MAJOR CORE REQUIREMENTS 

All business students must take the major core classes as part of their Business Administration degree.  In order to be eligible to enroll in the majority of the major core classes a student must be admitted into the upper division major.  Please visit the pre-business section for information on lower division courses that must be completed prior to being approved into the upper division major.  The pre-business website will also give you options on courses from the major core that can be taken while enrolled in the last of your lower division requirements.

Major core classes should be taken concurrently with concentration courses.  Many concentrations have prerequisites from the Major Core.  All courses in the pre-business major, major core and concentrations need to be completed with a minimum C- grade while maintaining a 2.0 gpa in each area. 

The College of Business Administration has policies and proceedures that are unique to our college.  It is the responsiblity of the student to be aware of the policies.  Please visit the following link for the 3 most common policies.  CBA Policies and Proceedures.

MAJOR CORE:  30 units (prerequisites noted in parentheses)

           COMS 103 - Presentational Speaking in the Organization (if MIS 1, 2, 3

           are completed or enrollment is concurrent)

           DS 101 - Data Analysis for Managers (if MIS 1, 2, 3, Math 24, and STAT 1

           are completed)

           HROB 101 - Management of Contemporary Organizations (if MIS 1, 2, 3

           are completed or enrollment is concurrent)

           FIN 101 - Business Finance

           MGMT 101 - Legal Environment of Business

           MGMT 102 - Business Communications (if MIS 1, 2, 3 Area A in GE and

           ENGL 20 are completed)

           MIS 101 - Computer Information Systems for Management

           MKTG 101 - Principles of Marketing

           OPM 101 - Operations Management (DS 101)

           GM 105 - Strategic Management (Completion of all major core courses, with

           the exception of MIS 101)