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Stuart School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Applied Science
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and
Applied Science provides a solid foundation in business
fundamentals along with an excellent technology foundation
which includes a minimum of 51 hours of mathematics,
science and engineering courses. Business fundamentals
include accounting, economics, statistics, finance, business
law, marketing, management, entrepreneurship,
and leadership. The technology curricula includes
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Applied Science
Required Courses Credit Hours
Business Requirements 48
BUS 100, 211, 212, 221, 301, 305, 311,
321, 341, 351, 361, 371, 402, 423, 480,
ECON 151, 152
Business Electives 6
Mathematics Requirements 10
MATH 151, 152
Science Requirements 15
CHEM 124, PHYS 123, 221,
BIOL 107
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core mathematics and sciences and a concentration
in a technology discipline that will help prepare
students to work in a technology based industry.
Concentrations include life sciences, chemistry, design,
information technology, construction management
material science, mechanical engineering, and
environmental management.
Humanities and Social Science Requirement 21
See general education requirements on page 26
Computer Science Requirement 2
CS 115
Interprofessional Projects 6
One of which must be an entrepreneurial IPRO
Technical Concentration 23
Technical courses chosen individually with the
student’s adviser to provide a concentration in
a specific technology or technologies related to a
specific industry. Concentrations include: Chemistry,
Life Sciences, Information Technology, Design,
Environmental Management, Construction Management,
Material Science, and Mechanical Engineering.
Total Credit Hours 131