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Metro South , Upper-division requirements , MGT 4950 requirements , Minimum Grade requirement , 60-Hour Advising Hold , Pending Graduates
Metro South Offers Accounting, Computer Information Systems, and Management degree completion programs!
Finish your Business degree in the Denver Tech Center! Metro South, located at I-25 and Orchard Road, will offer all courses (on a rotating basis) required for majors in Accounting, Computer Information Systems, and Management. Classes are conveniently scheduled in the evenings and on Saturdays. The Business Core and a variety of general studies courses are also offered at Metro South.
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Notice of Upper Division Business Course Requirements
Attention: All Students Planning to Take Business Courses
Courses with prefixes: ACC, CMS, FIN, MGT, MKT
All students are expected to know and fulfill all current prerequisite requirements. The School of Business reserves the right to dis-enroll students who do not meet current prerequisite requirements or who fail to meet expected course attendance policies. In addition to meeting specific course prerequisites, the following general requirements also apply:
Prior to attending an upper-division course (i.e., course number of 3000 or 4000) offered by the School of Business Departments of Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Finance, Management, or Marketing, all students must have:
• Completed all Level I General Studies requirements (Level I General Studies includes ENG 1010, ENG 1020, a math requirement, and a communications requirement.)
• completed at least 60 credit hours overall (junior standing);
• declared a major in any discipline or the non-degree seeking status.
See a current College Catalog or your advisor for more information.
Back to top>Notice of Pre-Requisite Enforcement for MGT 4950
Attention: All Students Majoring in Business B. S. Programs
ACC, CMS, FIN, MGT, and MKT
The prerequisites for MGT 4950 Strategic Management will be strongly enforced. Those prerequisites include:
• Senior standing
• Completion of all other Business Core courses (ACC 2010, CMS 2010, FIN 3300, MGT 2040, MKT 2040, ACC 2020, CMS 2300, MGT 3000, MKT 3000, CMS 3340)
Any student found to be registered for this course who does not meet the above requirements can be dis-enrolled from the course. See a current College Catalog or your advisor for more information.
See Degree Planning and Tracking Chart for more information.
Back to top>Notice of Minimum Grade for Business Core Courses
Attention: All Students Majoring Business B. S. Programs
ACC, CMS, FIN, MGT, and MKT
Each business core course must have a grade of “C” or better to count toward the Bachelor of Science degree in a business program. The Business Core courses are: ACC 2010, CMS 2010, FIN 3300, MGT 2040, MKT 2040, ACC 2020, CMS 2300, MGT 3000, MKT 3000, CMS 3340, and MGT 4950. This applies to all students using a catalog year of Fall 2001 or later. This is a graduation requirement that must be met prior to awarding the Bachelor of Science degree. See a current College Catalog or your advisor for more information.
See Degree Planning and Tracking Chart for more information.
Back to top>Notice of 60 Credit Hour Advising Hold
Attention: All Students Majoring in Business B. S. Programs
ACC, CMS, FIN, MGT, and MKT
The School of Business wants to help each student obtain a Bachelor degree in a timely and effective manner. Each semester every student that is about to complete 60 Credit Hours is required to receive advising from the department of his or her academic major. The primary focus of this advising session will be to review your Curriculum, Advising, and Program Planning (CAPP) Compliance Report for your major.
Are you required to see an advisor before registering for the Summer or Fall 2004 term?
• If you have completed less then 60 credit hours and the courses you are now taking will put your total credit hours at 60 or more, then you must see an advisor in your major department before you can register for Summer or Fall 2004 classes. However, if you have already received thorough advising from a faculty member and are fully aware of the degree requirements, you may request an advising waiver by completing an official form available in your major department.
• If you have already completed 60 credit hours or more hours before the Spring 2004 term, you are not required to seek advising before registration. However, it is highly recommended that you see your major advisor at least once each academic year during your junior and senior years.
If this policy applies to you, a notice of the advising hold will appear in your registration permit for the term. After you have been advised or completed the advising waiver request form, the advising hold will be removed.
See Degree Planning and Tracking Chart for more information.
Notice to all Pending Graduates in Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Finance, Management, or Marketing
As a part of program quality assurance, all students will be asked to participate in a School of Business assessment activity during their last semester of enrollment. Students will be notified by the dean’s office early in their last semester, of the required assessment activity. This assessment activity may require the student to come to the Auraria campus at times other than scheduled classes. For students outside of the metro Denver area, arrangements will be made on a case-by-case basis. Details will be provided to you through an email from the Dean’s office.
The assessment activity scheduled for this semester is completion of either the ETS Profile test or the ETS business major field test. An email message sent to your Metro Connect account will describe in more detail the timing and provide web page addresses to find out more information about the tests and the testing process.