UMPI BLS with MIS, Project Management, and Management Minors

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I never shared how I completed my first degree at UMPI. I graduated in March 2021 with the BLS with Management Information Systems, Project Management, and Management Minors. Yes, 3 minors.

UMPI BLS with Management Information Systems, Project Management, and Management Minors

I. GEC – 40 credits
1A. Transferred from another college
1B. ENG121
1C. Transferred from another college
1D. Transferred from another college
2A. Transferred from another college
2B. Transferred from another college
2C. ENG121
2D. Transferred from another college
2E. Transferred from another college
3A. College Algebra - Sophia
3B. Introduction to Statistics - Sophia
3C. Transferred from another college
3D. Environmental Science – Sophia
3E. Transferred from another college
4A. YourPace Orientation
4B. ENG121
4C. Transferred from another college
5A. Transferred from another college
5B. Transferred from another college
5C. SPA101
5D. Transferred from another college
5E. POS101

II. General Electives - 62 credits
Most transferred from another college
Human Biology – Sophia
Visual Communication – Sophia
Developing Effective Teams – Sophia
Introduction to Information Technology – Sophia
Microeconomics – Sophia
The Essentials of Managing Conflict – Sophia

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III. Management Information Systems Minor – 18 credits
BUS141
BUS200
BUS244
BUS245
BUS345
BUS440

IV. Project Management Minor – 18 credits
BUS141
BUS240
BUS343
BUS400
BUS401
BUS415

V. Management Minor – 18 credits
BUS141
BUS240
BUS260 Transferred from another college
BUS321 Transferred from another college
BUS415
PCJ215 Transferred from another college

I graduated in March 2021 with a 4.0 with Summa Cum Laude Latin Honors.

I transferred 192 credits to UMPI. Only 90 were used towards my degree, but all of my courses with grades from every school and ACE source are on there. It’s nice to see it all in one place. I completed 48 credits in 3 sessions.

One thing that was really nice about UMPI was that none of my credits were too old. I ran into that problem at Colorado State University - Global and Excelsior College