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Degree
and Program Offerings
The School of Business offers students a variety of educational
opportunities that either lead to a bachelor's degree or provide
opportunities for non-degree seeking students to gain additional
undergraduate education through our extensive course offerings and
certificate programs.
In addition, we offer an international business
concentration for business majors and a total of eight minors designed
primarily for non-business majors.
The school provides convenient access to instruction
through traditional classroom sessions and innovative online delivery,
at both the main Auraria campus and Metro South campus, during the
day, evenings and weekends. The school consists of 67 full-time
faculty, more than 50 part-time faculty and 11 full-time staff.
Over 2800 students major in business and economics. Students can
take advantage of on-the-job training through cooperative education
placements, internships and independent study coursework. The school's
mission statement reflects our efforts to provide students with
the best possible education we can offer:
The School of Business mission statement: Out
mission is to develop undergraduate students into effective business
professionals by preparing students for careers and lifelong learning
with an awareness of ethics, technological advancements, and globalization.
We facilitate learning through excellence in teaching
by maintaining currency in the disciplines, using appropriate pedagogy,
and providing individual attention to students.
We deliver a quality, accessible undergraduate
business education in the Metropolitan Denver Area to a diverse
student population.
The various educational opportunities available
through the School of Business are listed below.
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Bachelor
of Science Degree
School of Business catalog
listing
Accounting
website
ACC
Major check sheet | 4-year
planning guide for ACC
Computer Information Systems
website
CIS Major
check sheet | 4-year
planning guide for CIS
CIS as a 2nd Major| CIS
as a minor
CIS as a 2nd degree | CIS
Courses | CIS Certificates
Finance
website
FIN Major
check sheet | FIN Minor
Check Sheet
Management
website
MGT
Major check sheet| MGT recommended
sequence
Marketing Department
website
MKT
check sheet | MKT Guidebook
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4-year planning guide for MKT
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Bachelor of
Arts Degree
Concentration
for Business Majors
International Business:
website
Minors
(requirements for all minors click
here)
Accounting
Department
website
Computer Information Systems Department
website
Economics Department website
Finance Department
website
General Business requirements
International Business website
Management Department
website
Marketing Department
website
Certificate
Programs for Credit
Database
Analyst
End User Support Specialist
Network Specialist in Information Systems
Personal Financial Planning
Programmer/Analyst in Information Systems
Web Developer in Information Systems
Non-Credit
Certificates
Financial
Planning
International Trade
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School
of Business Prerequisite and Attendance Policy
All students are expected to know and fulfill all current prerequisite
requirements. The School of Business reserves the right to disenroll
students who do not meet current prerequisite requirements or who
fail to meet expected course attendance policies. (See
Class Attendance policy in the Policies and Procedures section of
the catalog.) In addition to meeting
specific course prerequisites, the following general requirements
also apply:
Prior to attending an upper-division course offered in the School
of Business Bachelor of Science programs (Accounting, Computer Information
Systems, Finance, Management, Marketing), all students must have:
- completed all Level I General Studies requirements;
- completed at least 60 credit hours overall (junior standing);
- declared
a major in any discipline or non-degree seeking status
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Business
degree requirements
Requirements for a degree in Accounting, Computer Information Systems,
Finance, Management, and Marketing can be found in College
Catalog. Information for a degree in Economics can also be found
in this document.
Extended
Campus & Online
Earn credits toward your degree without setting foot on the Auraria
Campus! Online courses,Mostly Online courses, and classes at Metro
North or Metro South make up the variety of ways you can conveniently
earn credits.
The School of Business is pleased to offer most
courses for completion of the Accounting and Computer Information
Systems degrees online! Many Economics, Management, and Marketing
courses are also available online.
Complete 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. Take the stress out
of your commute by enrolling in evening or Saturday classes close
to home or work. Metro South also offers the Business Core and a
great variety of general studies courses.
Find out more at www.mscd.edu/~options/
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