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Missouri State University

Business Administration

(Accounting, Business Education, Computer Info Systems, Finance, General Business, , Technology and Construction Management, Insurance & Risk Management, Entertainment Management, Management, Marketing) 

The following is a list of courses that satisfy the General Education Block and the Associate in Arts Degree requirements here at North Central Missouri College, as well as the requirements for the Business Administration major at Missouri State University. This guide is valid ONLY for those seeking the General Education Block or an Associate in Arts Degree.

                                                                                                                                                                 

 

NCMC General Education Core Curriculum-42 semester hours

Communications                                                                                                   9 Credits

EN 101 English I and

EN 102 English II and

SP 175 Speech

 

Mathematics                                                                                                          3 Credits

MT 122 College Algebra

Humanities and Fine Arts                                                                                     9 Credits

Choose three courses, one course from three of the four categories:

Literature:

EN 252 World Literature: Enlightenment to the Present

EN 261 American Literature Before 1865

EN 262American Literature After 1865

 

Humanities/Cultural Studies:

HU 110 Humanities: Pre-Renaissance

HU 111 Humanities: Renaissance to Present

HI 101 Western Civilization to 1700

HI 102 Western Civilization since 1700

 

Fine Arts:

AR 104 Art Appreciation

MU 109 Music Appreciation

TH111 Introduction to Theatre

 

Foreign Language*/Philosophy:

FL 100 Elementary Spanish I

FL 101 Elementary Spanish II

FL 110 Elementary German I

FL 155 American Sign Language I

PH 101 Ethics

PH 102 Introduction to Philosophy

RL 101 Introduction to Religion

    

*See globalization requirements

Social Sciences                                                                                                     9 Credits

HI 103 American History to 1877 and

 

PY 121 General Psychology and

 

EC 252 Microeconomics

 

Life and Physical Sciences                                                                                  9 Credits

Choose one course from Life Sciences and one course from Physical Sciences.

Biological Sciences

BI 100 General Biology

BI 101 General Botany

BI 103 General Zoology

 

Physical Sciences

CH 107 Introduction to Chemistry

CH 110 General Chemistry I

PS 101 Introduction to the Physical Sciences

PS 108 Introduction to Physics

PS 185 College Physics I

 

Managing Information                                                                                          3 Credits

BT 160 Microcomputer Applications I

General Education       42 Credits

Health and Physical Education                                                                           3 Credits

PE 105 Health Education

PE Activity Course

 

Military experience accepted with proper documentation for activity courses

Major Field Requirements                                                                                  17 Credits

AC 136 Elementary Accounting I

AC 137 Elementary Accounting II

BT 130 Business Communications

EC 253 Macroeconomics

MT 125 Elementary Statistics 

 

*MSU has a business degree “globalization” requirement. There are 3 ways to meet this:

1) Take 6 credit hours of a single foreign language

2) Take 3 credit hours of a foreign language and SO 107 General Sociology or GE 106 Introduction to World Geography

3) Take SO 107 General Sociology and GE 106 Introduction to World Geography

 

Associate of Arts Degree    62 Total Credits

                                                                                                                                                                 

Business Administration

All students who plan to apply for admission to the College of Business Administration should declare a major in one of the six academic departments of the College upon admission to the University and seek enrollment advice through the Business Advisement Center. (Admission requirements do not apply to Department of Technology and Construction Management majors.)

Students in good standing at MSU are eligible to be considered for admission to a specific degree program in the College of Business Administration upon the completion of at least 54 hours including the following preparation courses: AC 136, AC 137, BT 130, BT 160, EC 252, EC 253, EN 101, MT 122, MT 125, PY 121, SP 175. (RIL 231 must be completed at MSU.)

Admission to the College of Business Administration is limited to a total of 2,000 majors at the combined junior and senior levels. Admission decisions will be determined by applicants’ combined (MSU plus transfer) grade point average. However, all applicants whose combined grade point average is 2.50 or higher will be admitted to the College of Business Administration. Students majoring in Computer Information Systems are required to meet additional admission requirements.  See Department of Computer Information Systems section of the MSU catalog for details.

To avoid registration problems use the following deadlines to apply to the College of Business Administration: Summer/Fall--6th week of Spring Semester; Fall (for students who did not apply in the spring)--4th week of Summer Semester; Spring--6th week of Fall Semester.

Admission decisions will be made by the 8th week of the Spring and Fall Semesters and the 6th week of the Summer Semester.

All undergraduate and graduate degree programs in business and accounting offered by the College of Business Administration at MSU are fully accredited by AACSB – The International Association for Management Education with the exception of the Department of Technology and Construction Management majors, which are accredited by the National Association of Industrial Management.

Refer specific questions regarding this degree program to the Business Advisement Center at (417) 836-5386 or BusinessAdvisement@missouristate.edu.  Students interested in the Department of Technology and Construction Management need to contact the Business Advisement Center and Dr. Shawn Strong, Department Head, at (417) 836-5121 or ShawnStrong@missouristate.edu