Degree Planning
Degree planning is a process; from orientation to graduation. While your advising team is here to help you along the way, we want to make sure resources are available, should you want to do some degree planning on your own. Here you'll find blank versions of the degree checklists we typically provide at advising appointments, as well as prerequisite flow charts, track course lists (for majors with tracks), 4-year planners, and more. If you ever feel stuck or have questions about degree planning, don't hesitate to reach out to our team.

McCombs School of Business Undergraduate Degree Plans

Browse McCombs degree plans by major and catalog year. Contact the Advising Office with questions.

Accounting: Integrated BBA/MPA

Business Analytics (BAX)

Canfield Business Honors

Finance (Accounting Minor)

Finance: Energy, Law & Science Track

International Business: Language Skills Track

International Business: Global Business Skills Track

Management Information Systems (MIS)

Science & Technology Management (STM)

Supply Chain Management

Undeclared Business

Additional Resources

These flowcharts are meant to provide a visual understanding of how prerequisites and corequisites work. You can refer to these to make sure you’re on track to take specific classes during the semesters they’re offered as you work toward graduation.

  • Prerequisites occasionally change. You should check for/download new versions each semester.
  • If there’s a conflict between these flowcharts and the course schedule, always follow the course schedule.
  • These plans list all requirements for each major, but do not list all graduation requirements. Make sure to use the Interactive Degree Audit to check your overall degree progress.
  • If you find any issues/indescrepancies in these flowcharts, contact your advisor.

Download the flowchart that corresponds with your major:

Contact your advisor if you are unsure of which catalog your degree plan falls under.

The Department of Finance has created tracks to help students choose courses relevant to their area of interest. When you declare Finance as your major, you must also choose which track you’d like to follow. Each track has specific courses that will count based on your catalog year.

Browse Finance degree tracks and requirements (based on catalog year):

2016-2018

2018-2020

2020-2022

2022-2024

The Rosenthal Department of Management has created tracks to help students choose courses relevant to their area of interest. When you declare Management as your major, you must also choose which track you’d like to follow. Each track has specific courses that will count based on your catalog year.

Browse Management degree tracks and requirements (based on catalog year):

2016-2018

2018-2020

2020-2022

2022-2024

Beginning with the 2016-18 catalog, the Science & Technology Management major introduced Business Blocks. These blocks allow students to focus on any area of business they’re interested in. 

Current available blocks:

  • General
  • Finance
  • Supply Chain
  • Management Information Systems

View block requirements by catalog year:

2020-22

2018-2020

2016-18

Some McCombs students are pursuing Pre-Health Professions, such as Pre-Med and Pre-Dental. We encourage you to visit the Health Professions Office (HPO) if you’re interested in Pre-Health Professions. Then, connect with your advisor to discuss course planning and how to incorporate pre-health courses into your degree.

If you’re thinking of pursuing a different Pre-Health Profession, explore HPO Pathways. This tool gives you access to coaching, pathway plans, and general 4-year planning tools.

  • These plans and planning tools assume you come in with no credit and that you plan to take the MCAT in your junior year.
  • Feel free to reach out to HPO for more details and degree plan help.

 

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