Application for admission should be made during the fall semester of the freshman year. The college faculty offers, through several credit courses, opportunities for students to apply their knowledge to practical work, travel or research experiences in their field of study. These courses have special prerequisites which must be met and can only be taken with faculty approval. General Information Academic Requirements Students must achieve sophomore standing before enrolling in Accounting 201. At least a grade of C must be earned in prerequisite accounting and business law courses before advancing to the following accounting or business law course.
Unsuccessful validation requires the student to take the upper-division course.
Pre-Law Students preparing for admission to a school of law may complete the degree requirements in a major in the College of Business and Public Affairs. The Law School Admissions Test should be taken during the student's senior year. Required Achievement Examinations Students graduating from the College of Business and Public Affairs are required to participate in comprehensive tests in their majors as specified by the university. All students enrolled in the College of Business and Public Affairs are expected to complete a General Education Courses Requirement, a Degree Common Courses Requirement, and the requirements of a major selected with the assistance of a College of Business and Public Affairs faculty advisor. The format for the B.S.B.A. program of study shown in the following table indicates specific course requirements.