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B.S. in Business Administration with Marketing Concentration

The business administration major offers students an opportunity to prepare for careers in today’s challenging world of business by delivering a comprehensive program of academics, technology, and leadership. A diverse business core and a variety of electives constitute an accredited curriculum which is based on the liberal arts and sciences foundation for which the College of Charleston is so well known.

The concentration in marketing within the business administration major provides students with an indepth study of the marketing field and allows them to pursue a preferred area of interest.

General Education Requirements: 50 hours.

Business Administration Major Requirements: 48 hours.

Click on the Course Number to get a description and syllabi (if available).

ACCT-203 Financial Accounting
ACCT-204 Managerial Accounting
BLAW-205 Legal Environment of Business
DSCI-232 Business Statistics
DSCI-300 Management Information Systems
DSCI-304 Production and Operations Management
ECON-200 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON-201 Principles of Macroeconomics
FINC-303 Business Finance
MGMT-301 Management and Organizational Behavior
MKTG-302 Marketing Concepts
MGMT-408 Business Policy
Concentration courses:
MKTG 320 Marketing Research
MKTG 326 International Marketing
MKTG 329 Consumer Behavior
MKTG 425 Marketing Management
Electives: Six hours from the following courses:
HTMT 353 Hospitality Sales and Negotiations
MGMT 332 Business Communications
TRAN 312 Global Logistics
  Any 300/400 level MKTG course, except MKTG 302, MKTG 399 and MKTG 499 (click here for a complete list of Marketing Courses) .
Notes:
MATH 104 and MATH 105 are also required and fulfill the general education math requirement. These courses do not count toward the business administration major GPA. ECON 200 and ECON 201 also fulfill the general education social science requirements.
No more than three semester hours total can be counted toward the concentration from travel study courses, MKTG 420, MKTG 360, or MKTG 444.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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