Economics & Finance (BSBA) - Real Estate Concentration

Degree Requirements

General Education Requirements
Select General Education Requirements59-62
Major Requirements
Freshman Core
A. Complete the following:
BUS 150Intro to Business and Mgt (linkurl^../footnote1/^or Transfer Student Elective ) 13
Upper Division Business Core
A. Complete the following:
ECO 453Intro to Econometrics3
B. Complete the following:
FIN 315Business Finance3
MGT 300Management Theory and Practice3
MGT 305Organizational Comm - W3
MGT 325Operations Management3
MKT 320Principles of Marketing3
Experiential Learning
A. Select three hours from the following:3
BUS 101
Prof Experience I
BUS 201
Professional Experience II
BUS 301
Professional Experience III
BUS 302
Professional Preparation
B. Select one of the following:3
ACC 496
Accounting Internship
ECO 496
Economics Internship
FIN 496
Finance Internship
MGT 496
Management Internship
MKT 496
Marketing Internship
Real Estate Concentration
A. Complete the following:
ECO 315Intermediate Microeconomics3
FIN 344Real Estate3
FIN 444Real Estate Valuation - W3
FIN 446Real Estate Finance & Invest3
FIN 448Real Estate Law3
B. Complete the following:
FIN 343Money Mkts and Fin Instit3
or ECO 340 Money and Banking
C. Select two of the following:6
ECO 372
Economics of Urban Development
FIN 345
Principles of Insurance
FIN 442
Real Estate Dev & Prop Mgmt
FIN 350
Fin Stmt Analysis & Corp Strat
FIN 420
Investments
MGT 347
Franchising
MKT 381
Professional Selling & Sales Management
Business Electives
A. Select two courses from 300-494 Electives from ACC, ECO, FIN, MGT, MKT6
Business Policy Capstone
A. Complete the following:
MGT 485Bus Policy in Global Eco - W3
MGT 486Undergraduate Comp Exam0
Minor Requirements
A minor is not required for this degree program0
Total Hours119-122

Notes:

*Transfer credit will only be awarded for courses in the Real Estate Concentration if the course was taken at an AACSB accredited institution.

**Only one internship may be counted towards a business degree.  Internship courses may only be used to fulfill the Experiential Learning requirement and may not be used as business electives or to fulfill any other degree requirement.

Footnote

1

BUS 150 or Transfer Student Elective for students transferring into the College with more than 45 hours. Students transferring with 46-60 hours are highly encouraged to take BUS 150.

General Education Requirements

Area I - Written Composition
A. Complete the following:
EH 101English Composition I3
B. Complete the following:
EH 102English Composition II3
Area II - Humanities & Fine Arts
A. Select one of the following: 13
EH 215
Brit Lit before 1785
EH 216
Brit Lit after 1785
EH 225
Am Lit before 1865
EH 226
Am Lit after 1865
EH 235
World Lit before 1650
EH 236
World Lit after 1650
B. Select one of the following:3
ARH 100
Survey of Art
ARH 103
Art History I
ARH 123
Art History II
ARS 101
Art Appreciation
DRA 110
Introduction to Theatre
MUL 101
Introduction to Music
C. Select six hours from the following:6
AFR 101
Intro to African Amer Studies
ARH 100
Survey of Art
ARH 103
Art History I
ARH 123
Art History II
ARH 203
Survey of Non-Western Art
ARS 101
Art Appreciation
CLA 110
Intro Anc Greek Roman Culture
CA 110
Public Speaking
DRA 110
Introduction to Theatre
EH 215
Brit Lit before 1785
EH 216
Brit Lit after 1785
EH 225
Am Lit before 1865
EH 226
Am Lit after 1865
EH 235
World Lit before 1650
EH 236
World Lit after 1650
LG 101
Introductory Latin I
LG 102
Introductory Latin II
LG 111
Introductory French I
LG 112
Introductory French II
LG 121
Introductory Chinese I
LG 122
Introductory Chinese II
LG 131
Introductory Spanish I
LG 132
Introductory Spanish II
LG 141
Intro Classical Greek I
LG 142
Intro Classical Greek II
LG 151
Introductory German I
LG 152
Introductory German II
LG 153
Accelerated Intro German
LG 171
Introductory Russian I
LG 172
Introductory Russian II
LG 173
Accelerated Intro Russian
LG 201
Intermediate Latin I
LG 202
Intermediate Latin II
LG 211
Intermediate French I
LG 212
Intermediate French II
LG 213
Accelerated Inter French - H
LG 221
Intermediate Chinese I
LG 222
Intermediate Chinese II
LG 231
Intermediate Spanish I
LG 232
Intermediate Spanish II
LG 234
Inter Spanish Accel -H
LG 241
Interm Classical Greek I
LG 242
Interm Classical Greek II
LG 251
Intermediate German I
LG 252
Intermediate German II
LG 271
Intermediate Russian I
LG 272
Intermediate Russian II
LG 273
Intensive Second Year Russian
LGS 101
Introductory Japanese I
LGS 102
Introductory Japanese II
LGS 106
Introductory Arabic I
LGS 107
Introductory Arabic II
LGS 110
Intro American Sign Language I
LGS 111
Intro American Sign Lang II
LGS 171
Introductory Korean I
LGS 172
Introductory Korean II
LGS 201
Intermediate Japanese I
LGS 202
Intermediate Japanese II
LGS 206
Intermediate Arabic I
LGS 207
Intermediate Arabic II
LGS 210
Intermediate ASL I
LGS 211
Intermediate ASL II
MUL 101
Introduction to Music
PHL 110
Introduction to Philosophy
PHL 120
Critical Thinking
PHL 121
Introduction to Logic
PHL 131
Introduction to Ethics
PHL 231
Social Ethics
PHL 240
Western Philosophy: Classical
REL 100
Intro to the Study of Religion
REL 200
Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
REL 201
Survey of the New Testament
Area III – Natural Sciences & Mathematics
A. Complete the following:
MA 120Calculus and Its Applications3-4
or MA 125 Calculus I
B. Select 8-10 hours from the following:8-10
AN 121
& 121L
Biological Anthropology
and Biological Anthropology Lab
BLY 101
& 101L
Life Science I
and Life Science I Laboratory
or BLY 121
& 121L
 General Biology I
and General Biology I Lab
BLY 102
& 102L
Life Science II
and Life Science II Lab
or BLY 122
& 122L
 General Biology II
and General Biology II Laboratory
CH 101
& 101L
Survey of Inorg and Org Chem
and Survey Inorg-Org Chem Lab
CH 131
& 131L
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Lab
CH 132
& 132L
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Lab
GEO 101
& 101L
Environmental Geography
and Environmental Geography Lab
GEO 102
& 102L
Earth and the Environment
and Earth and the Environment Lab
GY 111
& 111L
Physical Geology
and Physical Geology Lab
GY 112
& 112L
Earth History
and Earth History Lab
MAS 134
& 134L
Ocean Science
and Ocean Science Lab
PH 101
& 101L
Introduction to Astronomy
and Introduction to Astronomy Lab
PH 104
& 104L
Concepts of Physics
and Concepts of Physics Laboratory
PH 114
& 114L
Physics with Algebra-Trig I
and Alg-Trig Based Physics I Lab
PH 115
& 115L
Physics with Algebra -Trig II
and Alg-Trig Based Physics II Lab
PH 201
& 201L
Calculus-Based Physics I
and Calculus-Based Physics I Lab
PH 202
& 202L
Calculus-Based Physics II
and Calculus-Based Physics II Lab
Area IV – History, Social & Behavioral Sciences 1
A. Select one of the following:3
HY 101
HY of Western Civilization I
HY 102
HY of Western Civilization II
HY 135
US History to 1877
HY 136
US History since 1877
B. Select one of the following:3
AN 100
Intro to Cultural Anthropology
AN 101
Intro Archaeology-Bio Anthro
CA 100
Intro to Communication
CA 211
Interpersonal Comm
CJ 105
Introduction to Criminal Justice
GEO 114
People, Places, Environment
GEO 115
World Regional Geography
GS 101
Intro to Gender Studies
HY 101
HY of Western Civilization I
HY 102
HY of Western Civilization II
HY 135
US History to 1877
HY 136
US History since 1877
IS 100
Global Issues
IST 201
Seasons of Life
NAS 101
Intro Native American Studies
PSC 130
Intro to US Government
PSY 120
Introduction to Psychology
PSY 250
Life Span Development
SY 109
Introductory Sociology
SY 112
Social Problems
C. Complete the following:
ECO 215Prin of Microeconomics3
ECO 216Prin of Macroeconomics3
Area V 200-Level Business Core
A. Complete the following:
ACC 211Financial Accounting3
ACC 212Managerial Accounting3
B. Complete the following:
BUS 245Data Analytics I3
BUS 255Data Analytics II3
C. Complete the following:
BUS 265Legal Environ of Business I3
D. Complete the following:
CIS 250Advanced Comp Applications3
Total Hours59-62

Footnote

1

Students must complete a 6 credit hour sequence either in literature (Area II – EH 215 & EH 216, EH 225 & EH 226, or EH 235 & EH 236) or history (Area IV – HY 101 & HY 102 or HY 135 & HY 136).

Graduation Plan

(122 Total Hours)

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
FallHours
EH 101 English Composition I 3
BUS 150 Intro to Business and Mgt 3
MA 120
or MA 125
 Calculus and Its Applications
or Calculus I
 3-4
Fine ArtsArea II 1 3
HistoryArea IV 1 3
BUS 101 Prof Experience I 1
 Hours16-17
Spring
EH 102 English Composition II 3
ECO 215 Prin of Microeconomics 3
CIS 250 Advanced Comp Applications 3
Humanities or Fine ArtArea II 1 3
Natural Science + LabArea III 1 4
 Hours16
Second Year
Fall
ACC 211 Financial Accounting 3
BUS 245 Data Analytics I 3
ECO 216 Prin of Macroeconomics 3
LiteratureArea II 1 3
Natural Science + LabArea III 1 4
 Hours16
Spring
ACC 212 Managerial Accounting 3
BUS 255 Data Analytics II 3
BUS 265 Legal Environ of Business I 3
BUS 201 Professional Experience II 1
2nd Literature or 2nd HistoryArea II or IV 2 3
FIN 344 Real Estate 3
FIN 346 Alabama Real Estate Law & Reg (suggested) 0-1
 Hours16-17
Third Year
Fall
MGT 300 Management Theory and Practice 3
MGT 305 Organizational Comm - W 3
BUS 301 Professional Experience III 1
MKT 320 Principles of Marketing 3
Gen EdArea II or IV 3 3
FIN 315 Business Finance 3
 Hours16
Spring
Real Estate Elective #1 4 3
FIN 444 Real Estate Valuation - W 3
Business Elective #1 5 3
MGT 325 Operations Management 3
ECO 453 Intro to Econometrics 3
 Hours15
Fourth Year
Fall
ECO 315 Intermediate Microeconomics 3
FIN 343 Money Mkts and Fin Instit 3
FIN 448 Real Estate Law 3
FIN 446 Real Estate Finance & Invest 3
FIN 496 Finance Internship 3
 Hours15
Spring
Real Estate Elective #2 4 3
Real Estate Elective #3 4 3
Business Elective #2 5 3
MGT 486 Undergraduate Comp Exam 0
 Hours9
 Total Hours119-121
1

See General Education Requirements for options.

2

If opted for Literature sequence, need Area IV; if opted for History sequence, need Area II.

3

All students must complete either a literature or a history sequence.

4

Choose from ECO 372, FIN 345, FIN 350, FIN 420, MGT 347, MKT 381.FIN 442

5

Anything in MCOB at the 300 or 400 level not used to fulfill another requirement.