Information is available on admissions, curriculum and graduation requirements, as well as on registration procedures, residence and similar academic matters. For information on admission, curriculum and graduation requirements for the M.A. in Economics, see the graduate program adviser in the Economics Department. Students should also consult the faculty advisers for the programs in accountancy, management science and taxation. Transfer Credit for Business and Economics Courses Students should see an adviser as soon as possible regarding transfer credit. College level courses successfully completed at another college or university may be applied towards the requirements of the SBAE subject to the approval of the appropriate department chair.
Exceptions require thorough documentation evidencing the above standards.
Lists of approved equivalent courses from local community colleges are available in the Business Advising Center. All other courses are subject to approval by the department chair concerned. In these cases, the student must supply catalog descriptions, course outlines and textbook titles. Courses taken in the extension division of another university, or by correspondence, are generally not acceptable. Internships and Cooperative Education Students may earn academic credit, first-hand work experience and financial remuneration as well.