- University of Baltimore

What You'll Learn

As an entrepreneurship major you'll be studying topics in business management and learning what it takes to be entrepreneur.

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Degree Requirements

General Education / University Requirements [28-37 credits]

Reading, writing, thinking, knowing, doing—making knowledge work.

We are committed to preparing you for life in the 21st century, which means making sure you have the skills and knowledge to succeed in a career that may be characterized by many roles, often across multiple fields.

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Business Program Requirements

Business Requirements, Lower-Division, Business Core [24 credits]

ACCT	201	Introduction to Financial Accounting (3 cr)
ACCT	202	Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3 cr)
BULA	151	Business Law I (3 cr)
CMAT	201/303	Oral Communications (3 cr)
ECON	200	The Economic Way of Thinking (3 cr)
MATH	111	College Algebra (3 cr)
MATH	115	Introductory Statistics (3 cr)
OPRE	202	Statistical Data Analysis (3 cr)

Business Requirements, Upper-Division, Business Core [31 credits]

ECON	308	Money and Banking (3 cr)
FIN	331	Financial Management (3 cr)
INSS	300	Management Information Systems (3 cr)
MGMT	301	Management and Organizational Behavior (3 cr)
MGMT	302	Global Business Environment (3 cr)
MGMT	315	Human Resource Management (3 cr)
MGMT	330	Personal and Professional Skills for Business (1 cr)
MKTG	301	Marketing Management (3 cr)
OPRE	315	Business Application of Decision Science (3 cr)
MGMT	339	Process & Operations Management (3 cr)
MGMT	475	Strategic Management - Capstone- taken in the final semester (3 cr)

Entrepreneurship Specialization Requirements [15 credits]

ENTR	300	The Entrepreneurial Experience (3 cr)
ENTR	320	Opportunity Assessment and Development (3 cr)
ENTR	450	Entrepreneurial Organization, Planning and Implementation (3 cr)
		Choose from two of the following to complete the entrepreneurship requirements:
FIN	430	Entrepreneurial Organization and Finance (3 cr)
ENTR	460	Social Enterprise (3 cr)
ENTR	497	Special Topics in Entrepreneurship (3 cr)
MKTG	430	Personal Selling (3 cr)
MKTG	440	Product Management (3 cr)
COSC	405	The Business of Game Development (3 cr)

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Meet with our advisers or check the undergraduate catalog for course descriptions and prerequisite requirements.

The information on this page may change without notice. All official program information and academic requirements will be found in the course catalog. Students are responsible for the selection of courses, completion of degree requirements, and acquainting themselves with academic policies.

All new students are required to meet with an adviser prior to registering for their first semester to receive a personalized program checklist.

Although your academic adviser will assist you in planning your program, it is ultimately your responsibility to complete the degree requirements and acquaint yourself with the University’s academic policies.

Merrick School of Business

What You'll Learn

Degree Requirements

General Education / University Requirements [28-37 credits]

Business Program Requirements

Business Requirements, Lower-Division, Business Core [24 credits]

Business Requirements, Upper-Division, Business Core [31 credits]

Entrepreneurship Specialization Requirements [15 credits]

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