Accounting
ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
ACCT 205 – Intro Accounting
ACCT 206 – Managerial Accounting
ACCT 310 – Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT 311 – Intermediate Accounting II
One Accounting Elective: (ACCT 412 – Auditing, ACCT 417 - Fund/ Not for Profit Accounting, or ACCT 418 - Advanced Accounting)
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Management
ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
ENT 118 (formerly MGT 118) – Vocation of Business
ACCT 205 – Intro Accounting
MGT 123B - Foundations of Business (or MGT 123A). (Previously listed as MGT 223)
MGT 310 – Leadership & Organization
One Management Elective (e.g. MGT 240, 301, 311, 312, 324, 365, 372, 375, 390, 432, 475 or 491)
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Marketing
ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
ACCT 205– Intro Accounting
MGT 123B - Foundations of Business (or MGT 123A). (Previously listed as MGT 223)
MKT345 – Marketing Management
MKT348 – Consumer Behavior
MKT457 - Marketing Strategy or another Marketing Elective (e.g. MKT346, 349, 350, 362, or 491, formerly with MGT prefixes)
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Finance
ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
ECON 223 – Statistics for Business and Economics
ACCT 205 – Intro Accounting
FIN 226 – Financial Management
FIN 332 – Investment Analysis
FIN 334 – Corporate Finance I (MATH 111 is a prerequisite for FIN 334)
*Note: Students majoring in Economics should not complete the Finance minor for Non Business students, and instead should follow the course plan below:
1) and 2) Two classes that double count (ECON 100, ECON 101/103, ECON 102/104,ECON 223, ACCT 205, FIN 226) 3) FIN 332: Investment Analysis 4) FIN 334: Corporate Finance 5) FIN 436: Advanced Corporate Finance 6) One elective from below list
Elective Courses
ECON 338: Financial Modeling, Options and Future
ECON 309: Money and Banking
FIN 313: Financial Modeling in Excel
FIN 337: Options & Futures
FIN 342: Financial Markets & Institutions
FIN 389: International Corporate Finance
FIN 391: Money, Banking, & Financial Crisis
FIN 425: Wealth Management
FIN 450: Cardinal Fund I
FIN 451: Cardinal Fund II
FIN 491: Special Topics in Finance
FIN 491/MGT 491: International financial management
** IEFH majors may not minor in finance as that is already part of their major curriculum.
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Performing Arts Management
ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics. (ECON 100 is preferred, but the following substitutions will be accepted: SRES 101, ECON 101, ECON 103).
ACCT 205– Intro Accounting
MGT 123B - Foundations of Business
MKT 345 – Marketing Management
MUS 575 or DR 306 – Arts Management
Arts Internship - DR 495, MUS 495B, or MGT 495A
Arts Elective (choose one elective from the below list ). Consult with your advisor for other options. Substitution requests should be submitted to Dr. Cannizzaro.
- MUS 110
- MUS 111
- MUS 112
- MUS 276
- MUS 433
- MUS 501A
- MUS 506
- MUS 533
- DR 105
- DR 205
- DR 403
- DR 410
- DR 426
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Finance - Economics Students
*Note: Students majoring in Economics should not complete the Finance minor for Non Business students, and instead should follow the course plan below:
1) and 2) Two classes that double count (ECON 100, ECON 101/103, ECON 102/104,ECON 223, ACCT 305, FIN 226) 3) FIN 332: Investment Analysis 4) FIN 334: Corporate Finance 5) FIN 436: Advanced Corporate Finance 6) One elective from below list
Elective Courses
ECON 338: Financial Modeling, Options and Future
ECON 309: Money and Banking
FIN 313: Financial Modeling in Excel
FIN 337: Options & Futures
FIN 342: Financial Markets & Institutions
FIN 389: International Corporate Finance
FIN 391: Money, Banking, & Financial Crisis
FIN 491: Special Topics in Finance
FIN 491/MGT 491: International financial management
** IEFH majors may not minor in finance as that is already part of their major curriculum.
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Sports Management
The sports management minor is open to CUA undergraduates in good standing outside of the School of Business. The minor requires a total of six courses, four core courses, and two electives.
Core Courses ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
MGT 123B - Foundations of Business (or MGT 123A). (Previously listed as MGT 223)
MGT 324 – Sports Management
MKT325 – Sports Marketing
Elective Courses MGT 495B – Sports Management Internship
ECON 327 – Sports Economics and Finance
PSY 243 – Sports Psychology
SOC 345 – Sociology of Sports
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International Business
International Marketing emphasis ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
ACCT 205 – Intro Accounting
MGT 123B - Foundations of Business (or MGT 123A). (Previously listed as MGT 223)
MGT 390 – International Business
MKT345 – Marketing Management
MKT362 – International Marketing
International Finance emphasis ECON 100 – Fundamentals of Economics
ECON 223 – Statistics for Business and Economics
ACCT 205 – Intro Accounting
MGT 123B - Foundations of Business (or MGT 123A). (Previously listed as MGT 223)
MGT 390 – International Business
FIN226 – Financial Management
FIN389 – International Corporate Finance
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Markets, Human Rights, and Civil Society
Core Courses SRES 101: Markets and Prosperity I SRES 102: Markets and Prosperity II SRES 315: Catholic Social Thought and Political Economy
Elective Courses: Pick 3 from among 200+ level SRES courses and below listed courses in POL (Politics), SOC (Sociology), or PHIL (Philosophy). At least one must be 300/400-level SRES:
SRES 260: Game Theory and Strategic Thinking SRES 345: Marriage, Family, and Social Order SRES 350: Education and Religion in Social Research SRES 408: Evolution of Business and Human Rights SRES 470: Justice and Social Justice SRES 476: Spirit of Entrepreneurial Capitalism POL 111: Intro to American Government POL 212: Intro to International Relations POL 220: Intro to Law and Politics POL 312: The Civil Rights Movement POL 403:Person and Common Good POL 404: Law and Morality SOC 102: Global Social Problems and Justice SOC 206:Families and Society SOC 230: Families and Incarceration SOC 270: Human Rights in a Global Society SOC 281: Population, Environment, and Society PHIL 333A: Philosophy of Natural Right and Natural Law
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Entrepreneurship
Core Courses ENT 118 (formerly MGT 118): The Vocation of Business ENT 372: Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital (available only in the Fall) ENT 455: Small Business Growth Lab ENT 472: Principled Entrepreneurship (available only in the Spring)
Elective Courses (choose two) ENT 351: Managing the Family Enterprise ENT 451: Family Business Strategy ENT 476: The Spirit of Entrpreneurial Capitalism (available only in the Spring) ENT 494: Independent Study MGT 123B: Foundations of Business (available only in the Spring) MKT 348: Consumer Behavior MKT 422: Consultative Professional Sales
Electives from the School of Engineering (cross-listed): ENT/ENG 420: Social Innovation, Part I (available only in the Fall) ENT/ENG 421: Social Innovation, Part II (available only in the Spring)
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