FOUR YEAR FLIGHT PLAN BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA) HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Transcription

1 FOUR YEAR FLIGHT PLAN BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA) HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT FAU is committed to your success as a student. One way we define student success is efficient and effective progression through your degree program. This Flight Plan is a tool to assist you in planning the courses you should complete and the milestones you should reach during your undergraduate studies so you may graduate on time. It is our intention that you complete this planning tool in collaboration with an academic advisor to ensure good understanding of: The graduation requirements you have satisfied The Intellectual Foundations Program (IFP) and elective courses that best match your career plans How to balance coursework with your other responsibilities (e.g., field experience, employment, etc.) and other activities (e.g., mentored research, study abroad, student organizations, leadership) How to get the most from your academic experience at FAU Your academic advisor will help you customize and maintain your Flight Plan during the next four years so that you stay on track for success at FAU. In order to graduate on time, you will need to: Complete an average of 0 credit hours per year (including summers) Earn 120 credit hours, at least 45 in the upper division (000 or 4000 level) Earn at least 9 credit hours in summer coursework (or equivalent) Your advisor will help you identify what additional milestones apply to you, as well as how you may even graduate early or enter an accelerated graduate program. If you have any questions at all about your FAU Flight Plan, feel free to contact any of the following individuals for assistance. They are here to help! University Advising Services (prior to entering the college of business) Office Location Address, Phone Number: Website: Academic Advising Professionals Student Support Services, Building (SU80), Room 210 advisingservices@fau. edu, College of Business Student Academic Services: Undergraduate Advising: Boca Raton Campus Office Location: Fleming West Building (2) Room #102 Address, Phone Number: cobadvising@fau.edu; Website: College of Business Student Academic Services: Undergraduate Advising: Davie Campus Office Location: Address, Phone: Website: Academic Program Contact Information Liberal Arts Building, Room #444 cobadvising@fau.edu; Personal Dr. Peter Ricci, CHA, CHSE, CRME Program Director Office Location: 20 Fleming Hall (24), rd Floor, Office #20 Address, Phone: hospitality@fau.edu; your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

2 Career/Professional Development ment.php BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Hospitality Management Year 1 Term 1 ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring Advising tes ENC 1101 College Writing 1 Enroll in Fall pre-business MAC 1105 College Algebra Freshman Learning Community (LC) if available (or Higher) 1 Complete Major KnOWLedge GEB 2011 Introduction to Set up a profile in CareerLink Business Portal Science-The Natural World Earn GPA of 2.0 or higher (See te B) Confirm/declare pre-business Pre-Business Freshman 2 major Learning Community (LC) Free Elective 1 1Students must take math placement test to determine the appropriate math course; if the student can start with the higher-level MAC 22, there is no need to take MAC 1105 Meet with your academic advisor in UAS, SU Advising services@fau.edu Field Experience: Hospitality Management Majors must demonstrate 1000 hours of valid work experience in the hospitality industry from their senior year in high school forward to graduation. This requirement must be fulfilled by their last semester at FAU in order to move forward to graduation. Some students begin working in various hospitality positions from their very first semester at FAU others bring in considerable hours from their senior year in high school, while others do not start working until they are juniors. It is up to you. The sooner you start on accumulating these hours, the better. For further career information, reach out to the program director (contact information above) or the FAU Career Development Center at Once these hours are completed (1000 hours in total for majors), students will enroll in a 0-credit, $0-cost Field Experience course: HFT Term 2 ( ) Fall ( X) Spring Advising tes ENC 1102 College Writing 2 or Substitute 4 Maintain good academic standing Develop Individual Learning Plan Creative Expressions for career development Confirm/declare pre-business (See te A below) 2 major with University Advising Science-The Natural World Services (See te B) Students need a minimum of 24 MAC 22 Methods of credits earned AND will be Calculus completing 0 credits in the ACG Principles of semester they are taking Accounting 1 ACG2021 in order be given permission into ACG2021 Principles of Accounting. Otherwise, 0 earned credits is Total 15 the prerequisite for students to register (without permission) into this course. 2One course from te A or te C must meet Gordon Rule Writing (GRW). The suggested combination for English courses is ENC 1101 and ENC 1102; however, students may substitute another course for ENC See te D below. your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

3 your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

4 Term ( X ) Summer Advising tes Society & Human Behavior Total Maintain good academic standing Choose any from ANT2000 & D, EEX2091, EVR2017, POS2041, PSY1012, PAD2258, SYG1000, SYG2010, URP2051; hospitality management majors are encouraged to take either PSY 1012 or SYG 1000 te that not all courses are offered during Summer. your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

5 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Hospitality Management Year 2 HFT 00 Intro. to Hospitality Management Creative Expression (See te A) 1 ECO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics Global Citizenship (See te C)1 STA 202 Intro. to Statistics Total 15 Term 4 ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring Maintain good academic standing Connect with director of the hospitality management program Start completing field experience hours if you have not already started this process Advising tes 1 One course from te A or te C must meet GRW. Term 5 ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring Free Elective Maintain good academic standing ECO Declare major in hospitality Microeconomics management Global Citizenship During middle or end of semester, (See te C)1 receive admission to the college of business and change from pre-business ISM 2000 Info. System to Hospitality Management as Major Fundamentals Reach out to Hospitality Management ACG 2071 Principles of Program Director with any questions Accounting 2 (contact information above) Total 15 Advising tes 1One course from te A or te C must meet GRW. Term 6 ( X ) Summer Advising tes BUL Intro. to Business Law Maintain good academic standing Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall and Spring semesters by taking two courses during Summer tem. te that not all courses are offered during Summer. Total your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

6 your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

7 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA) Hospitality Management Year Term 7 ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring Advising tes ISM 011 Management Info. Systems ENC 21 Writing for Maintain good academic standing Make sure you are completing Field Experience required work hours if not Management HFT 60 Principles of already done so Review and update your resume Hospitality Law MAR 02 Marketing Meet with Hospitality Management Program director for any specific needs Management HFT 425 Hotel & Resort Operations Total 15 Other Commitments/Activities: Continue or complete 1000 required Field Experience hours. When completed, get permission from Hospitality Management Program Director to add 0-credit, $0-cost, HFT Term 8 ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring Advising tes MAN 025 Intro. to Mgmt. & Org. Behavior HFT 4240 Excellence in Guest Service Mgmt. FIN 40 Principles of Financial Mgmt. QMB 600 Quantitative Methods in Business Maintain good academic standing Attend Career Day Seek summer leadership opportunities with hospitality organizations or hospitality employers Total 12 Other Commitments/Activities: Continue or complete 1000 required Field Experience hours. When completed, get permission from Hospitality Management Program Director to add 0-credit, $0-cost, HFT Term 9 ( X ) Summer Advising tes HFT 4277 Club Management Total Other Commitments/Activities: Maintain good academic standing Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall and Spring semesters by taking two courses during Summer tem. te that not all courses are offered during Summer. your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

8 your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

9 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA) Hospitality Management (Year 4 Term 10 ( X ) Fall ( ) Spring Free Elective 1 Maintain good academic standing ECO 01 International Attend Career Day Economic Development or ECO Continue to use hospitality 4704 Econ. of International management job postings to Trade or ECO 471 make sure you accept positions of International Monetary Econ. full-time or part-time work Satisfies International Visit college of business advisor to Perspective confirm all requirements for HFT 221 Human Resources upcoming graduation for the Hospitality Industry Take graduation school admission HFT 741 Meetings & Events exams; Apply to graduate school Management MAN 506 Operations Management Total 1 Term 11 ( ) Fall ( X ) Spring HFT 26 Principles of Food & Beverage Management HFT 450 Hospitality Marketing & Revenue Management HFT 445 Performance Analysis for the Hospitality Industry Maintain good academic standing Attend Career Day Visit college of business advisor to apply for graduation Submit Application for Degree in College of Business Academic Advising If not graduating in spring, complete courses below in summer term HFT Field Experience in 0 Hospitality Management MAN 4720 Global Strategy and Policy Total 12 Term 12 ( X ) Summer If you did not graduate in the spring term above, complete any/all courses to permit summer graduation Maintain good academic standing Advising tes Advising tes 1 At any time along the way, you can register for HFT 4941 when you have accumulated 1000 hours of work experience; however, this requirement MUST be completed by your last semester at the latest. Advising tes Students may opt to reduce the number of courses taken during Fall and Spring semesters by taking two courses during Summer tem. te that not all courses are your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

10 te A Creative Expression Select Two s from Two Different Departments Department GRW Architecture Culture & Architecture (ARC 2208) Visual Art & Art History Art Appreciation (ARH 2000) School of Communication & Film Appreciation (FIL 2000&D) Multimedia Studies English Interpretation of Fiction (LIT 2010) Interpretation of Poetry (LIT200) Interpretation of Drama (LIT2040) Interpretation of Creative nfiction (LIT2070) Languages, Linguistics, & Intro to World Literature (LIT2100) Comparative Literature Music History & Appreciation of Music (MUL2010) Theatre & Dance Appreciation of Dance (DAN2100) Appreciation of Theatre (THE2000) te B Science Select Two s from Two Different Departments One Must have a Lab Department Lab Anthropology Intro to Biological Anthropology (ANT2511) Biology Life Science (BSC1005) Chemistry Contemporary Chemical Issues (CHM 1020C) Chemistry in Modern Life (CHM 208) Online Engineering Nature: Intersections of Science, Engineering, and the Humanities (ETG 281) Geology Blue Planet (ESC 2070) Online Physical Geology (GLY 2010C) History of Earth and Life (GLY 2100) Weather and Climate (MET 2010&D) Physics Introduction to Astronomy (AST 2002) Physical Science (PSC 2121) Additional science courses are available upon request. Consult with your academic advisor. your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

11 te C Department Anthropology Exceptional Student Education Geosciences Political Science Psychology Public Administration Sociology Sociology Urban and Regional Planning Society and Human Behavior Select One Introduction to Anthropology (ANT2000&D) Disability and Society (EEX2091) Environment and Society (EVR2017) Government of the United States (POS2041) General Psychology (PSY1012) Changing Environment of Business, Society and Government (PAD2258) Sociological Perspectives (SYG1000) Social Problems (SYG2010) Designing the City (URP2051) te D Foundations of Written Communication ENC 1101, College Writing 1, is REQUIRED for all Students Department GRW GP English ENC 1101* English ENC 1102* Anthropology ANT 1471** English ENC 190**^ English ENC 199** * ENC 1101 and ENC 1102 are the suggested combination for hospitality management majors ** May substitute for ENC 1102 ^ For Honors Students only; requires a permit to enroll your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

12 Tips For Success If you start at FAU during a fall semester, enroll in the pre-business freshman learning community (LC) Meet with your advisor at least once a semester. Monitor your progress in your individual courses; check-in with your instructors regularly. Check your degree audit every semester along the path toward graduation. Stay aware of important deadlines. Take advantage of resources FAU has made available to you to help you succeed on your flight plan. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS MAJORS can focus their elective courses on an area that may become a MINOR. For example, hospitality management majors often take classes within the College of Business to choose popular minor areas for hospitality experts. These include marketing, digital marketing, finance, accounting, real estate, and other areas. ALL students must take electives during their upper division coursework. By focusing these elective courses in one area of study, students can receive a minor to list on their resumes and college transcripts giving them an area of expertise beyond their college major. To learn more about minors, please look at the following web page: REACHING YOUR GOAL OF A BBA DEGREE IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT In today s busy world, it s easy for students to get off track due to their busy lives with work, families, significant others, financial problems, etc. Florida Atlantic University is committed to helping you make it through to your goal of earning a college degree. We encourage you to use any or all of the resources below if you encounter problems along the way. Remember that if you attend class regularly, take good notes, and read the assignments in a timely manner, you should succeed and reach your goals. If you have problems understanding the lecture topics, specific components within the lectures or reading assignments, or would like to review your exams in person, please set up an appointment with the instructor. He will be as flexible as possible to accommodate your busy schedule. Remember; do not wait until the end of the semester to seek assistance! Reach out to the professor as early as possible when the need arises. Instead of just dropping a course or putting a stop to your attendance when life gets in the way, the faculty members and advisors encourage you to use the relevant, vast resources here at FAU. Please see the extensive, but not exhaustive, list below: UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN WRITING TUTORING, STUDY ASSISTANCE, & ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER FOR LEARNING AND STUDENT SUCCESS STUDENT INVOLVEMENT AND LEADERSHIP OFFICE OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS COUNSELING CENTER STUDENTS IN DISTRESS your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an

13 your program. t all University and State degree requirements are listed. For a full degree audit, see an