A specialization in tourism management prepares students to become leaders in the world's largest and most diverse industry. Tourism, the fastest-growing industry in America, is the business of attracting and catering to the needs and expectations of visitors.
Electives enable students to pursue tourism issues of individual interest.
Complete 26 credit hours of course work. S121 Public Speaking or S122 Interpersonal Communication Have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.3 Complete the Department of Recreation and Park Administration's admission application which includes a personal philosophy statement. Meet with a faculty member from the tourism management specialization. Students are expected to meet regularly with their assigned academic advisor so as to become familiar with department policies and procedures.