in the OSU General Catalog and Schedule of Classes. BAC requirements include:
- Skills (15 credits)
Perspectives (24 credits)
- Difference, Power and Discrimination (3 credits)
Synthesis (6 credits)
- BAC courses which will be satisfied with College of Business requirements include:
- Skills : Writing I - WR 121
Writing III - COMM 111 or COMM 114
Mathematics - MTH 111 or above
- The number of elective credits will vary depending upon the option and minor selected. Students are advised to complete Baccalaureate Core course requirements early in their program and to work with their advisor in computing the number of electives available.
Minimum of 91 credits in NON Business Administration (BA) courses
Minimum of 60 credits in Upper Division (300-400 level)
Minimum of 180 credits total to graduate
Meet all College of Business retention standards
Candidates for the B.A. degree must complete a minor offered by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures or complete 27 pre-approved credits of foreign language and culture studies, 12 of which must be at the upper division level. Students who choose the latter must also demonstrate a foreign language proficiency equivalent to that attained at the end of a second year language sequence. |
