Program Requirements

Major Requirements for the B.S. in Business Administration

Centenary students receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Business will complete a common Business core which consists of 10 courses, up to 40 hours. Courses taken for the Business degree cannot be taken Pass/Fail. No more than 28 hours of coursework can be transferred from other institutions to fulfill major degree requirements.

Required courses in the Business core:
  • BUSN 223: Commercial Law
  • BUSN 321: Principles of Management
  • BUSN 346: Principles of Marketing
  • BUSN 380: Social Responsibility of Business
  • BUSN 473: Senior Seminar in Policy and Strategy
  • FIN 325: Corporate Finance
 
Total hours of Business core: 24

 

Supportive courses required (cannot be taken Pass/Fail):

  • ACCT 203: Principles of Accounting
  • ECON 204: Statistics
  • ECON 211: Principles of Microeconomics
  • ECON 212: Principles of Macroeconomics
Total Supportive hours: 12

 

Students should normally complete ACCT 203, ECON 211 and ECON 212 before taking any 300- or 400-level courses in business. ECON 204 is used in many upper-level courses. Persons who wish to take a minor or elect an upper-level business course should check with the instructor before enrolling.

 

Business Concentrations

Each major must select a concentration. (4 courses)

  • Commerce
  • Data Analytics
  • Economic Policy
  • Investments
  • Leadership
  • International Management
  • Sport Management

 

Business Administration Minor

  • ACCT 203: Principles of Accounting
  • BUSN 223: Commercial Law
  • BUSN 321: Principles of Management
  • BUSN 346: Principles of Marketing
  • ECON 211: Principles of Microeconomics
  • FIN 325: Corporate Finance

  and one course selected from among the following:

  • BUSN 328: Leadership and Organizational Behavior
  • BUSN 335: Human Resource Management  
  • BUSN 341: International Management
  • BUSN 350: Entrepreneurship
  • BUSN 395-/396: Selected Topics in Business
  • BUSN 421: Operations Management
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