Business Administration, Financial Markets and Economic Analysis Concentration, B.S.B.A.

Prerequisites for the BSBA Degree:

All Helzberg School of Management students pursuing the BSBA degree are required to complete the following prerequisites:

• AC 2000 - Financial Accounting (3)
• AC 2100 - Managerial Accounting (3)
• BUS 1800 - Microcomputer Applications (3)
• MG 1900 - Business Leadership and Social Issues (3)
• BUS 2200 - Applied Business Statistics (3)

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• EC 1000 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3)

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• EC 1050 - Honors Macroeconomics (3)

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• EC 1100 - Principles of Microeconomics (3)

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• EC 1150 - Honors Microeconomics (3)

The Helzberg School of Management Core courses:

The Helzberg School of Management Core courses, which are required for graduation for the BSBA degree, are:

• FN 3000 - Essentials of Finance (3)
• MG 3100 - Management Information Systems (3)
• MG 3201 - Introduction to Operations Management (3)
• MG 3300 - Leadership and Organizational Behavior (3)
• MG 3350 - Business Issues in Global Environments (3)
• MG 3400 - The Law of Commercial Transactions (3)
• MG 4940 - Business Leadership: Strategy, Policy and Ethics (3)
• MK 3000 - Principles of Marketing (3)

Concentration Requirement for the BSBA Degree

Helzberg School of Management Business Administration major course requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree (BSBA):

The BSBA Business Administration major requires the completion of 15 upper-division Helzberg School of Management hours in addition to all university requirements and BSBA prerequisite requirements and Helzberg School of Management Core courses for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree. The student may choose any additional 15 hours from upper-division courses (six hours must be at the 4000-level or higher) offered by the Helzberg School of Management or the student may pursue a concentration as outlined below.

Concentration in Financial Markets and Economic Analysis (15 hours total):

• EC 3000 - Intermediate Macroeconomics (3)
• EC 3100 - Intermediate Microeconomics (3)
• FN 4110 - Investments (3)
• FN 4300 - Financial Markets and Institutions (3)

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Plus one 3-hour course from the following:

• EC 4001 - Forecasting and Data Analysis for Decision Making 
• EC 4200 - International Economics 
• FN 4000 - International Finance