Click for the Degree Requirements Checklist for the following programs:
Students majoring in accounting or business should take
Accounting I (no prereq), macroeconomics (prereq = sophomore status or core
math), microeconomics (prereq = sophomore status or core math), mathematical economics (prereq =
microeconomics), and statistics as soon as possible. Those are foundation
courses that will help you with other courses. Do not wait until you are a
senior to take them. Please note that many of the business core
courses (acc 2001, acc 3201, bus 3200, bus 3100, bus 3240, etc.) have no prerequisites and can be taken
at any time.
(1)
Click
here for the
B.S. in Business, Management, and Finance
(BMF) checklist
(largest major in Brooklyn College).
(2) Click
here
for the
BBA Program
Requirements Checklist--The BBA has 7 Concentrations:
(concentrations in Business for Health
Professions; Business Law and Real Estate; Finance/Investments; International Business; Leadership/Human
Resource Management; Management; & Marketing)
(3)
Click
here
for the BS in Public Accounting Degree Requirements Checklist. For
those of you interested in becoming CPAs.
(4) Click here for the BS in
Internal Accounting Degree Requirements Checklist. For those of you
not interested in becoming CPAs.
(5) Click
here
for the BA in Economics Requirements.
(6) Click here
for the BS in Information Systems (joint program--CIS and Business)
(7) Click here for the MS in
Accounting Degree Requirements. Applicants
to this program must
have a complete undergraduate major in accounting (CPA Qualifying) or equivalent
with an overall GPA
of 3.0. In addition, applicants for the MS in Accounting must take the GMAT.
(8) Click
here
for the BS/MPS in Business Information Systems.
(9) Click here for the
MS in Business Economics Requirements. We now have three options: Economic Analysis,
Global Business and Finance, Accounting.
Here are some minors you might
wish to consider: (1) Business
Law
(2) Marketing (3)
Small Business Management and Urban
Entrepreneurship
(4) Financial Planning , (5) Corporate
Social Responsibility (6)
economics (see Eco Dept.), (7) accounting (see Eco Dept.), (8) consumer behavior (see Soc Dept),
(9)
human resource development and management
(see Soc Dept.), (10) human resource management
and diversity studies (see Soc. Dept.), (11) Finance (see Math Dept.), and
(12) Business and Society (see Soc.
Dept.).
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Visit the Magner Center for Career Development and Internships in 1305 James
to learn about jobs and internships.
Check out the Liebowitz
Entrepreneur Program at Brooklyn College: http://www.liebowitzentrepreneurprogram.org/
Are you in
a rush to graduate?
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here to learn how
to finish college (120 credits) with a major in business in approximately 2 years.
Click
here for "Expected Course Outcomes" for
our courses. Click here
to see the mission statement of the Accounting, Business, and Economics
Programs.
Did you know that students
graduating with professional degrees (e.g., computers, engineering, accounting, or business) earn between
30% and 60% more than other graduates? For information on
our Business Programs,
click here.
Click
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2009 Newsletter
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2008 Newsletter; Spring
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Professor Hershey
Harry Friedman
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