Undeclared business is a B.S.B.A. concentration option for incoming students who are uncertain of which major in the School of Business they would like to pursue.

Program Overview
The 45-credit program allows students to explore more than one business discipline by taking a broad spectrum of informative business courses. Students learn about available careers while assessing their own goals, aspirations and strengths. The flexibility of the undeclared business option, combined with the supportive academic environment of the School of Business, provides students with the necessary framework to choose the business concentration that best fits their interests and skills.

While in the Undeclared Business program, students are encouraged to meet with their academic advisor, join various business-related organizations and attend networking conferences. Students in this program receive a solid foundation in business theory and practice while gaining effective communications skills. The curriculum is also designed to refine and develop interpersonal and analytical skills to help students achieve their career goals in a competitive job market.

Students are required to complete the 45-credit hour curriculum with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 in order to be accepted into a concentration within the School of Business. An additional 81 credits in the chosen major will be required for graduation.

Curriculum The 45-credit hour curriculum has eight components: Communications Skills - 12 credits COSK1220 Reading and Writing Strategies or   COSK2221 Intercultural Communications (Advanced Placement) COSK1221 Argument and Research COSK2220 Public Speaking and Persuasion COSK2230 Business Professional Communications Information Systems - 3 credits INFS1020 Introduction to Decision Support Systems Economics - 6 credits ECON1020 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON1030 Principles of Microeconomics Mathematics - 6 credits MATH2040 Finite Math and Applied Calculus* STAT2110 Statistics Accounting - 6 credits ACCT1010 Introduction to Financial Accounting ACCT2060 Managerial Accounting Law - 3 credits BLAW1050 Legal Environment of Business Ethics - 3 credits PHIL2000 Introduction to Ethics Social Sciences - 6 credits PSYC1010 General Psychology SOCI1010 Principles of Sociology or   SOCI2320 Contemporary American Social Problems *MATH1010 College Mathematics is the prerequisite for MATH2040 unless the student is given advanced placement. Note: COSK0990 College Reading and Writing and MATH0900 Introduction to College Mathematics may be required but do not fulfill the requirements for the 45 credits necessary in this program.