WASHBURN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (CONCENTRATION) Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.

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1 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (CONCENTRATION) Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) Students must formally be admitted to the School of Business and will select 1- concentration subjects. Students selecting three concentrations must complete at least 16 credit hours. Before admission to the School of Business: 1. Successfully complete 54 credit hours 2. Successfully complete MA 141 Applied Calculus I. Successfully complete the following courses: AC 224 Financial Accounting AC 225 Managerial Accounting BU 250 Management Information Systems EC 200 Principles of Microeconomics EC 201 Principles of Macroeconomics EC 211 Statistics for Business & Economics or MA 4 Applied Statistics Students are encouraged to apply for admission to the School during the semester in which they expect to complete the requirements for admission.

2 Upper-Division School of Business Core BU 15 Legal Environment of Business BU 42 Organization & Management BU 47 Production & Operations Management BU 60 Principles of Marketing BU 81 Business Finance BU 449 Strategic Management One of the following: o BU 55 International Business o EC 410 International Economics o BU 477 International Finance International Business Core Courses BU 56 Cross-Cultural Management BU 68 International Marketing BU 457 Multinational Enterprise Practices One course selected from: o BU 477 International Finance (if not selected above) o EC 410 International Economics (if not selected above) One of the following options BU406 International Business & Entrepreneurship Experience (Credits earned may be counted to fulfill the twelve additional upper-division elective hours in accounting, business, or economics requirement) At least three credit hours earned through a university-approved study abroad or an international internship (Credits earned may be counted to fulfill the twelve additional upperdivision elective hours in accounting, business, or economics requirement) Six credit hours of course work in one of the modern foreign languages at the intermediate level or above Twelve additional upper-division elective hours in accounting, economics, and/or business, selected from: AC 21 Intermediate Financial Accounting I BU 89 Entrepreneurial Finance for Small Businesses AC 22 Intermediate Financial Accounting BU 90 Principles of Real Estate II AC 25 Cost Accounting BU 40 Special Topics in Business AC 0 Accounting Information Systems BU 404 Independent Study in Business AC 40 Special Topics in Accounting BU 405 Honors Research in Business AC 404 Independent Study in Accounting BU 406 International Business & Entrepreneurial Experience AC 421 Advanced Financial Accounting BU 416 Commercial Transactions AC 42 Federal Income Taxation of BU 417 Legal Business Associations Individuals AC 424 Federal Income Taxation of BU 457 Multinational Enterprise Practices Business Entities AC 425 Auditing BU 471 Marketing Management AC 427 Governmental & Institutional BU 47 Marketing Channels Accounting

3 AC 428 Fraud Examination AC 41 Contemporary Issues in Accounting BU 02 Business Communications (Consult with a School of Business advisor for alternatives) BU 05 Contemporary Information Systems BU 09 Business Data Communications & Networking BU 4 Entrepreneurship, Creativity, & Innovation BU 45 Human Resources Management BU 46 Organizational Behavior BU 55 International Business (if not selected above) BU 61 Principles of Retailing BU 62 Marketing Research BU 6 Promotion BU 64 Consumer Behavior BU 66 Sales BU 69 Entrepreneurial Marketing BU 70 Entrepreneurship Clinic BU 74 Principles of Risk & Insurance BU 475 Theory of Insurance BU 477 International Finance (if not selected above) BU 48 Investments BU 484 Applied Portfolio Management BU 488 Financial Management EC 00 Microeconomic Analysis EC 01 Macroeconomic Theory EC 06 Game Theory & Applications EC 10 History of Economic Thought EC 41 Labor Economics EC 88 Urban & Regional Economics EC 40 Special Topics in Economics EC 404 Independent Study in Economics EC 405 Honors Research in Economics EC 409 Introductory Econometrics EC 410 International Economics (if not selected above) EC 485 Money & Banking Correlated Courses MA 140 Statistics MA 141 Applied Calculus I CN 150 Public Speaking OR CN 65 Business & Professional Speaking At least two of the following: o AN 112 Cultural Anthropology o PY 100 Basic Concepts in Psychology o SO 100 Introduction to Sociology

4 General Education Distribution Requirements (BBA): Humanities (15) (GEHU/GECPA) (Max 6 hours/ discipline) Course Number Social Sciences (15) (GESS) (Max 6 hours/ discipline) Course Number Natural Sciences/ Mathematics (12) (GENS) (2 non-ma Disciplines) Fine Arts () AN 112/PO 100/SO 100 () MA 140 () CN 150 () AN 112/PO 100/SO 100 () MA 141 () Humanities () Soc. Science -Non EC () Nat. Science () Humanities 4 () Soc. Science -Non EC () Nat. Science 4 () Humanities 5 () Soc. Science -Non EC () Course Number Core University/BBA-Specific Requirements: WU 101 ()* C or Better Total Hours (124) EN 101 () C or Better At least 50% AC/EC/BU Coursework from Washburn EN 00 () C or Better Upper Division (00 and above) (45) MA 112 or MA 116 ()** C or >= 2.0 Overall Cumulative GPA Better At least 62 hours in general >= C Grade All Major and Correlated Courses education disciplines or computer science *Students transferring with 24 or more credit hours completed at an accredited post-secondary institution (after graduating from High School) with a GPA of 2.0 or higher are exempt from this requirement **May be waived if the student successfully places into a higher-level mathematics course with an ACT score of 25 or higher and then successfully completes that course with a grade of C or higher or if a student presents an ACT score in mathematics of at least 28 (SAT of at least 640).

5 Sample 4-Year Schedule for International Business Major Bachelor of Business Administration 124 Hours Curriculum for students starting Academic Year Students starting in different academic years should contact their advisor. Freshman WU 101/HN 101 Washburn Experience EN 101 Freshman Composition MA 116 College Algebra AN 112 Cultural Anthropology or PY 100 Intro to Psychology or SO 100 Intro to Sociology (Choice 1) BU 101 Intro to Business CN 150 Public Speaking AN 112 Cultural Anthropology or PY 100 Intro to Psychology or SO 100 Intro to Sociology (Choice 2) MA 141 Applied Calculus I AR/MU/TH General Education Natural Science General Education TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15 Sophomore AC 224 Financial Accounting BU 250 Management Information Systems EC 200 Principles of Microeconomics MA 140 Statistics Humanities General Education AC 225 Managerial Accounting EC 201 Principles of Macroeconomics EC 211 Statistics for Business and Economics Soc. Sci. General Education Natural Science General Education TOTAL Apply for Admission to the School of Business. Requires: Completion of 54 hrs, 2.0 cumulative GPA, MA 141, AC 224, AC 225, BU 250, EC 200, EC 201, and EC 211 completed with C or better Junior BU 42 Organization and Management BU 60 Principles of Marketing BU 55 International Business EN 00 Advanced Composition Humanities General Education BU 47 Production and Operations Management BU 68 International Marketing EC 410 International Economics or Upper Division BU/AC/EC Elective BU 81 Business Finance Soc. Sci. General Education TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15 Summer Session (May be completed at any point in the 4-year schedule but recommended after Junior year) Students are strongly advised to complete a Washburn Transformational Experience as a portion of these elective hours. Elective 4 TOTAL 4 Senior BU 15 Legal Environment of Business BU 56 Cross-Cultural Management BU 457 Multinational Enterprise Practices Upper Division BU/AC/EC Elective

6 BU 477 International Finance or Upper Division BU/AC/EC Elective Upper Division BU/AC/EC Elective Soc. Sci. General Education Upper Division BU/AC/EC Elective BU 449 Strategic Management Humanities General Education TOTAL *Six credit hours of coursework in one of the modern foreign languages at the intermediate level or above can be used to satisfy this requirement. Note: Courses taken to fulfill the requirements of the international business concentration cannot be used to simultaneously meet the Global Dynamics Requirement for the BBA degree.