You may apply for a School of Business and Economics minor on-line . Advising for the Business Minor Complete details regarding the Minor in Business Administration are available from the minor advisor, Dr. Doug Downing, in 221 McKenna Hall, or from the SBE receptionist. 1100 Fundamentals of Economics Introduces the principles of economics for non-majors planning to take only one course in economics. Examines demand and supply, the price system, income distribution, determination of national income, employment and prices, economics of environmental issues and the public sector, international trade, economic growth, and economic systems. Principles of Macroeconomics Presents topics including elementary demand and supply, determination of national income, employment and prices, money and banking system, fiscal and monetary policy and economic welfare, economic growth and development.
Financial Accounting Teaches the basic structure of the accounting system.
Development of concepts and skills for reporting, analyzing, and interpreting accounting information effectively. BUS 3400 Business Ethics Explores various ethical theories and their application to the practice of business. Gives particular emphasis to Christian ethics and focuses on individual ethical decision-making. BUS 3250 Business Finance Studies the principles of financial management. Analyzes the financial markets, internal and external sources of funds and their costs to the firm.