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Programs of Study

The business studies program is only part of the student's academic program. Students will complement their professional education with coursework in the humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and social and behavioral sciences. In order to design an integrated academic program, full-time students should plan their program over four years. During the first three semesters, the student should formulate a schedule that is comprised of the six prerequisite courses and liberal arts area distribution requirements. During the remaining five semesters, the schedule focuses on completing the remaining credits required of the business major. Students should also plan to take additional general elective credits to ensure that their total degree credits equals 120, the number of credits needed for the bachelor of science degree. Business majors should consult with a Rutgers Business School: Undergraduate-New Brunswick (RBS-UNB) student counselor when they are planning their academic program.

The following are prerequisite courses that students must complete during their first three semesters and before they are eligible to take additional business courses:

Prerequisite Courses (19 credits)

  01:198:170  Computer Applications for Business (3)

  01:220:102  Introduction to Microeconomics (3)

  01:220:103  Introduction to Macroeconomics (3)

  01:640:135  Calculus I (4)

  01:960:285  Introductory Statistics for Business (3)

  33:010:272  Introduction to Financial Accounting (3) 


Liberal Arts Area Distribution Requirements (36 credits)

In addition to the six prerequisite courses and courses that are required for the major, all Rutgers Business School: Undergraduate-New Brunswick students must complete the following liberal arts area distribution requirements: writing (6 credits), quantitative reasoning (6 credits), natural sciences (6 credits), social sciences and humanities (12 credits), diversity (3 credits), and global awareness (3 credits). All courses must be at least 3 credits and must be taken for degree credit. No course may be used to fulfill more than one requirement, and pass/no credit courses may not be used to fulfill the requirements. A general outline is provided below. Students should see Degree Navigator (http://nbdn.rutgers.edu/) for specific courses.

Major Requirements (52-58 credits)

The major requirements for Rutgers Business School: Undergraduate-New Brunswick programs of study can be divided into two parts: core course requirements that all students must complete regardless of their choice of major program (accounting, finance, management, marketing, or supply chain management and marketing science), and a combination of required and elective courses that students take according to their choice of major. Students must complete the requirements of the major that are in effect at the time of their admission into the major. All core courses and required courses specific to the major must be completed with a grade of C or better.

Core Courses (34 credits)

  33:010:272  Introduction to Financial Accounting (3)

  33:010:275  Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3)

  33:011:300  Business Forum (1)

  33:140:320  Business Law I (3)

  33:390:300  Introduction to Financial Management (3)

  33:620:300  Principles of Management (3)

  33:620:492  Business Policy and Strategy (3)

  33:623:370  Management Information Systems (3)*

  33:623:385  Statistical Methods in Business (3)

  33:623:386  Operations Management (3)

  33:630:301  Introduction to Marketing (3)

  33:799:301 Introduction to Supply Chain Management (3)


Required and Elective Courses Specific to the Major

Accounting (24 credits)

  33:010:325  Intermediate Accounting I (3)

  33:010:326  Intermediate Accounting II (3)

  33:010:401  Advanced Accounting (3)

  33:010:415  Concepts of Auditing (3)

  33:010:421  Income Tax Accounting (3)

  33:010:451  Cost Accounting (3)

  33:010:458  Accounting Information Systems (3)

  one 3-credit business elective (accounting elective is suggested)

Finance (21 credits)

Required courses (9 credits):

  33:390:380  Investment Analysis (3)

  33:390:400  Corporate Finance (3)

Choose one course from the following:

  33:390:410  Asset Pricing and Portfolio Analysis (3)

  33:390:420  Futures and Options (3)

  finance electives (12) 

Management (18 credits)

Required courses (9 credits):

  33:620:365  Management of Human Resources (3)

  33:620:369  International Business (3)

  33:620:490  Organizational Behavior (3)

  management electives (9)

Marketing (21 credits)

Required courses (9 credits):

  33:630:374  Consumer Behavior (3)

  33:630:385  Marketing Research (3)

  33:630:452  Marketing Strategy (3)

  marketing electives (12)

Pending Approval: Supply Chain Management and Marketing Science (24 credits)

Required courses (12 credits):

33:630:368  Retail Marketing (3)

33:630:385  Marketing Research (3)

33:799:300  Global Procurement and Sourcing Strategies (3)

33:799:310  Demand Planning and Fulfillment (3)

supply chain management electives (12)

 

Scheduling the Program

An academic program might follow the general guidelines suggested below.

First-Year Program

First Semester

   01:220:102  Introduction to Microeconomics (3)

   01:355:101  Expository Writing I (3)

   01:640:135  Calculus I (4)

   electives and area distribution requirements (6)

Second Semester 

   01:220:103  Introduction to Macroeconomics (3)

   01:198:170  Computer Applications for Business (3)

   33:011:100  Introduction to Business (3)

   electives and area distribution requirements (6)                               

Total First-Year Credits: 31

Sophomore Year

First Semester

   33:010:272  Introduction to Financial Accounting (3)

   01:960:285  Introductory Statistics for Business (3)                                        

   electives and area distribution requirements (9)

Second Semester 

    Business courses (15)                                                         

Total Second Year Credits: 30      

Junior and Senior Years

   business core courses: 13

   business required and elective courses:  8-24

   general electives and area distribution requirements:  22-28                                                                                                    

Total Degree Credits: 120


*Not required for accounting majors



 
 
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