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Course Requirements
Program requirements are subject to change. The following information is intended to provide an overview of the business curriculum and should not be referred to for verifying graduation requirements.
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General Education Program Requirements
General Education (Wright State Core) program requirements
Business Core Requirements
For All Students
Business Core Requirements: 18 hours
Do not need to be admitted to the College of Business to enroll in the following courses:
- ACC 2010: Principles of Accounting I
- ACC 2020: Principles of Accounting II
- FIN 2210: Financial Management I
- MS 2040: Introduction to Business Statistics
- MS 2050: Quantitative Business Modeling
- MKT 2500: Principles of Marketing
For RSCOB Students
Business Core Requirements: 24 hours
Enrollment in the following courses is restricted to students admitted to the College of Business:
- ENG 3000: Business Writing
- EC 3010: Economics of Global Money Markets
- LAW 3000: The Legal Environment of Business
- MGT 3100: Management and Organizational Behavior
- MIS 3000: Introduction to Information Systems
- SCM 3070: Operations and Supply Chain Management
- MGT 3110*: Business Ethics and Leadership Development
- MGT 4990: Strategy: Domestic and International (must be taken in senior year)
New Math Requirement Option
EC 1050 (Elementary Mathematical Economic and Business Models and Methods) can now be taken instead of MTH 2280 (Business Calculus) as the final math requirement for all of the business majors!
EC 1050:
- Covers the same core math topics as MTH 2280
- Satisfies the math requirement for all of the business majors (substitutes for MTH 2280)
- Better aligned with the needs of business students
- Taught by business faculty with a focus on business applications
- Avoids teaching mathematical methods and applications not used in business
- Expected to increase the number of students successfully completing the business math requirement
- Expected to improve student performance of students in upper level business courses
- Expected to improve graduates’ performance with the use of math in their business careers
Thus, when you are ready to take the final math class in your business course requirements, you should strongly consider EC 1050.
If you have any additional questions, please follow up with your advisor.
Electives
Business Electives: Hours Vary
3000-4000 level courses offered by the College of Business.
The following courses do not apply: EC 2000, 2100, 2500, 2900 and FIN 2050.
Courses that have been designated "for non-business majors" will not apply.
Non-Business Electives: Hours Vary
1000-4000 level courses taught outside the College of Business.
The following restrictions apply: 2 hours Health, Physical Education and Recreation; 4 hours Military Science.
MTH 1450 and math courses below the level of MTH 1260 or 1270 will not apply.
Major Requirements
Business students must choose one of the following majors. 39 hours
- Accountancy (B.S.B.)
- Economics (B.A. or B.S.B.)
- Economics (Combined B.A. or B.S.B. and M.S.)
- Entrepreneurship (B.S.B.)
- Finance (B.S.B.)
- Financial Services (B.S.B.)
- General Business (B.S.B.)
- Human Resource Management (B.S.B.)
- International Business (B.S.B.)
- Management (B.S.B.)
- Management Information Systems (B.S.B.)
- Marketing (B.S.B.)
- Supply Chain Management (B.S.B.)
