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List of Approved Business Courses for Nonbusiness Students

Business Courses are open to non-business majors during the summer, with a few exceptions listed as "reserved" in the course schedule.  Students are still expected to meet the prerequisites to take summer business classes (we will waive B A 101 and B A 324 as prereqs).

 

Approved Business Courses for Non Business majors:

*Please note that not all classes below are offered every semester

In addition to the Business Minor courses, the following BBA courses are open to nonbusiness students throughout all of the registration periods:  

  • ACC 334M- HealthCare Accounting
  • I B 360D - International Security
  • I B 362- Global Regulatory Strategy
  • I B 367C- Intercultural Management
  • I B 372T - All Topics
  • LEB 372T - All Topics
  • MIS 140S- BlockChain
  • R E 358- Intro Real Estate/Urban Land Development
  • R E 364 Real Estate Development
  • R E 376G- Real Estate Investment
  • R E 378K - Real Estate Finance And Syndication
  • R M 357E- Intro to Risk Management
  • R M 377 - Property Liability Risk Management and Planning

 

The following courses are restricted, but will open to nonbusiness students on Friday, April 12th at 5pm:

  • ACC 366P - Accounting Practicum

 

The following courses are restricted, but will open to nonbusiness students on Friday, April 19th at Noon:

  • LEB 334M- Healthcare Law and Policy
  • MAN 334M- Healthcare System Management
  • O M 334M- Healthcare Operations Management

 

The following courses are restricted, but will open to nonbusiness students during Access Period 2, starting on June 5th:

  • BGS 372T- All Topics
  • BGS 371 - Corporate Political Strategy
  • BGS 372 - Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility
  • BGS 373- Strategic Corporate Communication
  • BGS 374 - Global Political Economy
  • BGS 375 - Business and Policy in the Age of Inequality
  • I B 350- International Trade
  • MAN 372T.6- Performance/Sports Analytics
  • MKT 178- All Topics
  • MKT 363- Professional Selling/Sales Management
  • MAN 327 - Innovation/Entrepreneurship
  • MAN 327E- New Venture Mechanics
  • MAN 347P - Entrepreneurship Practicum
  • MAN 366P - Social Entrepreneurship I
  • MAN 367P- Social Entrepreneurship II

 

The following courses are restricted, but will open to nonbusiness students after 5pm on the 2nd class day, August 27th:

  • ACC 327- Financial Statement Analysis
  • ACC 329- Managerial Accounting and Control
  • ACC 362 - Auditing and Control
  • ACC 364- Fundamentals of Taxation
  • MAN 328- Consulting & Change Management
    • Note: For MAN 328, we will allow non-business students to use MAN 320F as a prerequisite, but you will need to come to drop-ins to be manually added to the course.
  • MAN 372T.21- Art and Science of Negotiation
    • Note: For MAN 337.21, we will allow non-business students to use MAN 320F as a prerequisite. You should be able to add the course on your own.
  • MKT 372T - All Topics
    • Exception: MKT 372T Corporate Governance - this course will remain restricted
    • Note: For MKT 372 courses, we will allow non-business students to use MKT 320F as a prerequisite. You should be able to add the courses on your own.

 

The following BBA courses will become available to non-business students on the 5th class day, Friday, August 30th, from 9:00am-4:00pm. To enroll in up to 2 of these classes, you must follow these procedures:

  1. The course must be listed as Open/Open reserved on the course schedule (we will NOT add any students to any closed course).
  2. Meet all prerequisites for the course (B A 324 is waived for non-business students).  If the prerequisite is not on your records, you must provide proof of having the prerequisite fulfilled.
  3. Attend drop-ins with the BBA Registration Manager.

 

  • ACC 311- Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
  • ACC 312- Fundamentals of  Managerial Accounting
  • MAN 336- Organizational Behavior
  • MKT 337- Principles of Marketing
  • O M 235 - Operations Management