COSC BS Business Administration Generic Degree Plan

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I have created a degree plan for the business admin concentration at COSC. I'll post it to the WIKI is nobody sees any obvious errors on it.

COSC Business Administration Concentration (note: (L) denotes courses considered Liberal Arts)
Microeconomics (CLEP Microeconomics) (L)
Macroeconomics (CLEP Macroeconomics) (L)
Financial Accounting 3cr (CLEP Financial Accounting)
Managerial Accounting 3cr (Uexcel Managerial Accounting )
Finance 3cr (DSST Principles of Finance)
Management Information Systems 3cr (DSST Management Information Systems)
Organizational Behavior 3cr (ECE Organizational Behavior) (L)
Introduction to/Principles of Management 3cr - (CLEP Principles of Management)
Principles of Marketing 3cr (CLEP Principles of Marketing)
Capstone in Strategic Management
-Business Electives – Must be Upper Level – 12cr
DSST Money and Banking – 3cr
DSST Business Ethics in Society – 3cr (L)
DSST Business Law II – 3cr
Uexcel Human Resources Management – 3cr

COSC General Education Requirements (note: all are liberal arts credits)
Communications
-6 Written Communication (CLEP Composition)
-3 Oral Communication (DSST Principles of Speaking)
Ethical Decision Making (DSST Business and Ethics in Society)
US History/Government (CLEP History of the US 1)
Non-US History or Culture (CLEP Western Civilization 1)
Literature/Fine Arts (CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature)
Social/Behavioral Sciences (CLEP Human Growth and Development)
Mathematics (CLEP College Algebra)
Information Literacy (COSC Cornerstone)
Natural Sciences
-4cr With Lab (Straigherline Biology with Lab)
-3cr without lab (DSST Astronomy)

COSC Electives
-Liberal Arts Electives
DSST Civil War and Reconstruction (L)
DSST Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union (L)
DSST Substance Abuse (L)
-General Electives
DSST Intro to Computing
DSST Criminal Justice (L)
TECEP Advertising
24 – FEMA Courses or Any Combination of CBE’s (NOTE: A BA could be earned if the 24 additional electives are Liberal Arts credits)

If my math is right, this should amount to 120 credits, with 64 Liberal Arts and 30 Upper Level credits.