Freshman and Sophomore Checklist
2005-2007, 2007-2009, and 2009-2011 Catalogs
Freshman Year
Fall Semester – 14 cr.
Courses
ENGL 1010 – Freshman English I (3 cr.)___
Humanities (3 cr.)___
MGMT 1000 – Business Orientation (1 cr.)___
MATH 1110/Non-Bus. Elective* (3 cr.)___
Natural Science with Lab (4 cr.)___
Spring Semester – 16 cr.
Courses
ENGL 1020– Freshman English II (3 cr.)___
COMM 2200 – Public Speaking (3 cr.)___
MATH 1830 – Basic Calculus (3 cr.)___
Natural Science with Lab (4 cr.)___
BISI 2150/Non-Bus.Elective* (3 cr.)___
Sophomore Year
Fall Semester – 15 cr.
Courses
ACCT 2010– Prin. of Accounting I (3 cr.)___
ECON 2010– Economic Principles I (3 cr.)___
ECON 2040 – Intro. to Stats. I (3 cr.)___
ENGL Literature (3 cr.)___
HIST 2010 – American History I (3 cr.)___
Spring Semester – 15 cr.
Courses
ACCT 2020 – Prin. of Accounting II (3 cr.)___
ECON 2020 – Economic Principles II (3 cr.)___
ECON 2050 – Intro. to Stats. II (3 cr.)___
ENGLLiterature or Humanities (3 cr.)___
HIST 2020 – American History II (3 cr.)___
Students must APPLY to the College of Business and be FULLY OR TENTATIVELY ADMITTED to the Upper Division before taking courses beyond this point!!!!
Please refer to the back of this worksheet for admission requirements
Natural Science courses to choose from:
BIOL 1010/1011 – Introduction to Biology I
BIOL 1020/1021 – Introduction to Biology II
BIOL 1110/1111 – General Biology I for science majors
BIOL 1120/1121 – General Biology II for science majors
CHEM 1030/1031 – Gen. Chem. I for non-science majors
CHEM 1040/1041 – Gen Chem. II for non-science majors
CHEM 1110/1111 – General Chemistry I
CHEM 1120/1121 – GeneralChemistry II
PHYS 2010/2011 –College Physics I
PHYS 2020/2021 –College Physics II
PHYS 2030/2031 – General Physics I
PHYS 2040/2041 – General Physics II
ASTR 1010 – Astronomy I
ASTR 1020 – Astronomy II
Humanities courses to choose from:
AREN 2310 – Architectural History
ART 1010 – Art Appreciation
THTR 1020 – Appreciation of Drama
MUSC 1010 – Music Appreciation
PHIL 1030 – Intro. to Philosophy
RELS 2010 – Intro. to Religious Studies
HIST 1210 – World History I
HIST 1220 – World History II
English Literature courses to choose from:
ENGL 2110 – American Literature
ENGL 2310 – World Literature I
ENGL 2012 – Literary Genres I
ENGL 2013 – Black Arts and Literature I
ENGL 2210 – Survey of English Lit. I
ENGL 2120 – American Literature II
ENGL 2320 – World Literature II
ENGL 2022 – Literary Genres II
ENGL 2023 – Black Arts and Literature II
ENGL 2220 – Survey of English Lit. II
Tentative Admission Requirements
The purpose of tentative admission is to allow students to complete lower division requirements while taking upper division business courses. Tentative admission is only valid for the semester that it is granted and will not apply to any other semester. Tentative admission is granted bythe Unit Academic Advisor, CoB Academic Coordinator, or the appropriate Department Head.
To qualify for tentative admission students:
- MUSTbe within 9 hours of completing all Lower Division courses (1000 and 2000 level courses)
- MUSThave a Lower Division Business Core GPA of 2.000 or greater**
- MUSThave a cumulative GPA of 2.000 or greater
- MUST have completed all high school deficiencies
- MAY NOT earn more than 24 hours of Upper Division Business Courses under tentative admission
Full Admission Requirements
Full admission is granted by the appropriate department head. Students that have been granted full admission will receive a full admission card to present as proof of their admission into the College of Business.
To qualify for full admission students:
- MUSTcomplete all Lower Division courses (as listed above)
- MUSThave a Lower Division Business Core GPA of 2.000 or greater
- MUSThave a cumulative GPA of 2.000 or greater
- MUST have completed all high school deficiencies
**Courses included in the lower division business core are:
ACCT 2010 – Principles of Accounting I
ACCT 2020 – Principles of Accounting II
ECON 2010 – Economic Principles I
ECON 2020 – Economic Principles II
ECON 2040 – Intro. to Statistical Analysis I
ECON 2050 – Intro. to Statistical Analysis II
Revised 05-17-10