Advising for the majors:

Accounting

Business Administration

Business Education

Economics

Entrepreneurship

Finance-Business

Finance-Financial Institution Mgmt

Finance-Real Estate

Information Systems

Management

Marketing

Office Management

College of Business Strengths

AACSB accredited Beta Gamma Sigma honor society Student oriented faculty Successful graduates Very popular majors Affordable Superior facilities

Student Organizations

Alpha Kappa Psi Association of Information

Technology Professionals Beta Alpha Psi Financial Management

Association Gamma Iota Sigma Institute of Management

Accountants Phi Beta Lambda Pi Sigma Epsilon Society for Human Resource

Management

MTSU Students

University College

Female/Male 54% / 46% 50% / 50%

Minority Students 16% 21%

Attend Part-Time 23% 21%

Average Age 25 25

Take Evening Courses 45%

Change Majors 50%+

Average Graduation Range 3½-6 years

Commute 82%

B.B.A. Degree Programs

Accounting Business Administration Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Information Systems Management Marketing Office Management

Other Programs

B.S. Degrees– Business Education

Teaching Non-Teaching Non-Teaching Training &

Development

Graduate Degrees– M.B.A.

– M.B.E.

– M.S. in Accounting and Information Systems

Undergraduate Majors

Actg Ofc Mgmt

Mgmt

Mkt

Fin

EconEntre

Bus Adm

Bus Ed

Infs

Program Sequence

General Studies, First Two Years

Business Core

Major Courses, Last Two Years

See Pages 22-36 of Student

Handbook

Major: Accounting Minor: Business Administration

Advising Form 2001-2003

Required Courses Hrs. Grade Prerequisites Notes Freshman Year

ENGL 1010 (111) Expository Writing 3 Min.C-

required

ENGL 1020 (112) Res & Arg Writing 3 ENGL 1010 with min. C- Min.C-

required

BIOL 1030 (100) Topics IV-A 4

PSCI 1030, GEOL or ASTR 1030/ 1031 4

MATH 1630 (243) Math for Mgrl Sci 3 2 Years high school algebra & MATH ACT 25 or MATH 1710

MATH 2020 (202) Calculus I 3 2 years high school algebra & MATH ACT 19 or eligibility to

take MATH 1710

PHED, Mil Sci, or Marching Band 1

PHED, Mil Sci, or Marching Band 1

ECON 2410 Macroeconomics ∆ 3

ECON 2420 Microeconomics ∆ 3

ART 1030 (290), HIST 1010 (171), 1020 (172), 1110 (191), 1120 (192), MUS 1030 (MUHL 210), PHIL 1030 (201), THEA 1030 (SPEE 205) II-B

3

Sophomore Year

J unior Year

INFS 3100 Prin of Mgmt Inf Sys ∆ 3 J unior standing

MGMT 3610 Principles of Mgmt ∆ 3 J unior standing

Q M 3620 Statistical Methods II ∆ 3 Q M 2610, J unior standing

MGMT 3620 Prod & Operations Sys ∆ 3 Q M 2610, J unior standing

MKT 3820 Principles of Marketing ∆ 3 J unior standing

BMOM 3510 Business Comm ∆ 3 J unior standing

ACTG 3110 Fin Actg & Report I ** 3 ACTG 2120 with min. C, MATH 1630, Min. 2.00 GPA, Junior standing

Min.C required

ACTG 3120 Fin Actg & Report II ** 3 ACTG 3110 with min. C Min.C required

BMOM 4510 Business Report Writing or ∆ ECON 3210 Financial Systems & Economy ∆

3

BMOM 3510 recommended (4510)/ ECON 2410 (3210), J unior standing

FIN 3010 Business Finance ∆ 3 Q M 2610 & ACTG 2120, Junior standing

ACTG 3310 Cost ** 3 ACTG 2120 with min. C & MATH 1630 & INFS 2200 & Junior standing

Min.C required

ACTG 4510 Accounting Systems ** 3 ACTG 2120 with min. C & INFS 2200, Junior standing Min.C required

Senior Year

∆ Prerequisites to B AD 4980 which must be taken last semester. ** Courses calculated in major GPA. ++All upper-division ACTG courses can be used except ACTG 3000, 3020, and 4420. Accounting majors are required to have a C (2.00) or higher in all ACTG courses. 2.00 GPA Minimum on Cumulative Hours, 48 Hours Upper-Division, Major (Courses with **), and Business Administration Minor (See Page 37). 50% Required Business Hours Taken at MTSU (33 of 66 hours). Student cannot double major or double minor in Business.

Jennings A. Jones College of Business APPLICATION TO UPPER DIVISION FOR: Soc. Sec. No.

2001-2003 - BBA - Major: Management - Minor: Business Administration Courses other than electives should normally be taken in the year and sequence shown.

MTSU Box No.

Hours APPROVED SUBSTITUTIONS AND ELECTIVE DESCRIPTIONS COURSES REQUIRED

Where alternatives are listed please circle the ones taken.

1st Sem

2nd Sem

G R A D E

Course Title and No.

Sem Hrs

Where Taken

If Not At MTSU

+/- Hrs

Validation Date or Other Notes

F ENGL 1010 Expository Writing or other I-A

3

R ENGL 1020 Res & Arg Writing or other I-A

3

E BIOL 1030 Topics or other IV-A 4 S PSCI or GEOL 1030 Topics or other

IV-A 4

H MATH 1630 Math for Mgrl Sci 3 M MATH 2020 or 1810 Calculus 3 A PHED, Mil Sci, or Marching Band 1 N PHED, Mil Sci, or Marching Band 1 F L 1010, 1020, EMC 1020, PHIL 2110,

COMM 2200, or other I-B 3

ART 1030, HIST 1010, 1020, 1110, 1120, MUHL 1030, PHIL 1030, THEA 1030, or other II-B

3

Non-business Elective 3

Academic Requirements COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

BBA - MANAGEMENT Catalog 2001F, Academic Year 2003-04

This evaluation is provided for informational purposes only: it is not an official statement of requirements for graduation. Please report any additions or corrections to your advisor. ADVISOR : John Doe OFFICE : BAS N219 PHONE : 898-1111 - - - - - - - - - Summary of Credit towards Graduation - - - - - - - - - - REF INSTITUTION PASSED IN/PROG N/A GPA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Middle Tennessee State Univ. - - - - - - - - UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS - UNDERGRADUATE - - - - - - - - - This audit provides information for degree-credit courses only. Developmental Studies courses and courses used to fulfill high school deficiency courses are not addressed. Consult your advisor in your college to determine the status of these courses if you were required to take such courses. FILE AN UPPER DIVISION FORM DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER OF THE SOPHOMORE YEAR IN THE RECORDS OFFICE. FILE AN INTENTION TO GRADUATE FORM WITHIN THE FIRST 2 WEEKS OF THE SENIOR YEAR IN THE RECORDS OFFICE. Student cannot double minor in Business. All graduating seniors must take the Academic Profile which is a 40 minute test of general academic knowledge and skills. Your major may require you to take an achievement test as a prerequisite to graduation.

Scheduling Suggestions

Full-time vs. Part-time12-18 hours is full-time, 14-16 hours is average load

(Depends on other responsibilities outside of school) Meeting Days

MWF = Monday, Wednesday, and Friday50 minute classes, i.e., 9:10-10:00

MW = 1 hour 15 minutes, i.e., 1:30-2:45

TR = Tuesday and Thursday1 hour 15 minutes, i.e., 9:30-10:45

Students will be dropped from courses if payment is not received by August 7th. Closed classes might be open on August 8th.

Scheduling Reminders

Credit HoursAll required classes are 3 credit hours except BIOL, PSCI, GEOL and ASTR (4 hours) because they include a labPHED Activity (1 hour)

Scheduling a Lab Course

If you are registering for BIOL, PSCI, GEOL or ASTR 1030 it will be easier to complete your Fall Schedule if you first schedule your lab course and then your remaining courses.

GEOL 1030 and ASTR 1030

You must register separately for the lab portion of GEOL and ASTR 1030/1031.

(Unlike BIOL 1030 and PSCI 1030 where the lab is already assigned to a particular lecture.)

See Page 6-7 ofStudent Handbook

Developmental Studies Prerequisites There are several college level classes that cannot be taken until Developmental Studies classes have been completed. Listed below are the guidelines to use when looking at General Studies classes:

General Studies Area Course Developmental Studies Prerequisites Area IA ENGL 1010 & 1020 Writing Area IB Foreign Language 1010

JOUR/EMC 1020 PHIL 2110 COMM 2200

None None Writing & Reading None

Area IIB ART 1030 HIST 1010, 1020, 1110, or 1120 MUS 1030 PHIL 1030 THEA 1030

None Writing & Reading None Writing & Reading None

Area IIIA HIST 2010 & 2020 Writing & Reading Area IIIB ECON 2410 Writing, Reading & Math Area IVA ASTR 1030/1031

BIOL 1030 GEOL 1030/1031 PSCI 1030

None Writing & Reading Writing & Reading Reading

Area IVB MATH 1710 MATH 1630 MATH 2020

Math Math Math

Area V PHED Activity PHED 2100 MS 1010 or 1020 Marching Band (MUEN 3100)

None None None None

Other courses typically of interest: Course Developmental Studies Prerequisites

ACTG 2110 & 2120 ECON 2420 & 3000/4000-Level Business Courses INFS 2200, CSCI 1150, P S 2010, P S 1010, PSY 1410 SOC 1010

Math Writing, Reading & Math None Writing & Reading

Course Selection Worksheet Jennings A. Jones College of Business Majors

Name ______________________________________________________________________________

Student ID: Birth month and day: OR Personal Access Code: (This can be any number; you will use this code each time you access TRAM or WebMT, you must remember the code.)

Access the registration system at your assigned time; you will be guided through the registration process.

TRAM Main Menu Options (615) 898-2000 (On campus: 9-898-2000)

WebMT (via Pipeline MT) Registration Menu http://www.mtsu.edu

1. Registration Menu 2. Grade Inquiry 3. Fee Payment/Confirm You Will Attend 4. Financial Aid Inquiry (entrance interview) 9. End Call

Drop/Add Classes Course Selections Student Schedule Detailed Schedule Registration Status

NOTE: If you change your schedule, be sure to enter all drops and adds on the same day. This will save having to pay additional registration fees and help avoid confusion.

Prepare Schedule Below Course Call Number Hours Days Time

ENGL 1010- 3 _____ ______________ PSCI 1030 or GEOL 1030/1031 or ASTR 1030/1031 LEC- 4 _____ ______________ LAB- _____ ______________ MATH 1630- * 3 _____ ______________ PHED- 1 _____ ______________ ECON 2410- 3 _____ ______________

Alternate Courses BIOL 1030- 4 _____ ______________ LAB- _____ ______________ MATH 2020- * 3 _____ ______________ HIST 2010- 3 _____ ______________

NOTE: Any Developmental Studies requirements must be followed first. *Prerequisite: Two years high school algebra & MATH ACT greater than 25. (May need MATH 1710—College Algebra) Note: Math 2020 has Math ACT of 19 or greater.

Schedule Book

The courses offered each term are listed in the Schedule Book by Department.

The following courses are sometimes difficult for students to find in the Schedule Book:

COURSE DEPARTMENT PAGE NO.

PSCI 1030 Chemistry 56

ASTR 1030 Physics and Astronomy 150

PHED Activity HPERS 106

Schedule Worksheet

MWF Times MW Times TR Times Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

7:00-7:50

8:05-8:55 8:00-9:15

9:10-10:009:30-10:45

SCI-0100-01UNIV-0101-35

SCI-0100-01UNIV-0101-35

SCI-0100-01

10:15-11:0511:00-12:15

MATH-0243-03ENGL-111H-08

MATH-0243-03ENGL-111H-08

MATH-0243-03

11:20-12:10

12:25-1:1512:30-1:45

ECON-0241-05 ECON-0241-05 ECON-0241-05

1:30-2:201:30-2:45 2:00-3:15

2:35-3:25 3:00-4:15

3:40-4:303:30-4:45

SCI 100 Lab

4:45-5:354:30-5:45 4:30-5:45

SCI 100 Lab

6:00-8:40 6:00-7:15 or6:00-8:40

6:00-7:15 or6:00-8:40

OPEN SECTIONS MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY --OPEN CLASSES-- FALL 2003 04/11/03

Seats remaining subject to change due to ongoing registration PDP in Permit column indicates this is a RESTRICTED class & requires permission from the department

MED CREDIT LAB LAB CALL PERMIT CODE COURSE TITLE HOURS DAYS BEGIN END LOCATION SEATS START STOP LOC ---- ------ ---- ------ ------ ------ ---- ----- --- --------- ---- ---- ----- --- 10322 ART -1030-01 ORIENTATION TO ART 3 MWF 1225PM 0115PM SAG 125 12 10323 ART -1030-02 ORIENTATION TO ART 3 MWF 0130PM 0220PM SAG 125 3 10513 BIOL-1030-08 (HONORS)TOPICS IN BIOL 4 MWF 0805AM 1000AM WPS 307 14 400PM 550PM WPS 311 10530 BIOL-1030-25 TOPICS IN BIOLOGY 4 MW 0235PM 0350PM DSB 100 2 11892 PDP ENGL-1020-16 RESEARCH & ARG WRITING 3 MWF 1120AM 1210PM PH 304A 8 “Reserved for International Students Only” 14084 TEL PHED-2100-30 EFFECTIVE LIVING 2 TBA TBA TBA 10 15983 MATH-1630-01 COLL MATH FOR MGRL/SOC 3 MWF 0805AM 0855AM KOM 160 2 16081 RDP ART -1030-R50 ART APPRECIATION 3 TBA TBA TBA 7 15329 ONL UNIV-1010-67 UNIVERSITY SEMINAR 3 TBA TBA TBA 2

Regents Degree On-Line Program

All coursework can be completed on-line, but this is NOT a Business Program.

These courses require extra tuition and fees in addition to the MTSU fee structure.

Courses are denoted by the media code RDP.

Advanced Placement (AP) Credit

Score required: 3 or above

See Page 33 of University Catalog for additional information.

To have scores sent call 1-888-CALL 4 AP

University Honors Admission Standards

High School GPA 3.00 & ACT 26 (SAT 1170) or

High School GPA 3.5 & ACT 22 (SAT 1010) Returning MTSU & Transfer Students:

Cumulative GPA 3.0 Honors courses are not more difficult. You can work toward Graduation with Honors

or just take honors classes.

See Page 84 of University CatalogSee Page 15-16 of College of Business Student Handbook

University Honors Courses

Honors courses are included with the course offerings for entire departments.

Honors courses will be printed this way in your Open Sections List and in Fall 2003 Schedule Book:

(Honors)Topics in Biology 10513 BIOL-1030-12 4 MWF 8:05-10:00

‘Honors’ precedes the title of the course

Please read the titles carefully to register or NOT register for Honors courses.

Secrets of Success

Actively Seek Advice Find the “Right” Professors Participate in Professional Activities Consider CO-OP Participate in the Whole UNIVERSITY Consider Honors and INROADS

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