Designed To Be Taken in Conjunction With a Major From Another School Within the University

The Bachelor of Arts in Business

• Is distinct from the Busch School Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.) and Bachelor of Science in Accounting (B.S.A.) degrees because it is designed to be taken only as part of a double major in conjunction with a major from one of the other Schools of the University.
• Cannot be taken alone. Students who wish to major in business alone must complete the requirements for the B.S.B.A. Students who wish to prepare for the Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) exam must complete the requirements of the B.S.A. requires 10 three-credit courses, four one-credit pass/fail career preparation BUS X99 courses, and the Foundations of Mathematical Thinking requirement of the Liberal Arts core must be fulfilled with MATH 110 or 111.
• Is compatible with any major with 14 courses or fewer (although some overlap with the Liberal Arts core will be required in order to make the double-major work, and students needing introductory language courses may have to take summer courses).

The degree is open to students from any School, including Arts & Sciences, Philosophy, Theology & Religious Studies, and Music, Drama, & Art, although the degree requirements in the Schools of Nursing, Engineering, and Architecture are presumed to be too many to admit of the possibility of this double-major. Course sequences would be set up in collaboration with each of the schools that choose to make the double major available to its students.

As part of a double major, it satisfies the Focus requirement of the Liberal Arts Core.