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Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration
(The requirements listed on this webpage clarify
what is printed in the
2007-2008
Catalog)
College of Business Curriculum
Statisticians work in two broad
areas: the development of statistical tools and the
application of statistics to substantive areas.
Applications include such diverse areas as quality
control in manufacturing; research in engineering,
medicine, and agriculture; survey and forecasting
work for marketing operations and government
agencies; and actuarial work for companies who offer
insurance and pension programs.
Because the collection and analysis of data is found
in all areas of modern society, statisticians find
rewarding careers throughout business, government,
and industry. Some specific career options include
industrial statistician, statistical consultant, and
research methods specialist. Well-paying jobs are
available at the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. levels.
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Freshmen |
Hours Credit |
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1 2
Written Communication:
English 101*, 102* |
6 |
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3 Quantitative Reasoning: Mathematics
123*,125* or 141*,142* |
6 or 8 |
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Cultures and Civilizations: Intermediate
Foreign Language* |
6 |
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Natural Sciences* |
6 or 8 |
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Social Sciences* |
3 |
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Oral Communication: Communication Studies
210* or 240* |
3 |
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Sophomore |
Hours Credit |
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Accounting 200 |
3 |
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Social Sciences: Economics 201* |
4 |
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Written Communication: English 255*, 295*,
or 355* |
3 |
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Statistics 201 |
3 |
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Business Administration 201 |
4 |
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2 Arts and Humanities* |
6 |
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4 Non-US History |
3 |
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Electives |
3 |
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Junior |
Hours Credit |
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Business Administration 331, 332 |
4 |
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Business Administration 341, 342 |
4 |
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Ethics: Philosophy 243, 244, or 443 |
3 |
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Finance 301 |
3 |
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Statistics 365 |
3 |
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Business Administration 353 |
3 |
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Business Administration 361 |
3 |
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Statistics 320 |
3 |
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Statistics 330 |
3 |
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Collateral |
3 |
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Senior |
Hours Credit |
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Business Law 301 |
3 |
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Statistics 471 |
3 |
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Statistics Electives: any two
400-level Statistics or Mathematics 423, 425 |
6 |
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Collateral |
3 |
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Management 401 |
3 |
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Electives |
7-11 |
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Totally 120 Hours |
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Statistics Collateral Options:
ECONOMICS – Economics 312 or 313,
381.
FINANCE – Finance 425 (Accounting
301 prerequisite); and one of Finance 435
(Accounting 301 prerequisite), 455, 475 (Accounting
301 prerequisite), 485 (Accounting 301
prerequisite).
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT –
Information Management 341, 342.
LOGISTICS – Logistics 310, 411.
MARKETING – Marketing 340, 350.
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT –
Operations and Management Science 341 and either 410
or 421.
* Meets
University General
Education Requirement:
1 Must be completed by the end of the First Year.
2 Students who complete English 118 with a grade of
A or B will complete their English composition
requirement by choosing English 102 or a second-year
literature course in the English Department. If the
second-year literature course appears on the Arts
and Humanities list, the course may also be counted
toward the Arts and Humanities requirement.
3 Mathematics – Mathematics 125 or 141 are
prerequisites for Statistics 201, which is taken
during the second semester of the Second Year. As a
result, either Mathematics 125 or 141 must be
completed by the end of the first semester of the
Second Year. Students testing into Mathematics 100
or 119 must complete these courses during their
First Year to ensure that Mathematics 125 or 141 can
be completed during the first semester of the Second
Year. Students who have not completed Mathematics
125 by the end of their First Year should take
Mathematics 125 in the first semester of their
Second Year, prior to taking Mathematics 123.
4 One course from Africana Studies 235, 236; Asian
Studies 101, 102; History 241, 242, 247, 248, 255,
256, 261, 262; Latin American Studies 251, 252;
Medieval Studies 201, 202.
** (Students
wanting Stat 472 must register through Stat 572 and
should first talk to an advisor; preq. 471.
Likewise, students wanting to take Stat 473 must
register through Stat 573, and should first talk to
an advisor; preq. Stat 330, 471.)
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