4-YEAR SAMPLE SEQUENCE OF COURSES FOR BUSINESS MAJORS

Freshmen Sophomore
1st Semester

Rhetoric and Composition | University Core A2
Public Speaking | University Core A1
MATH 106 | Business Statistics | University Core B1
ECON 111 | Principles of Microeconomics | University Core E1
BUS 100 | Launch Into Business (2 credits)
1st Semester

BUS 202 | Principles of Managerial Accounting
BUS 204 | Fundamentals of Business Analytics
University Core (e.g. D2 Theology)
University Core (e.g. C2 History)
2nd Semester

Rhetoric and Composition (continue sequence if needed) | University Core A2
BUS 201 | Principles of Financial Accounting
ECON 112 | Principles of Macroeconomics
University Core (e.g. F1 Visual and Performing Arts)

HELPFUL HINT: MAKE A PLAN & APPLY TO STUDY ABROAD
2nd Semester

BUS 205 | Applied Business Technology (2 credits)
BUS 304 | Management and Organizational Dynamics
BUS 305 | Principles of Finance
University Core (e.g. C1 Literature)
University Core (e.g. D3 Ethics)

HELPFUL HINT: DON’T FORGET TO DECLARE YOUR MAJOR
JUNIOR SENIOR

1st Semester

BUS 302 | Marketing Principles
BUS 308 | Systems in Organizations
University Core (e.g. B2 Science)
Minor, 2nd Major, Major Elective, or General Elective

1st Semester

Major Course
Major Course
University Core (e.g. D1 Philosophy)
Minor, 2nd Major, Major Elective, or General Elective

2nd Semester

BUS 301 | Business Law
Major Course
Major Course
Minor, 2nd Major, Major Elective, or General Elective
 

HELPFUL HINT: CONSIDER DECLARING A MINOR OR 2nd MAJOR

2nd Semester

Senior Capstone* (e.g. BUS 401 or 403 or 406)
*Some majors require a particular capstone. Please see your Degree Evaluation for more information.
Major Course
Minor, 2nd Major, Major Elective, or General Elective
Minor, 2nd Major, Major Elective, or General Elective
 

HELPFUL HINT: APPLY TO GRADUATE!

 

This planning worksheet is unofficial and in no way supersedes your official degree requirements outlined on your degree evaluation. Please review your degree evaluation on myUSF and, if needed, meet with an academic adviser. (All courses are 4 credits unless otherwise noted).