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Resort Management Requirements Curriculum Checksheets Students can receive a Bachelor of Science (science and math intensive) or a Bachelor of Arts (foreign language intensive) in any of the three business school majors mentioned previously. For a detailed example of the classes required for graduation, feel free to download any of the curriculum checksheets (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader) for your academic catalogue year. Requirements for the major in Business Administration: 16 s.h. of Reeves School of Business foundation courses (ACC 251 and 253; BUS 200 and ECO 216, 261 and 262); 24 s.h. of Business Major requirements (BUS 325, 332, 343, 352, 450, and 470; ECO 311; and MKT 351), and one 3 s.h. elective in business, financial economics, accounting, or marketing. All Business Administration majors must take at least college algebra (MAT 105) or pre-calculus (MAT 113). Requirements for the major in Marketing: 16 s.h. of Reeves School of Business foundation courses (ACC 251 and 253; BUS 200 and ECO 216, 261, and 262); 24 s.h. of Marketing major requirements (BUS 325, 332, 343, 352, 470; and MKT 35, 390, and 470) and 12 s.h. from the following approved electives (ACC 345; BUS 345; COM 331; ECO 311; MKT 380, 384, 400, 410, 420, 430, 485, 499; and PGM 304, 404). All Marketing majors must take at least college algebra (MAT 105) or pre-calculus (MAT 113). (See Marketing course description under Marketing.) Requirements for the major in Financial Economics: 16 s.h. of Reeves School of Business foundation courses (ACC 251 and 253; BUS 200 and ECO 216, 261 and 262); 33 s.h. of Financial Economics major requirements (BUS 325, 332, 343, 352, 412, 437, and 470; MKT 351; ECO 311, 313, and 452); and a 3 s.h. (Any 300/400 level) accounting, business, marketing or economics course. All Financial Economics majors must take at least college algebra (MAT 105) or pre-calculus (MAT 113). The Resort and Club Management concentration: 22 s.h.—RMT 300, RMT 345, RMT 350, RMT 360; LSS 300 or BUS 301; BUS 360; PGM 430; and Professional Seminars: RMT 310, RMT 311, and RMT 315; and RMT 170 and RMT 270. Note that RMT 170 and 270 are internships which should be taken during the summer at the end of the freshman, sophomore, and/or junior years. BUS 375 should be taken by Business Administration and Financial Economics majors as the business elective and must be taken as an additional required course by those seeking a Marketing major with a concentration in Resort Management. |
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