B.S. IN MANAGEMENT
Managers
play a critical role in shaping America's future. Businesses need managers
who are effective, creative, disciplined and well educated. The Management
degree gives students the necessary career skills to obtain diverse and
innovative managerial and professional positions in all areas of business.
Career opportunities include management positions in manufacturing companies,
business and management consulting, financial planning and banking, sales
management, marketing and personnel administration.
The
B.S. Management degree is designed to give students a broad perspective
of organizational management and the judgment and professional competetence
necessary for a career in any business field. The
program develops students’ leadership, teamwork and communication skills
while preparing them for successful careers.
Students receive in-depth
training in managerial planning, human resources management, decision-making,
strategy development, operations management, organizational behavior
and service management. The undergraduate major combines a solid foundation
in business topics with a liberal arts education. Leaders in all economic
sectors urge business students to broaden their understanding of the
world by exploring non-business subjects.
The Business Organization
for Successful Students (BOSS) is a club for Management students which
offers lectures and workshops to introduce students to accomplished business
leaders.
Recent graduates are working
in management careers at the Bank of New York, Morgan Stanley, Credit
Suisse, and other prominent companies.
Recommended
Course of Study
In addition to the general
requirements for all students in the School of Business, Public Administration
and Information Sciences, a student specializing in Management is required
to complete the following: Management 150, 151, 152, 153, and 154.
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First
Year: First Semester
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Credits
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Accounting 101
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3
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Computer Science
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3
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English 16
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3
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Mathematics 11y
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3
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Economics 1
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3
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Orientation Seminar 1
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1
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Total:
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16
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First
Year: Second Semester
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Credits
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Accounting 102
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3
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Management 101
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3
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English 17 or Core Seminar
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3
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Mathematics 12y
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3
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Economics 2
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3
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Total:
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15
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Second
Year: First Semester
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Credits
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Law 101
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3
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Quantitative Analysis 128
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3
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Marketing 101
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3
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Finance 101
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3
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Management 131
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3
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Philosophy 61
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3
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Total:
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18
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Second
Year: Second Semester
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Credits
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Finance 102
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3
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Law 102
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3
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Quantitative Analysis 129
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3
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Speech 3
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3
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Marketing 151
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3
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Philosophy 62
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3
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Total:
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18
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Third
Year: First Semester
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Credits
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English 61-64
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3
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Physics 20
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4
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History 1
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3
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Management 150
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3
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Management 151
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3
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Total:
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16
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Third
Year: Second Semester
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Credits
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English 61-64
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3
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Chemistry 21
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4
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History 2
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3
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Liberal Arts Elective
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3
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Management 153
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3
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Total:
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16
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Fourth
Year: First Semester
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Credits
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Management 154
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3
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Biology 22
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3
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Elective (Adv. Business)
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3
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Elective (Adv. Business)
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3
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Elective (Adv. Liberal Arts)
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3
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Total:
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15
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Fourth
Year: Second Semester
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Credits
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Adv. Liberal Arts Elective
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3
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Adv. Liberal Arts Elective
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3
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Adv. Business Elective
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3
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Adv. Business Elective
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3
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Adv. Business Elective
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3
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Total:
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15
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