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  • Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a specialization in Travel and Tourism Management


    Completion of the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a specialization in Travel and Tourism Management prepares the student for a career as a tour developer, travel agency professional, lodging professional, event coordinator, and for entry-level positions in the travel and tourism and gaming industries.  Continued study may include a master’s degree in Business.
     

    Course Requirements: 

    Course  Course Title  Credits 
    BUSI 201 ¹ Introduction to Business 3
    BUSI 203* Business Statistics 3
    BUSI 211* Principles of Management 3
    BUSI 231  Principles of Marketing 3
    BUSI 241  International Business 3
    BUSI 251 ¹ Principles of Accounting I 3
    BUSI 252*¹ Principles of Accounting II 3
    BUSI 281  Business Law 3
    BUSI 301   Professional Development 3
    BUSI 371* Managerial Finance 3
    BUSI 390  Introducation to Tourism Management 3
    BUSI 392* Quality Management and Customer Service 3
    BUSI 393   International Tourism 3
    BUSI 394* Tourism Marketing and Sales 3
    BUSI 411* Business Policy 3
    BUSI 492  Technology in Tourism Management 3
    CS 214 ² Business Applications on the Microcomputer I 3
    ECON 207 ¹ ² Principles of Economics: Macro 3
    ECON 208 ¹ ² Principles of Economics: Micro 3
    ENGL 200* Writing for Business 3
    MATH 1165*¹ ² Pre-calculus for Business 3

    Electives: Select a minimum of six credits from business courses with the approval of a faculty advisor.
    Notes: ¹Taken as a pre-major required course. 
               ²May be used to simultaneously satisfy a General Studies Program area requirement.
    * Requires a prerequisite course, see course description for more information.