Hospitality Management

As a hospitality management major you should take the following placement tests:

Directed Self Placement (DSP) Course (to determine which rhetoric and composition course to take.

Hospitality Management Major Requirements and 4 Year Degree Planner »

As a first year student, you should register for the following classes:

1. Begin your Core A2 Rhetoric and Composition writing requirement (4-6 credits)
2. ECON 110 - Introductory Economics (4 credits)
3. MATH 106 - Business Statistics (4 credits)
4. University Core course (4 credits)
5. BUS 100 - Launch into Business (2 credits; must be enrolled in RHET 110 or 120)

If you are a transfer student, please email Ben Bottorff at bbbottorff@usfca.edu

For any other questions, email somundergrad@usfca.edu or call the Office of Undergraduate Studies at (415) 422-2369 during business hours.

Only international business majors have to fulfill a language requirement.

All other Bachelor of Science in Business Administration majors do not have to fulfill a language requirement.

Visit the Placement Tests webpage to get more information and to take the tests.

To access your Degree Evaluation:

• Login myusf.usfca.edu/dashboard
• Click Banner Self-Service (Student)
• On the USF Student landing page for Banner Self-Service, select Degree Evaluation
• Your degree evaluation will be displayed

Prior To USF Transfer Credit Request

Please use this link to request updates or changes to your transfer credit from institutions attended prior to enrolling at the University of San Francisco. Once submitted a member of the Office of the University Registrar team will review your request and respond to you within 5-10 business days. Please be advised that in some circumstances, you may be asked to provide additional documentation such as a course syllabus.

Make sure that you've sent your most updated transcripts to USF. USF can only transfer classes that show a final grade for each class. Classes with grades of "In Progress" cannot be transferred. Please send transcripts to appservices@usfca.edu.

The Office of the University Registrar only evaluates Core curriculum and elective transfer credit. They cannot award credit for your major. It is important for you to review your major transfer credit with an academic advisor to avoid repeating courses for which you have received credit.  Please note, the Rhetoric and Composition (Core A2) and the Community Engaged Learning (CEL) requirements must be completed at USF.

Do Not Use this form for AP, IB, major, minor transfer credit:
For AP questions, email appservices@usfca.edu
For IB questions, email international@usfca.edu

For Transfer Credit questions, email transfercredit@usfca.edu

Please note: USF does not award credit for IB Higher Level English B or any Standard Level subjects.

Transfer Credit Request Form »

You will graduate from the School of Management with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration.

To graduate with a BS degree from the School of Management, you must successfully complete:

• a minimum degree of 120 credits;
• the core curriculum;
• a major requirement;
• and a language requirement, but only for International Business majors

You also must achieve:

• a minimum C cumulative grade point average;
• a minimum C average in all courses required in your major and minor (if applicable);
• you must complete at least 44 credits at USF;
• your last 32 credits of coursework must be completed at USF;
• a minimum of 16 upper division credits in your major must be completed at USF;
• and, if you are completing a minor, at least half of those credits have to be completed at USF.

All students must complete the core curriculum over the course of their academic career. The core curriculum is comprised of the following areas:

Core A1: Public Speaking

Core A2: Rhetoric and Composition

Core B1: Math

Core B2: Science

Core C1: Literature

Core C2: History

Core D1: Philosophy

Core D2: Theology and Religious Studies

Core D3: Ethics

Core E: Social Sciences

Core F: Visual and Performing Arts

Core CEL: Community Engaged Learning

Core CD: Cultural Diversity