Additional Information and Guidelines
Note 1: Business/ Accounting Electives: Any College of Business 3-credit hour course 30000 level or higher. College of Business subject codes include: ACC, BIZA, BUSM, CIS, ENTR, HTM, FIN, ISM, MKG, OBHR, SPTM, and MGMT. MGMT code courses are restricted to MAcc courses, including 50100, 50300, 50600, 51120, 51500,51700, and other MAcc courses approved by accounting faculty. The maximum number of hours allowed for undergraduates from the above 50000 level MAcc courses to be six (e.g. two courses)
Note 2: Free Elective – Any course 10000 level or higher except for GNS 29000 , MA 11100 and MA 11500 For Finance and BIA major and minors, you must take MA 15910
Note 3: BUSM 45000 must be taken in the semester during which a student expects to graduate
Recommended Natural Science courses: SCI 10300 , SCI 10400 , SCI 10500 , SCI 11200 , SCI 11300 , SCI 11400 , SCI 12200 , and SCI 13100
Experiential Learning Requirement (EL) – Any course that has been officially designated as experiential learning. The approved College of Business EL courses are: ACC 49500 , ACC 49900 , BIA 41700 , BIA 48600 , BIA 48801 , BIA 48901 , BIA 49500 , BIA 49900 , BUSM 39100 , BUSM 39200 , BUSM 45000 , BUSM 49000 , BUSM 49900 , ENTR 40100 , ENTR 42000 , ENTR 49500 , ENTR 49900 , FIN 49500 , FIN 49900 , MKG 42000 , MKG 42900 , MKG 43300 , MKG 48800 , MKG 49500 , MKG 49500 , OBHR 44400 , OBHR 49500 , and OBHR 49900 Students should check the course schedule for courses which may have newly received EL designation
Milestone Courses: Failure to master the subject matter in milestone courses may impact your ability to progress in your degree program. This may entail achieving higher grades than just the minimum noted in this plan of study. Review program requirements with your academic advisor to stay on track for graduation
Residency Rule: Complete at least 32 credit hours at the 30000 course level or higher at Purdue University Northwest
Credit Hours: 120 credit hours required. For example, students starting a 120 credit hour program in Fall 2018 must complete a minimum of 15 credit hours per semester, 30 credit hours per academic year, to earn a Bachelor’s Degree on time in 4 years and graduate by May 2022
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