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Founded in 1986, the Professional Golf Management Program has been
structured to allow a student to choose between a bachelor's degree
in Business Administration, Marketing or Financial Economics, each
with the concentration in Professional Golf Management.
Business Administration Major (51 hrs.)
| ACC
251 |
Principles
of Accounting 1 |
3 s.h. |
| ACC 253 |
Principles of Accounting 2 |
3 s.h. |
| ECO 216 |
Statistics for Business and
Economics |
3 s.h. |
| ECO 261 |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
3 s.h. |
| ECO 262 |
Principles of Microeconomics |
3 s.h. |
| ECO 311 |
Money and Banking |
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3 s.h. |
| BUS 225 |
Microcomputer Business Applications |
3 s.h. |
| BUS 315 |
Business and Society |
3 s.h. |
| BUS 332 |
Managerial Finance |
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3 s.h. |
| BUS 343 |
Management and Organization |
3 s.h. |
| BUS 352 |
Business Law 1 |
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3 s.h. |
| BUS 450 |
Management Science |
3 s.h. |
| BUS 470 |
Business Policy and Strategy |
3 s.h. |
| MKT 351 |
Principles of Marketing |
3 s.h. |
| Business/Marketing Elective |
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3 s.h. |
| Business/Marketing Elective |
|
3 s.h. |
| Business/Marketing Elective |
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3 s.h. |
| Business/Marketing Elective |
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3 s.h. |
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Marketing
Major (51 hrs.)
| ACC
251 |
Principles
of Accounting 1 |
3
s.h. |
| ACC
253 |
Principles
of Accounting 2 |
3
s.h. |
| ECO
216 |
Statistics
for Business and Economics |
3
s.h. |
| ECO
261 |
Principles
of Macroeconomics |
3
s.h. |
| ECO
262 |
Principles
of Microeconomics |
3
s.h. |
| BUS
225 |
Microcomputer
Business Applications |
3
s.h. |
| BUS
332 |
Managerial
Finance |
3
s.h. |
| BUS
343 |
Management
and Organization |
3
s.h. |
| BUS
352 |
Business
Law 1 |
3
s.h. |
| BUS
470 |
Business
Policy and Strategy |
3
s.h. |
| MKT
351 |
Principles
of Marketing |
3
s.h. |
| MKT
390 |
Marketing
Research |
3
s.h. |
| MKT
470 |
Marketing
Management |
3
s.h. |
| Business/Marketing
Elective |
3
s.h. |
| Business/Marketing
Elective |
3
s.h. |
| Business/Marketing
Elective |
3
s.h. |
| Business/Marketing
Elective |
3
s.h. |
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PGM Core Requirements &
Courses
PGA/PGM
PGM Internships
PGM
Seminars
PGM Academic Advising Procedures
- Advisor/Student
Meeting - All students
are recommended to meet with their assigned PGM Academic Advisor
prior to pre-registration each semester. During the meeting, the
advisor will hand out the appropriate PGM academic checklist and
discuss future course options. Also at this meeting, students
will discuss Internship opportunities and PGA/PGM Work Experience
requirements.
- Group
Advising Meeting - All
students are encouraged to attend the Group Advising Meeting at
mid-semester to receive a pre-registration booklet, pre-registration
form, a copy of their updated transcript of complete courses,
and a copy of their mid-term grades. The pre-registration meeting
times, which is based on hours completed, will be announced at
this time. Freshman 0-30 hours; sophomore 31-62 hours; junior
63-94 hours; senior 95 and above.
- Pre-Registration
Meeting - All students
are strongly encouraged to attend the pre-registration meeting
to get their schedule approved before submitting them to the Registrars'
Office.
- Pre-Registration
- Students should submit their pre-registration form on the dates
assigned by the Registrars' Office.
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- Students who are closed out of a course(s) should meet with
their PGM Advisor to add course(s) to have a full course load
of 12-18 semester hours. Failure to complete their academic schedule
will require the student to add course(s) at the beginning of
the semester to be classified as a full-time student.
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