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It certainly won't kill you to take the Oral Comm requirement (either using COM101: Public Speaking or COM120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace), the Civic Engagement requirement (using POLS102: American Government), Statistics, Any Natural Science or Computer Science course, and any Knowledge of Human Cultures course. Go ahead and do the Gen Ed Electives as well. Whether you end up with a BSBA or BSPS, you will still need your Gen Eds completed.

If you know for sure that you want a BSBA, I would also work on the Core with Accouting II, Management, a computer course, Marketing, Finance, International Business (switch to BUS120: Int'l Business, it will be easier than the one you have), Microecon, and Business Comm. If you're not sure, then you can wait.