Bachelor [Business Management] From Colorado State University

The Hasan School of Business offers majors and minors to both business students and non-business students. Business majors may take a minor in a business discipline that is not related to their major discipline, provided that the additional 300/400 credits associated with the minor are in addition to the credits needed to complete their major (i.e., if the major is 120 credits and the additional credits in the minor area are 9, then the total credits to complete the major and the minor will be a minimum of 129). For example, a student earning a BSBA in business management could also minor in accounting or economics.

All undergraduate business majors (accounting, business management, and economics) take the Business Core. The Core prepares students who are declaring a business major for general business knowledge and skills. The Core classes also provide students with an understanding of and appreciation for the intellectual discipline needed for successful completion of a business major.

These courses provide students with the common body of knowledge needed for imaginative and responsible citizenship and leadership roles in business and society, domestic and worldwide. The Business Core is designed to provide students with the opportunity to integrate their educational experience in business within a specific discipline and across disciplines.