Minor Programs

Minors in Business Administration and Accounting provide complements to major programs of study. Greater knowledge and understanding of management processes and the way scarce economic resources are accounted for will enhance the effectiveness of a citizen's interaction in society. The following courses are recommended for students who are pursuing non-business related majors. Prerequisites for the following courses must be met.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MINOR
Program - 18 Credits

FINA 340 Financial Management	(03)
BUAD 302 Management and Organizational Behavior	(03)
MKTG 308 Principles of Marketing	(03)
BUAD 412 Business Law	(03)
300-400 Business Electives	(06)

ACCOUNTING MINOR

Program - 18 Credits

ACCT 201 Introductory Financial Accounting	(03)
ACCT 202 Introductory Corporate and Managerial Accounting	(03)
ACCT 301 Cost and Budgetary Control	(03)
ACCT 302 Intermediate Accounting I	(03)
ACCT 303 Intermediate Accounting II	(03)
ACCT 402 Individual Federal Taxation	(03)

Please note: Each student must satisfy all prerequisites for each course included in the minor program of study. No course will satisfy the requirement for the minor and the major.