Student Handbook - Georgia Tech - Georgia Institute of Technology

VI. New College of Management Concentration PoliciesA. Second minor or certificate: It is Georgia Tech’s policy that students may not use courses forone minor to fulfill requirements for any other minor or certificate at Georgia Tech, includingMGT certificates. Therefore, you may not use the E&M minor classes to fulfill requirementsfor any other minor or certificate. (Operations Management, ITM, and International Businesshave no overlapping requirements).B. However, College of Management students who are pursuing the E&M minor may use up to twoE&M courses towards MGT concentrations (but not towards certificates), as long as the E&Mcourse appears within the list of courses eligible for the concentration. When applying the E&Mcourses to the MGT concentrations, the courses may only be used once. For example, althoughMGT 3744 is listed under at least three different concentrations, students can only apply it to oneconcentration. E&M minor classes cannot be used to fulfill requirements for any othercertificate or minor at Tech, including MGT certificates.C. Eligibility for a concentration in the College of Management: In order to finish aconcentration in CoM, you must be a CoM student and change your major to Bachelor ofScience in Business Administration (BSBA) degree after January 17, 2011. After the spring2011 graduating class, Bachelor of Science in Management students are not eligible to graduatewith concentrations. Learn more about the new BSBA degree and concentrations athttp://mgt.gatech.edu/programs/under/current/bsba_info.htmlD. Eligibility to finish a certificate in the College of Management: Any Georgia Tech studentcan complete a certificate in the CoM, including BSM and BSBA students. CoM students mayuse one class from a MGT concentration towards a MGT certificate. This can only occur ONCE.For instance, a student could use International Marketing towards a marketing concentrationAND the International Management certificate. If a student wanted to complete twoconcentrations and two certificates she could NOT exercise this policy twice. It can only be usedfor one course. Students cannot earn a MGT certificate and concentration in the same area.Non-MGT students pursuing certificates cannot use the same class towards two certificates.Remember that E&M minor classes cannot be used to fulfill requirements for any other minor ora certificate at Tech, including MGT certificates.E. For continuing BS Management students: You can still use two of your E&M courses (up tosix credits) towards your Management electives. Because BSM students do not need to completea concentration, and instead must complete 18 credits of any MGT elective, you can use ME3743 and ME 3744 from the E&M minor towards their 18 credits of MGT electives. Anyremaining E&M minor classes may be used to fulfill the BSM non-MGT elective area (only thenon-MGT E&M courses) or the free elective area.Please see your Management advisor with specific questions:http://mgt.gatech.edu/programs/under/current/advising_registration/index.html8