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College Graduation Requirements

The degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) may be conferred upon a student by recommendation of the faculty and upon the satisfactory completion of a minimum of 123 semester hours of credit with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.3 overall and in the major. Some Business majors have a higher GPA requirement either cumulative and/or in the major to graduate. Please check the section pertaining to your major for this information. A minimum of 123 credit hours will be earned in the following four requirement categories:  

University Core Curriculum Requirements 

Fox School of Business and Management lower and upper division Requirements 

Major requirements

Electives


University Core Curriculum

University
Core Requirement
Course
Course Name
SemesterHours
Core Indicator
Composition C050, C051, H090, R050, R090 College Composition
3 s.h.
CO
Intellectual Heritage X051, X091 Intellectual Heritage
3 s.h.
IA
Intellectual Heritage X052, X092 Intellectual Heritage
3 s.h.
IB
American Culture   Any course in University Core List
3 s.h.
AC
Arts   Any course in University Core List
3 s.h.
AR
The Individual & Society   Filled by Economics C051,
Economics C052, and Law C001
for Fox School students.
(Listed in lower-division grid)
0
IN
Language/International Studies 1   Courses listed in University Core List
3-7 s.h.
LA/IS
Statistics 2 C011 Basic Quantitative Foundations for
Business and Economics I
(Listed in lower-division grid)
0.
QA
Statistics 2 C012 Basic Quantitative Foundations for
Business and Economics II
(Listed in lower-division grid)
0.
QB
Science/Technology   Any Laboratory Science Course
4
SA
Science/Technology
Computer & Information Sciences
C055 Computers and Applications
(Listed in lower-division grid)
0
SB
Studies in Race   Any course in University Core List
0-3
RS
Writing Intensive course elective 3   Depends on the major.
0-3
WI
Writing Intensive course elective
– Business Administration
W361 Required course for all Fox School students
(Listed in upper-division grid)
0
WI
Writing Intensive capstone/ major In major Filled by the major capstone course in each
business major (Listed in major grid)
0
WI
Library Orientation   Library Orientation
0
 
Sub Total
22-32
 
1 Students may take two semesters of International Studies or choose a foreign language to fill the University Core Requirement. Students should take the Foreign Language Placement exam to determine what course is appropriate to take if the language option is chosen. International Business Administration majors must complete through level four of an approved language. Please see the IB major section of this bulletin for more information
2 Higher level QA and QB courses may be recommended depending on the mathematics placement score or the student’s intended major. Students who complete Math C075 or Math C085 will have completed the QA/QB sequence for the Fox School. Actuarial Science majors should refer to the math courses listed under the Actuarial Science major description.
3 Some business majors have more than one writing intensive course in their major requirements. Students should review their major before choosing this course. If your major does not have a second writing course in the major, it is recommended that students take a writing intensive course that will also fill a core requirement in the Arts, American culture, or International Studies areas.

 


Fox School of Business and Management Requirements 

Lower Division Foundation Requirements

Business Courses

Department
Course
Course Name
SemesterHours
Core Indicator
Business Administration 0050 Introduction toBusiness Seminar
2 s.h.
 
Accounting 0001 Principles of Accounting I
3 s.h.
 
Accounting 0002 Principles of Accounting II
3 s.h.
 
Human Resource Administration 0083 Organization and Management
3 s.h.
 
Law C001 Law in Society
3 s.h.
IN
Marketing 0081 Introduction to Marketing
3 s.h.
 
Risk Management & Insurance 0001 Introduction to Risk Management
3 s.h.
 
Subtotal 
20
 


Non-Business Courses

 
 
Computer & Information Sciences C055 Computers and Applications
4 s.h.
SB
Economics C051 Macroeconomic Principles
3 s.h.
IN
Economics C052 Microeconomic Principles
3 s.h.
IN
Speech Communication 0065 Public Speaking
3 s.h.
 
Statistics 1
C011 Basic Quantitative Foundations for Business and Economics I
3 s.h.
QA
Statistics C012 Basic Quantitative Foundations for Business and Economics II
3 s.h.
QB
Statistics C021 Statistical Methods and Concepts
3 s.h.
QB
Statistics 0022 Selected Statistical Topics
3 s.h.
 
Sub Total
25
 

1 Higher level QA and QB courses may be recommended depending on the mathematics placement score or the student’s intended major. Actuarial Science majors should refer to the math courses listed under the Actuarial Science major description.

NOTE: In order to graduate, a grade of C- or better must be obtained in all FSBM lower division requirements

Upper Division Foundation Requirements (limited to juniors and seniors)

Department
Course
Course Name
Semester Hours
Core Indicator
Business Administration 0100 Professional Development Strategies
1 s.h.
 
Finance 0101 Introduction to Financial Markets
3 s.h.
 
Finance 0103 Principles of Financial Management
3 s.h.
 
Management Science/Operations Management 0105 Operations Management
3 s.h.
 
Business Administration (graduating seniors only) W361 Business Policies
3 s.h.
WI
Subtotal
13
 

Major Requirements

Twelve business courses (33 s.h.) and eight non-business courses (25 s.h.) are required as part of the lower and upper division foundation requirements for the BBA program. In addition, a minimum of ten business courses must be completed in the major, which is comprised of 1) required major courses, 2) one information technology course, 3) an international course, 4) one 200+ Economics course, 5) business electives and 6) a course on Ethics, Business and Society. The Ethics course is required of all freshmen admitted fall 2003 and after. Transfer students admitted fall 2005 and after will also be required to complete this course. Some courses in the major may satisfy more than one of these six components. 

NOTE: Many upper division foundation courses and major courses have prerequisites. Some of these prerequisites also include grade requirements. Students are required to meet all prerequisites. The School reserves the right to de-enroll students from courses when prerequisites have not been met. Prerequisites will be strictly enforced. The majority of the major course work, as well as all prerequisites, must be completed prior to taking the capstone course for the major. Students not meeting the requirements for the courses they enroll in may be de-enrolled from those courses. You can review course descriptions at http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/ugradbulletin/ucd/ucdtoc.html 

Electives

Free electives: Students who have satisfied all of the requirements listed above may need to take additional credits to achieve the 123 credit minimum required for graduation. These credits may be taken in either business or non-business courses.

 

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