2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

Hasan School of Business
Credit Policy
To earn a BSBA from CSU-Pueblo, Students must
complete no less than 30 semester hours in business
at the 3/400 level in residence at CSU-Pueblo.
Students who complete junior- and senior-level
courses at other colleges or universities with grades of
C or better, and wish to apply the credits earned
toward their degree, must request approval through
the Dean or Department Chair. Courses taken without
such approval will not be counted toward the fulfillment
of degree requirements.
Only the Dean or the Department Chair may waive any
portion of these requirements and only upon written
petition by a student who has demonstrated extraordinary
ability.
Transfer Students
Undergraduate transfer work from other institutions is
evaluated first by the Office of Admissions and
Records, but final degree determination is made by the
Hasan School of Business. The School of Business
reserves the right to disallow any credit that is not
appropriate degree credit as determined by the
College.
Definitive articulation agreements have been established
between the Hasan School of Business and all
two-year public institutions in Colorado. Information is
available in Admissions and Records and on the CSU-
Pueblo Web site. For a detailed explanation of transfer
credit, please see the Admissions section of this
catalog.
Summary of Graduation Requirements
(Accounting, Business Management, and
Economics):
General Education ................................................ .*36
Skills...........................................................................7
Other Non-Business.................................................15
Business Core........................................................ *38
Major ........................................................................24
TOTAL (minimum credits) ..................................120
*ECON 201 and ECON 202 are counted in General
Education.
Summary of Graduation Requirements (CIS):
General Education................................................. .*36
Skills ........................................................................ 10
Related Courses........................................................ 9
IS Electives.............................................................. 13
Major ....................................................................... 52
TOTAL (minimum credits).................................. 120
*Must include SPCOM 103 or equivalent; ECON 201
and 202, if business minor; and MATH 121.
Co-Curricular Opportunities
Co-curricular activities are encouraged for all business
students. Included are internships, student clubs, and
seminar programs. A current list of clubs is available in
the Hasan School of Business or on the CSU-Pueblo
web site.
Outcomes Assessment Activities
Student Files
Student files are maintained to help track each
student’s progress at various checkpoints. Files are
kept in a central file in the Hasan School of Business,
accessible to the administration, the student, the
student’s advisor, and the faculty of the school.
In addition, the Hasan School of Business faculty
measure achievement annually in each major and area
of emphasis by administering a nationally standardized
test. Results of such measurements are used for
program assessment. The Hasan School of Business
compiles information to assess the success of
graduates. Information is obtained from the CSU-
Pueblo Alumni Office, the Career Center, and other
sources.
Advising
All pre-business, business, and CIS majors are
advised in the Hasan School of Business. Students are
required to meet with an HSB advisor each semester
to plan their course schedules for the upcoming
semester. In addition, consulting with an advisor is
necessary in declaring a business major, applying for
an internship and filing a graduation planning sheet.
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