Advising Resource Guide For Fall 2019 Student Information

Advising Resource Guide For Fall 2019 Student Information Updated: 3/4/2019

Contents Include: How to Prepare for Advising How to Print your Graduation Checklist How to Conduct a Graduation Audit and Apply for Graduation Course Planning Guides (4) Course Selection Guide for Fall 2019 Major Requirement Overviews (11) Course Updates for Fall 2019 University Core of Common Studies (UCCS) Old Core Reminders Marquette Core Curriculum (MCC) New Core Reminders Courses that fulfill the International Business course requirement Information for Students who intend to Study Abroad Internship for Credit Information Updated: 3/4/2019

How to prepare for Fall 2019 Advising and Registration Advising Week is March 18 March 22 Students must schedule and attend one 20-minute appointment with your business advisor during Advising Week each fall and spring semester. You do not need to see your advisor your final semester at Marquette University. Steps to experiencing a successful advising appointment: 1. Review materials shared with you via email from the Dean s Office. 2. Sign up for an advising appointment with your advisor through his or her signupgenius link on the official advising email. Find your advisor listed in your CheckMarq account, advisors do change and you may not be with the same advisor as last semester. Be on time for your appointment, do not sign up for multiple times and sign up early to guarantee an appointment. 3. Complete the PREP survey which will print out your Course Plan Sheet and Advisor Verification Form. PREP stands for Prepare and Review your Educational Plan. Follow all directions in the online survey: mu.edu/prep. 4. Bring with you to your appointment: Graduation Checklist Course Plan Sheet from PREP survey Advisor Verification Form from PREP survey 5. Turn in your signed Advisor Verification Form to the Dean s Office, room DS101 by Friday, March 22 at 4:30 p.m. in order to remove the College Registration Hold that is placed on all student s accounts prior to advising. This hold is only removed with a signed verification form. Students who turn in a signed form after the Friday, March 22 at 4:30 p.m. deadline will not have their hold removed until the last day of fall registration appointments. Meeting Expectations: Prepare and come with questions. Review upcoming course options; it is a student s responsibility to understand the graduation checklist and plan for the next semester. The role of a faculty advisor is not to tell you what to take. Have your advisor sign your Advisor Verification form, and turn in your signed form to DS101 no later than Friday, March 22 at 4:30 p.m. Registration Quick Notes: Registration appointment times begin on March 25. Marquette University Summer 2019 course registration begins March 21 for all. Make sure you do not have any account holds that will prevent you from registering. Holds include: Academic Integrity Tutorial, College Advising, and Bursar, among others. Find these on the Student Center of CheckMarq. More information about registration will be shared via email with students in the college.

College of Business Administration QUICK REFERENCE SHEET: How to find and print your Graduation Checklist 1. Log into CheckMarq, and click View my advisement reports in the Academics tab 2. Click View Graduation Checklist 3. Once open in a new screen, you can print your graduation checklist. It should be three to four pages long. 4. When using Apple products to view, you may have trouble opening the Graduation Checklist PDF. Recommendations for opening the document include: allow pop-ups, clear your cache, log into CheckMarq through a different browser, or opening and printing from a PC. 5. BRING YOUR GRADUATION CHECKLIST TO ANY ADVISING MEETING NOTE: Any inaccuracies, errors, discrepancies, etc. in your report, please visit the Dean s Office, DS101

UCCS ACCO For all Accounting Majors COURSE PLANNING GUIDE Core Requirements LEAD 1050 (Business Leadership Development) (0) LEAD 2000 (Applying Leadership) (1) LEAD 3000 (Future Leadership Strategy) (1) BUAD 1001 (Business Day 1) (3) BUAD 1060 (Business Analytical Tools) (1) BUAD 1560 (Statistics and Business Analytics) (4) ACCO 1030 (Financial Accounting) (3) ACCO 1031 (Managerial Accounting) (3) ECON 1103 (Principles of Microeconomics) (3) ECON 1104 (Principles of Macroeconomics) (3) FINA 3001 (Introduction to Financial Management (3) MANA 3001 (Behavior and Organization) (3) OSCM 3001 (Operations and Supply Chain Mgmt.) (3) MARK 3001 (Introduction to Marketing) (3) ACCO 4050 (Accounting Information Systems) (3) MANA 4101 (Strategic Management) (3) BULA 3001 (Legal Environment of Business) (3) ETHICAL/SOCIETAL Elective A (3) Total Credits (46) ENGL 1001 (Rhetoric and Composition 1) (3) ENGL 1002 (Rhetoric and Composition 2) (3) LITERATURE Elective B (3) (performing arts courses do NOT satisfy literature elective) DIVERSE CULTURE Elective B (3) HISTORY Elective B (3) SCIENCE Elective B (3) MATH 1400 (Elements of Calculus) (3) OR MATH 1450 (Calculus 1) (4) PHIL 1001 (Philosophy of Human Nature) (3) PHIL 2310 (Theory of Ethics) (3) CMST 2300 (Business Communication) (2) THEO 1001 (Introduction to Theology) (3) THEO Elective B (3) Total Credits (47) A Choice of MANA 3002 (Business and Its Environment), PHIL 4330 (Business Ethics), FINA 4370 (Advanced Investment Management, Ethics and Society) or FINA 4371 (Private Equity, Ethics and Society). NOTE: AIM Investment Track students must select FINA 4370, AIM Private Equity Track students must select FINA 4371. B Select course from www.marquette.edu/core (performing arts courses do NOT satisfy literature requirement) REQUIRED BUSINESS ELECTIVES FOR ACCOUNTING MAJORS ACCO 3001 (Intermediate Accounting) (3) ACCO Elective C (3) ACCO 4000 (Accounting Communications) (3) ACCO Elective C (3) ACCO 4010 (Individual Income Taxation) (3) ACCO Elective C (3) ACCO 4020 (Advanced Accounting) (3) Business Elective D (3) ACCO 4030 (Cost Accounting) (3) Business Elective D (3) BULA 4001 (Business Law) (3) Business Elective D (3) Formerly ECON 3001 (can select a different business elective) C Select three electives from ACCO 4986 (Intern Grading Period in Accounting), ACCO 4170 (Auditing), ACCO 4080 (Analysis of Corporate Financial Statements), ACCO 4040 (International Accounting), ACCO 4119 (Tax Research), ACCO 4045 (International Taxation) or graduate ACCO classes (if eligible). D ANY BUSINESS ELECTIVE 9 HOURS MINIMUM REQUIRED. Students may apply these business electives toward a second major by fulfilling the associated major s requirements. NOTES: A grade of C or higher must be earned in each major course including the core course(s) introducing the major One international business course is required (within or outside your major) Double counting of courses is not permitted, e.g. a student cannot count FINA 4001 for both real estate and finance 2.000 cumulative gpa is required in all Marquette University courses and a 2.500 gpa in all business courses

UCCS All Majors Except Accounting For all BUSINESS MAJORS (except Accounting) COURSE PLANNING GUIDE Core Requirements LEAD 1050 (Business Leadership Development) (0) LEAD 2000 (Applying Leadership) (1) LEAD 3000 (Future Leadership Strategy) (1) BUAD 1001 (Business Day 1) (3) BUAD 1060 (Business Analytical Tools) (1) BUAD 1560 (Statistics and Business Analytics) (4) ACCO 1030 (Financial Accounting) (3) ACCO 1031 (Managerial Accounting) (3) ECON 1103 (Principles of Microeconomics) (3) ECON 1104 (Principles of Macroeconomics) (3) FINA 3001 (Introduction to Financial Management (3) MANA 3001 (Behavior and Organization) (3) OSCM 3001 (Operations and Supply Chain Mgmt.) (3) MARK 3001 (Introduction to Marketing) (3) INSY 3001 (Introduction to Information Sys.) (3) LEGAL/REGULATORY Elective A (3) ETHICAL/SOCIETAL Elective B (3) MANA 4101 (Strategic Management) (3) Total Credits (46) ENGL 1001 (Rhetoric and Composition 1) (3) ENGL 1002 (Rhetoric and Composition 2) (3) LITERATURE Elective C (3) (performing arts courses do NOT satisfy literature requirement) DIVERSE CULTURE Elective C (3) HISTORY Elective C (3) SCIENCE Elective C (3) MATH 1400 (Elements of Calculus) (3) OR MATH 1450 (Calculus 1) (4) PHIL 1001 (Philosophy of Human Nature) (3) PHIL 2310 (Theory of Ethics) (3) CMST 2300 (Business Communication) (2) THEO 1001 (Introduction to Theology) (3) THEO Elective C (3) Total Credits (53) A Choice of BULA 3001 (Legal Environment of Business), BULA 3040 (International Business Law), HURE 3001 (Management of Human Resources), REAL 3001 (Introduction to Commercial Real Estate) or FINA 4310 (Introduction to Applied Investment Management). NOTE: Human Resource majors must select HURE 3001; AIM students must select FINA 4310; Real Estate majors must select REAL 3001. B Choice of MANA 3002 (Business and Its Environment), PHIL 4330 (Business Ethics), FINA 4370 (Advanced Investment Management, Ethics and Society) or FINA 4371 (Private Equity, Ethics and Society). NOTE: AIM Investment Track students must select FINA 4370, AIM Private Equity Track students must select FINA 4371. C Select course from www.marquette.edu/core (performing arts courses do NOT satisfy literature requirement) 10 upper division business electives required. Major 1 = 5 courses Other 5 courses may be used for a second major or general upper division business electives for Major 1. MAJOR 1 (see Major Sheet for requirements): MAJOR 2/GENERAL UPPER DIVISION BUSINESS ELECTIVES: 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. Formerly ECON 3001 (can select a different business elective) NOTES: A grade of C or higher must be earned in each major course including the core course(s) introducing the major One international business course is required (within or outside your major) Double counting of courses is not permitted, e.g. a student cannot count FINA 4001 for both real estate and finance 2.000 cumulative gpa is required in all Marquette University courses and business courses

MCC ACCOUNTING For all ACCOUNTING MAJORS COURSE PLANNING GUIDE Core Requirements LEAD 1050 (Business Leadership Development) (0) LEAD 2000 (Applying Leadership) (1) LEAD 3000 (Future Leadership Strategy) (1) BUAD 1001 (Business Day 1) (3) BUAD 1060 (Business Analytical Tools) (1) BUAD 1560 (Statistics and Business Analytics) (4) ACCO 1030 (Financial Accounting) (3) ACCO 1031 (Managerial Accounting) (3) ECON 1103 (Principles of Microeconomics) (3) ECON 1104 (Principles of Macroeconomics) (3) FINA 3001 (Introduction to Financial Management (3) MANA 3001 (Behavior and Organization) (3) OSCM 3001 (Operations and Supply Chain Mgmt.) (3) MARK 3001 (Introduction to Marketing) (3) ACCO 4050 (Accounting Information Systems) (3) MANA 4101 (Strategic Management) (3) BULA 3001 (Legal Environment of Business) (3) ETHICAL/SOCIETAL Elective A (3) Total Credits (46) ENGL 1001 (Foundations in Rhetoric) (3) PHIL 1001 (Foundations in Philosophy) (3) THEO 1001 (Foundations in Theology: Finding God in all Things) (3) CORE 1929 (Foundations in Methods of Inquiry) (3) Engaging Social Systems and Values 1 (ESSV1) (3) Four Discovery Tier Courses in SAME Discovery Theme (12) CORE 4929 (The Service of Faith and Promotion of Justice) (3) MATH 1400 (Elements of Calculus) (3) OR MATH 1450 (Calculus 1) (4) CMST 2300 (Business Communication) (2) Additional: Writing Intensive B and Engaging Social Systems C and Values 2 (ESSV2) Requirements Total Credits (47) A Choice of MANA 3002 (Business and Its Environment), PHIL 4330, (Business Ethics), FINA 4370 (Advanced Investment Management, Ethics and Society), or FINA 4371 (Private Equity, Ethics and Society) NOTE: AIM Investment Track students must select FINA 4370, AIM Private Equity Track students must select FINA 4371. B Writing Intensive Requirement (WRIT) Students must complete a course that is designated WRIT. This requirement can be completed via one of their four Discovery Tier courses or through other degree requirements. C Engaging Social System and Values 2 (ESSV2) Students must complete a course that is designated ESSV2. This requirement can be completed via one of their four Discovery Tier courses or through other degree requirements. ACCO 3001 (Intermediate Accounting) (3) ACCO 4000 (Accounting Communications) (3) ACCO 4010 (Individual Income Taxation) (3) ACCO 4020 (Advanced Accounting) (3) ACCO 4030 (Cost Accounting) BULA 4001 (Business Law) (3) REQUIRED BUSINESS ELECTIVES FOR ACCOUNTING MAJORS ACCO Elective C ACCO Elective C ACCO Elective C Business Elective D Business Elective D Business Elective D C Select three electives from ACCO 4986 (Intern Grading Period in Accounting), ACCO 4170 (Auditing), ACCO 4080 (Analysis of Corporate Financial Statements), ACCO 4040 (International Accounting), ACCO 4119 (Tax Research), ACCO 4045 (International Taxation) or graduate ACOO classes (if eligible). D ANY BUSINESS ELECTIVE 9 HOURS MINIMUM REQUIRED. Students may apply these business electives toward a second major by fulfilling the associated major s requirements. NOTES: A grade of C or higher must be earned in each major course including the core course(s) introducing the major One international business course is required (within or outside your major) Double counting of courses is not permitted, e.g. a student cannot count FINA 4001 for both real estate and finance 2.000 cumulative gpa is required in all Marquette University courses and a 2.500 gpa in business courses

MCC All Majors except Accounting For all BUSINESS MAJORS (except Accounting) COURSE PLANNING GUIDE Core Requirements LEAD 1050 (Business Leadership Development) (0) LEAD 2000 (Applying Leadership) (1) LEAD 3000 (Future Leadership Strategy) (1) BUAD 1001 (Business Day 1) (3) BUAD 1060 (Business Analytical Tools) (1) BUAD 1560 (Statistics and Business Analytics) (4) ACCO 1030 (Financial Accounting) (3) ACCO 1031 (Managerial Accounting) (3) ECON 1103 (Principles of Microeconomics) (3) ECON 1104 (Principles of Macroeconomics) (3) FINA 3001 (Introduction to Financial Management (3) MANA 3001 (Behavior and Organization) (3) OSCM 3001 (Operations and Supply Chain Mgmt.) (3) MARK 3001 (Introduction to Marketing) (3) INSY 3001 (Introduction to Information Sys.) (3) LEGAL/REGULATORY Elective A (3) ETHICAL/SOCIETAL Elective B (3) MANA 4101 (Strategic Management) (3) Total Credits (46) ENGL 1001 (Foundations in Rhetoric) (3) PHIL 1001 (Foundations in Philosophy) (3) THEO 1001 (Foundations in Theology: Finding God in all Things) (3) CORE 1929 (Foundations in Methods of Inquiry) (3) Engaging Social Systems and Values 1 (ESSV1) (3) Four Discovery Tier Courses in SAME Discovery Theme (12) CORE 4929 (The Service of Faith and Promotion of Justice) (3) MATH 1400 (Elements of Calculus) (3) OR MATH 1450 (Calculus 1) (4) CMST 2300 (Business Communication) (2) Additional: Writing Intensive C and Engaging Social Systems D and Values 2 (ESSV2) Requirements Total Credits (53) A Choice of BULA 3001 (Legal Environment of Business), BULA 3040 (International Business Law), HURE 3001 (Management of Human Resources), REAL 3001 (Introduction to Commercial Real Estate) or FINA 4310 (Introduction to Applied Investment Management). NOTE: Human Resource majors must select HURE 3001; AIM students must select FINA 4310; Real Estate majors must select REAL 3001. B Choice of MANA 3002 (Business and Its Environment), PHIL 4330 (Business Ethics), FINA 4370 (Advanced Investment Management, Ethics and Society) or FINA 4371 (Private Equity, Ethics and Society). NOTE: AIM Investment Track students must select FINA 4370, AIM Private Equity Track students must select FINA 4371. C Writing Intensive Requirement (WRIT) Students must complete a course that is designated WRIT. This requirement can be completed via one of their four Discovery Tier courses or through other degree requirements. D Engaging Social System and Values 2 (ESSV2) Students must complete a course that is designated ESSV2. This requirement can be completed via one of their four Discovery Tier courses or through other degree requirements. 10 upper division business electives required. Major 1 = 5 courses Other 5 courses may be used for a second major or general upper division business electives for Major 1. MAJOR 1 (see Major Sheet for requirements): MAJOR 2/GENERAL UPPER DIVISION BUSINESS ELECTIVES: 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. NOTES: A grade of C or higher must be earned in each major course including the core course(s) introducing the major One international business course is required (within or outside your major) Double counting of courses is not permitted, e.g. a student cannot count FINA 4001 for both real estate and finance 2.000 cumulative gpa is required in all Marquette University courses and business courses

Course Selection Guide for Fall 2019 Current Year/Credits: Freshmen/Approx. 16 Sophomores/Approx. 16 Juniors/Approx. 18 Seniors returning for Fall 2019 Any transfer student Register For or Select From: Assuming Managerial Accounting, Business Statistics and Microeconomics are all completed: LEAD 2000 ECON 1104 Principles of Macroeconomics 2-3 Business Core Courses (3001) 1-2 from: ESSV1 option, remaining Foundations 1001 courses, CORE 1929, CMST 2300, Non-Business Elective, Discovery Tier Theme course Assuming LEAD 2000, all early ACCO/ECON/BUAD courses, and CMST 2300 are completed: LEAD 3000 1-2 Remaining Business Core Course(s) (3001) 1-2 Major Courses, Upper Division Business Electives, Legal requirement or Business Ethics requirement 1-2 from: UCCS requirements or Non-Business Electives Assuming all 3001 courses are complete: 2-3 Major Courses, Upper Division Business Electives, Legal requirement or Business Ethics requirement 1-2 from: UCCS requirements or Non-Business Electives MANA 4101 if prerequisites are complete Any remaining course needs Pay attention to sequencing of business course needs (i.e. FINA 3001 and the sequence to get there: MATH 1400 BUAD 1560 FINA 3001, and ACCO 1031, ECON 1103) Start with Business Core Courses, Major Courses and Upper Division Business Electives. Next, focus on what non-business requirements are needed and when it makes sense to enroll. What else to consider when determining upcoming courses Prerequisites Consider prerequisite requirements for each of the courses you are selecting:

Course Selection Guide for Fall 2019 Declaring a Discovery Tier Theme Once a student has determined which theme may be the right fit, submit a Declaration or Change of Marquette Core Curriculum Discovery Tier Theme form. This will allow the theme to appear on a graduation checklist. Students do not have to declare a theme in order to enroll in one of the courses. Students can change Discovery Tier Themes, but courses previously taken may not apply to the new selected theme. Substitute a UCCS course The new Marquette Core Curriculum has created some interesting and new courses that are not currently listed as fulfilling the UCCS requirements. If a course is found desirable, students admitted prior to Summer 2018 can request the substitution of a Marquette Core Curriculum (MCC) course for a requirement in the University Core of Common Studies (UCCS). Students will need to complete and submit the University Core of Common Studies Substitution form. THEO, HIST, ENGL among others, have options. Summer Course Registration Consider a summer course at Marquette University (in person or online) or at another institution. Registration for Summer 2019 at Marquette University begins on March 21. If you decide to take a course elsewhere, remember that MATH 1400 and all business courses must be taken at Marquette University, unless as part of an approved study abroad program. Use the External Transfer Course Request preapproval form prior to enrolling in a course at another institution. Internship for Credit Students often pursue internship for credit opportunities. This for-credit option does count towards some of the college s major requirements. See more details at the end of the Advising Resource Guide or reach out to the Business Career Center directly for more information. New Courses Approved for Fall 2019-Spring 2020 Academic Year New courses have been added to the 2019-20 Bulletin and may be offered in Fall 2019. Find more details after all 11 Major Requirements Sheets in this packet. Academic Requirements Page on CheckMarq View Academic Requirements page on CheckMarq to assist in seeing specific courses that fit each requirement on a graduation checklist.

ACCOUNTING MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: ACCO 3001: INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING Prerequisites: ACCO 1031, BUAD 1060 may be concurrent Typically taken: Sophomore ACCO 4010: INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXATION Prerequisites: Jr. standing, and ACCO 3001 Typically taken: Junior ACCO 4030: COST ACCOUNTING Prerequisite: ACCO 3001 THREE ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: ACCO 4040: INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING (IB) Prerequisite: ACCO 4020 ACCO 4080: ANALYSIS OF CORPORATE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Prerequisite: Sr. standing and ACCO major; or admittance into Applied Investment Management Program (Juniors require permission) ACCO 4170: AUDITING Prerequisite: ACCO 4050 ACCO 4000: ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS Prerequisites: ACCO major and ACCO 3001 Typically taken: Junior ACCO 4020: ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Prerequisite: ACCO 3001 Typically taken: Sophomore BULA 4001: BUSINESS LAW Prerequisite: BULA 3001 ACCO 4045: INTERNATIONAL TAXATION (IB) Prerequisite: ACCO 4010 ACCO 41109 TAX RESEARCH Prerequisites: Sr. standing and ACCO 4010 ACCO 4986: ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP: Grading Period Prerequisite: Jr. standing, consent of program director and Business Career Center, Spring and Summer ACCO 4050 is the approved Information Systems course within the Business Core Curriculum for ACCO majors, in addition to the courses listed on this document. Students double majoring in ACCO and INSY, but pursuing a career in Information Systems are able to take INSY 3001 instead of ACCO 4050. However, students who plan to take ACCO 4170 Auditing are required to take ACCO 4050. Please reach out to the Chair of the Accounting Department with questions. Students are also required to take BULA 3001 as part of their Accounting degree requirements. ACCO majors can count up to nine credits of coursework at a graduate course level. For more information please visit http://www.marquette.edu/business/graduate/ documents/consent-take-graduate-course.pdf, requirements do apply. Students must get approval of both the instructor and department chair in order to submit to the graduate school of management for final approval. A minimum GPA of 2.500 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

BUSINESS ANALYTICS MAJOR Specific Business Analytics Course Requirements This major cannot be a student s primary major and must accompany another major in business as a second major REQUIRED COURSES: BUAN 2060: BUSINESS ANALYTICS I: Data Definition, Preparation, Descriptive Analytics Prerequisites: Enrolled in the College of Business Administration, grade of B- or better in BUAD 1560 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior or Variable BUAN 3060: BUSINESS ANALYTICS & DATA VISUALIZATION Prerequisites: BUAN 2060 and BUAN 2061 BUAN 4060: INTEGRATIVE BUSINESS ANALYTICS Prerequisites: BUAN 2060, BUAN 2061, BUAN 3060, BUAN 3061 BUAN 2061: BUSINESS ANALYTICS II: Predictive and Prescriptive Modeling Prerequisites: Enrolled in the College of Business Administration, BUAN 2060 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior or Variable BUAN 3061: DATA COMMUNICATION: Communicating Actionable Insights Prerequisites: BUAN 2060 and BUAN 2061 A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

BUSINESS ECONOMICS MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: ECON 3003: INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS Prerequisites: ECON 1103, ECON 1104; MATH 1400 or equivalent Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior ECON 3004: INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS Prerequisites: ECON 1103, ECON 1104; MATH 1400 or equivalent. Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior ECON 4060: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS Prerequisites: ECON 1103, ECON 1104, and BUAD 1560 or MANA 2028 (business students) THREE ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: ECON 3040: GLOBAL APPLIED LEARNING PROJECT (IB) Prerequisites: Application and consent of instructor Typically offered: J-Session and Spring ECON 4006: PUBLIC POLICIES TOWARDS AMERICAN INDUSTRY Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4010: PUBLIC FINANCE Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4012: URBAN AND REGIONAL ECONOMICS Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4022: ECONOMICS OF HEALTHCARE AND HEALTHCARE POLICY Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4045: COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS (IB) Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4065: INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS Prerequisites: ECON 1103, ECON 1104, and one of: MATH 1400, MATH 1410, MATH 1450, MATH 1451, MATH 1455 or MATH 2450 Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4080: MONEY, BANKING, AND MONETARY POLICY ECON 4016: ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4040: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ISSUES. Credit not given if ECON 4044 or ECON 4046 has been completed for credit. ECON 4046: INTERNATIONAL TRADE (IB) ECON 4070: ECONOMICS AND ETHICS Typically offered: Summer ECON 4931: TOPICS IN ECONOMICS A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Students can complete ECON 4986: Internship for Credit: Grading Period, but it will not count towards one of the three major electives. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu. ECON 4020: ECONOMICS OF LABOR MARKETS Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4044: INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY MARKETS (IB) ECON 4047: DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (IB) Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4072: BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS Typically offered: Every Third Semester ECON 4951: FACULTY-LED STUDY ABROAD (IB) Prerequisites: Consent of dept. chair, Sr. Standing

FINANCE MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: FINA 4001: ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: ACCO 1031, FINA 3001, BUAD 1060 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior FINA 4011: INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Prerequisites: ACCO 1031, FINA 3001, BUAD 1060 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior THREE ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: FINA 3002: INTRODUCTION TO BANKING Prerequisites: ACCO 1030 & ECON 1103; FINA 3001 may be concurrent Typically taken: Junior FINA 4040: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE (IB) Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4065: FIXED INCOME SECURITIES Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4081: INVESTMENT BANKING Prerequisites: FINA 3001 and FINA 4001 FINA 4360: APPLIED FINANCIAL MODELING Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4953: SEMINAR IN FINANCE Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4002: COMMERICAL REAL ESTATE FINANCE Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4060: INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES Prerequisite: FINA 3001, Variable FINA 4080: ENTREPRENUERIAL FINANCE Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4082: ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4931: TOPICS IN FINANCE Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4986: FINANCE INTERNSHIP: Grading Period Prerequisites: FINA 3986; Jr. Standing, consent of program director and Business Career Center, Spring and Summer A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu. Details on course requirements for the program concentrations within the Finance Major, please reach out to the associated Program Director or view the Marquette Bulletin: Applied Investment Management Program: Investments or Private Equity: Dr. David Krause Commercial Banking Program: Dr. Kent Belasco

HUMAN RESOURCES MAJOR Specific Course Requirements THREE HURE COURSES FROM HURE 4003, HURE 4005, HURE 4010, HURE 4030 AND HURE 4080 Details on each below TWO ADDITIONAL ELECTIVES OF YOUR CHOICE FROM LISTED OPTIONS: HURE 4003: EMPLOYMENT LAW Prerequisite: HURE 3001 Typically taken: Sophomore HURE 4010: STRATEGIC COMPENSATION AND REWARDS Prerequisites: HURE 3001 and an approved Statistics course HURE 4030: STAFFING ORGANIZATIONS Prerequisites: BUAD 1560 OR MANA 2028, and HURE 3001 HURE 4140: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IB) Prerequisite: HURE 3001 HURE 4953: SEMINAR IN HUMAN RESOURCES Prerequisites: HURE 3001, College of Business Administration undergraduate MANA 3034: NEGOTIATIONS AND NEW VENTURES Prerequisite: Jr. Standing HURE 4005: EMPLOYEE BENEFIT SYSTEMS Prerequisite: HURE 3001 HURE 4020: LABOR RELATIONS AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING HURE 4080: TALENT AND DEVELOPMENT Prerequisite: HURE 3001 HURE 4931: TOPICS IN HUMAN RESOURCES Prerequisite: HURE 3001 HURE 4986: HUMAN RESOURCES INTERNSHIP: Grading Period Prerequisites: HURE 3986, consent of program director and Business Career Center, Spring and Summer MANA 3035: DIVERSITY IN ORGANIZATIONS Prerequisite: Jr. Standing MANA 4010: MOTIVATION AND LEADERSHIP Prerequisite: MANA 3001 Students are also required to take HURE 3001 as part of their Human Resources degree requirements. A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: INSY 4051: BUSINESS APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT Prerequisite: INSY 3001 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior INSY 4052: DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Prerequisite: INSY 3001 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior INSY 4158: SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN Prerequisites: INSY 4052 and one other INSY elective TWO ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: INSY 4053: PROJECT MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: INSY 3001 or consent of instructor Typically taken: Junior INSY 4055: WEB-BASED APPLICATIONS Prerequisite: INSY 4051 or COCS 1010 or consent of instructor INSY 4057: ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 and INSY 3001 INSY 4931: TOPICS IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS Prerequisite: Jr. standing INSY 4054: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES Prerequisite: INSY 3001 INSY 4056: INFORMATION SYSTEMS GOVERNANCE Prerequisite: INSY 3001 INSY 4540: GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY EXPERIENCE (IB) Prerequisites: INSY 3001 and consent of instructor, check with department INSY 4953: SEMINAR IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS Prerequisite: Jr. standing INSY 3001 can only be substituted with ACCO 4050 for declared ACCO and INSY double majors. A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Students can complete INSY 4986: Information Systems Internship for Credit: Grading Period, but it will not count towards one of the two major electives. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

REQUIRED COURSES: INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR Specific Course Requirements ENTP 3001: UNDERSTANDING ENTREPRENEURSHIP Prerequisite: Jr. standing ENTP 4020: CONSULTING TO ENTREPRENEURS ---OR --- Prerequisite: ENTP 3001 TWO ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: ENTP 4041: INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEURIAL SUSTAINABILITY (IB) Prerequisites: ENTP 3001 or consent of instructor ENTP 4931: TOPICS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Prerequisite: ENTP 3001 or Spring ACCO 4080: ANALYSIS OF CORPORATE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Prerequisites: Sr. standing and ACCO major; or admittance into AIM MANA 3034: NEGOTIATIONS AND NEW VENTURES Prerequisite: Jr. standing MARK 4060: MARKETING RESEARCH Prerequisites: MARK 3001 and approved Statistics course REAL 3001: INTRODUCTION TO COMMERICAL REAL ESTATE Prerequisites: ECON 1103, ACCO 1030 Typically taken: Sophomore through Senior ENTP 4010: NEW VENTURE CREATION Prerequisite: ENTP 3001 ENTP 4986: ENTREPRENEURSHIP INTERNSHIP: Grading Period Prerequisites: ENTP 3986; Jr. standing, consent of program director and Business Career Center, Spring and Summer ENTP 4080: ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE Prerequisites: ENTP 3001 and FINA 3001 ENTP 4953: SEMINAR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP Prerequisite: ENTP 3001 BULA 4001: BUSINESS LAW Prerequisite: BULA 3001 MANA 4010: MOTIVATION AND LEADERSHIP Prerequisite: MANA 3001 MARK 4094: PROFESSIONAL SELLING Prerequisite: MARK 3001 OTHER BUSINESS ELECTIVES MAY BE SUBSTITUTED; CONSULT THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM ADVISOR MR. JOHN PETERSON A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR Specific Course Requirements This major cannot be a student s primary major and must accompany another major in business as a second major SELECT FOUR ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: One of the four electives must be either ECON 4044: International Currency Markets or ECON 4046: International Trade. A maximum of two international business electives can be Economics. ACCO 4040: INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING Prerequisite: ACCO 4020 ECON 3040: GLOBAL APPLIED LEARNING PROJECT: APPLIED GLOBAL BUSINESS LEARNING Prerequisites: Application and consent of instructor Typically offered: J-Session and Spring ECON 4046: INTERNATIONAL TRADE ENTP 4041: INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEURIAL SUSTAINABILITY Prerequisites: ENTP 3001 or consent of instructor INBU 4951: MARQUETTE LED TRAVEL & STUDY ABROAD IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Prerequisites: Consent of dept. chair & International Business Director Typically offered: J-Session, Spring and Summer INSY 4540: GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY EXPERIENCE Prerequisites: INSY 3001 and consent of instructor, check with dept. OSCM 4040: GLOBAL LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 ACCO 4045: INTERNATIONAL TAXATION Prerequisite: ACCO 4010 ECON 4044: INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY MARKETS Typically taken: Junior and Senior ECON 4047: DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS Typically offered: Every third semester FINA 4040: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE Prerequisite: FINA 3001 INBU 4953: SEMINAR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Prerequisite: Jr. Standing MANA 4040: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: Sr. standing OSCM 4045: GLOBALIZATION AND GLOBAL OPERATIONS Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 BULA 3040: THE LEGAL & REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Prerequisite: Jr. Standing ECON 4045: COMPARITIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS Typically offered: Every third semester ECON 4951: MARQUETTE LED TRAVEL & STUDY ABROAD IN ECONOMICS Prerequisites: Consent of dept. chair, Sr. standing HURE 4140: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCES MGMT. Prerequisite: HURE 3001 INBU 4986: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTERNSHIP: Grading Period Prerequisite: INBU 3986; Jr. Standing, consent of program director & Business Career Center Typically taken: Sophomore - Senior, Spring and Summer MARK 4040: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING Prerequisite: MARK 3001 A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

MARKETING MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: MARK 4060: MARKETING RESEARCH Prerequisites: MARK 3001 and approved Statistics course MARK 4110: MARKETING MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: Sr. standing, MARK 3001, MARK 4060, and one other MARK course; MARK major or consent of instructor, prefer final semester THREE ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: MARK 4010: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4030: CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4050: DIGITAL MARKETING Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4070: MARKETING AND SOCIETY Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4085: MARKETING CHANNEL STRATEGY Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4095: RETAILING MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: MARK 3001 MARK 4931: TOPICS IN MARKETING Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4020: INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4040: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING (IB) Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4065: MARKETING ANALYTICS Prerequisites: MARK 3001 and approved Statistics course MARK 4080: PRODUCT AND PRICING STRATEGY Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4094: PROFESSIONAL SELLING Prerequisite: MARK 3001 MARK 4191: RELATIONSHIP SELLING Prerequisite: MARK 4094 MARK 4953: SEMINAR IN MARKETING Prerequisite: MARK 3001 A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Students can complete MARK 4986: Marketing Internship: Grading Period, but it will not count towards one of the three major electives. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: OSCM 4010: MANUFACTURING PLANNING & CONTROL Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 Typically taken: Sophomore or Junior OSCM 4130: SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND PRACTICE Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 and Sr. Standing; OSCM 4010 and one additional course from OSCM 4020, OSCM 4025 OR 0SCM 4040, prefer final semester THREE ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING: ONE MUST BE OSCM 4020, OSCM 4025 OR OSCM 4040 OSCM 4015: SERVICE MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 OSCM 4025: PURCHASING AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 OSCM 4045: GLOBALIZATION AND GLOBAL OPERATIONS (IB) Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 OSCM 4060: SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYTICS Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 OSCM 4082: APPPLIED LEAN SIX SIGMA Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 and consent of instructor OSCM 4931: TOPICS IN OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 MANA 3034: NEGOTIATIONS AND NEW VENTURES Prerequisites: Jr. standing OSCM 4020: QUALITY AND PROCESS MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 OSCM 4040: GLOBAL LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT (IB) Prerequisite: OSCM 3001 OSCM 4057: ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 and INSY 3001 OSCM 4080: APPLIED PROCUREMENT Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 and consent of instructor OSCM 4085: APPLIED LOGISTICS Prerequisites: OSCM 3001, OSCM 4040, OSCM 4060 and consent of instructor OSCM 4953: SEMINAR IN OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: OSCM 3001 A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Students can complete OSCM 4986: Operations & Supply Chain Mgmt Internship for Credit: Grading Period, but it will not count towards one of the three major electives. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

REAL ESTATE MAJOR Specific Course Requirements REQUIRED COURSES: REAL 4002: COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FINANCE Prerequisite: FINA 3001 Typically taken: Junior REAL 4120: CASES IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Prerequisites: REAL 3001, REAL 4002, REAL 4061 REAL 4061: REAL ESTATE MODELING Prerequisite: REAL 3001; REAL 4002 or FINA 4002 Typically taken: Junior REAL 4130: COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Prerequisite: REAL 3001, REAL 4002, REAL 4061 Typically taken: Junior ONE ELECTIVE FROM THE FOLLOWING: REAL 4330: ADVANCED REAL ESTATE ANALYSIS Prerequisites: Consent of instructor and application REAL 4953: SEMINAR IN REAL ESTATE Prerequisite: REAL 3001 CNEN 3810: INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Prerequisite: Sr. standing FINA 4001: ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: ACCO 1031, FINA 3001, BUAD 1060 Typically taken: Sophomore - Senior REAL 4931: TOPICS IN REAL ESTATE Prerequisite: REAL 3001 ACCO 4080: ANALYSIS OF CORPORATE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Prerequisite: Jr. standing and ACCO major; or admittance into Applied Investment Management program ECON 4012: URBAN AND REGIONAL ECONOMICS Typically offered: Every Third Semester FINA 4011: INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Prerequisites: ACCO 101, FINA 3001, BUAD 1060 Typically taken: Sophomore - Senior Students are also required to take REAL 3001 as part of their Real Estate degree requirements. Prerequisites include: ECON 1103 Principles of Microeconomics and ACCO 1030 Financial Accounting. A minimum GPA of 2.000 must be earned in all College of Business Administration courses taken at Marquette University. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student s major courses, including the core courses introducing the major. Credit is never given twice for the same course, with the exception of different sections of variable topic courses. Students can complete REAL 4986: Real Estate Internship for Credit: Grading Period, but it will not count as the major s elective option. Course information and details are subject to change; find full course information on CheckMarq and bulletin.marquette.edu.

COURSE UPDATES STARTING FALL 2019 ACCO 4060: Accounting Analytics NEW Prerequisite: ACCO 4050 BULA 3001: Legal and Ethical Environment of Business TITLE CHANGE BULA 4001: Business Law for Accounting TITLE CHANGE and PREREQUSITE ADJUSTMENT Prerequisite: Jr. Standing, no longer BULA 3001 ENTP 4018: Milwaukee Urban Business Learning NEW Prerequisite: ENTP 3001 or consent, Junior FINA 4084: Institutional Investment Consulting NEW Prerequisite: FINA 3001 FINA 4360: Applied Financial Modeling is now FINA 4050 LEAD 1050: Foundations for Academic and Career Success TITLE CHANGE LEAD 2000: Career Planning and Application Strategies TITLE CHANGE LEAD 3000: Strategies for Entering the Business World TITLE CHANGE MANA 3020: Introduction to Sport NEW MANA 4010: Leadership, Motivation and Change TITLE CHANGE and PREREQUSITE ADJUSTMENT Prerequisite: No longer Senior standing MANA 3034: Negotiations and New Ventures NOTE: WILL ONLY BE OFFERED IN FALL 2019 (Two Sections) FYI to students interested and HURE/OSCM Majors MARK 4191: Advanced Selling TITLE CHANGE MARK 4192: Sales Management NEW Prerequisite: MARK 4094 REAL 4130: Commercial Real Estate Development is now REAL 4100 Prerequisites: REAL 3001; REAL 4002 or FINA 4002. MANY MAJORS: Internship for Credit Work and Grading Period in one 3-credit course vs. the 0- credit and 3-credit course options. Taken in either Fall or Spring semester. Reach out to the Business Career Center for more information. Course title changes and prerequisites may not be reflected in CheckMarq or Snapshot until June 2019.

UNIVERSITY CORE OF COMMON STUDIES (UCCS) OLD CORE REMINDERS Notes for students who began at Marquette prior to Fall 2018 UCCS Core Reminders All core requirement details can be found here All requirements must be satisfied in order to graduate. University Core requirements such as two ENGL courses, two THEO courses, Literature, etc. cannot be modified. The Literature requirement for ALL College of Business Administration students must be a Literature course (no MUSI, THAR, etc.). Other colleges may allow Performing Arts courses, but this college does not. Any taken will appear as Non-Business electives on your Graduation Checklist and will not fulfill the Literature requirement. PHIL Courses o PHIL 1001 is no longer a prerequisite for PHIL 2310. o PHIL 2310 is not part of the new core requirements, it will slowly phase out. Take this in an upcoming semester as section availability will be limited going forward. Dual application course options within the UCCS o Each student may count one dual-application course toward his or her core requirements. o This satisfies core course requirements in two knowledge areas. I.e. HIST 1301 (Latin America) satisfies three credit hours in requirements of Histories of Cultures and Societies AND Diverse Cultures o Students still need to make up the additional three-credits. UCCS Students can substitute a UCCS requirement with a Marquette Core Curriculum (MCC) course. o In general, students entering to prior to fall of UCCS are expected to complete their UCCS requirements as planned. However, for students with special concerns making finding classes to graduate on time particularly challenging, the MCC has identified that the following MCC courses can substitute for UCCS requirements. Students may not double dip that is each MCC substitution can be used to fulfill only one UCCS requirement. These substitutions apply only to courses taken in Fall 2018 or after. Any student who wishes to substitute an MCC course for a UCCS course needs to complete a University Core of Common Studies Substitution form. Courses in MCC may be taken to substitute for UCCS Requirement ESSV Foundations may be taken to substitute for Diverse Cultures ESSV or Discovery course: Any may be taken to substitute for History of Cultures and Societies HIST offering ESSV or Discovery course: Any may be taken to substitute for Literature & Performing Arts ENGL literature offering Any Theo Offering (in MCC or may be taken to substitute for Theology (second course) not) Discovery course: Any Social Science may be taken to substitute for Individual and Social behavior Discovery course: Any Math Discovery course: Any Natural Science Writing Intensive Designated course may be taken to substitute for may be taken to substitute for Mathematical Reasoning Science and Nature may be taken to substitute for ENGL 1002

Business Core and Major Requirements Declaring a major o Major grading o o Students are able to declare or adjust a business major on the forms page of the College s website. The specific form is found here. A grade of C or higher must be earned in each of a student's major courses including the core courses introducing the major (i.e. ECON 1103/1104 for Economics Majors and MARK 3001 for Marketing majors) Accounting students must earn a C or better in ACCO 1030 Principles of Financial Accounting and ACCO 1031 Principles of Managerial Accounting prior to enrolling in ACCO 3001 Intermediate Accounting. ECON 3001 o ECON 3001 is no longer required for students, but it cannot be removed from your checklist. In lieu of ECON 3001 an additional Upper Division Business Elective is required essentially requiring 10 Upper Division Business Electives to graduate whether or not you are a double major. You can still select ECON 3001 as one of the ten courses. If you are a double major, but prior to graduation decide to drop one major, you will still need 10 upper division business electives complete in order to graduate.

MARQUETTE CORE CURRICULUM (MCC) NEW CORE REMINDERS Notes for students who began at Marquette in Fall 2018 or Spring 2019 Consider for next semester: Complete remaining foundation course needs, CORE 1929 or select a Discovery Tier Theme and course from within that theme ECON 1104 1-2 Business Core courses (3001) CMST 2300 (1 st or 2 nd semester) LEAD 2000 (1 st or 2 nd semester) Marquette Core Curriculum Requirements See separate guide that was emailed to all students about the Marquette Core Curriculum including a one-page guide and full details on the Marquette Core Curriculum. Double Counting of Courses: A maximum of two courses in the Discovery Tier can be applied towards one major. Any course that double counts for satisfying requirements only counts as three credits, not six Students will need to take an additional course(s) in non-business or business to reach 129 total credits. Once a student has determined which theme may be the right fit, submit a Declaration or Change of Marquette Core Curriculum Discovery Tier Theme form. This will allow the theme to appear on a graduation checklist. Students do not have to declare a theme in order to enroll in one of the courses. Students can change Discovery Tier Themes, but courses previously taken may not apply to the new selected theme. Note: freshmen do not need to do this right now, there is no rush to declare a theme. Declaring a major Students are able to declare or adjust a business major on the forms page of the College s website. The specific form is found here.

International Business Course Requirement Students must complete the International Business course requirement of the college Students can complete this requirement by taking one of the following courses through their major requirements, upper division business electives or through an approved study abroad program course.