~EGULAR SESSION - University of Oregon

250 PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
Personnel and Industrial Management-production; personnel; management;
office administration.
Admission. The undergraduate major curricula in business administration are
organized on an upper-division basis. Freshman students intending to major
in business administration are enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts for a twoyear
prebusiness program, which combines liberal arts courses with introductory
preprofessional courses in the School of Business Administration. The lowerdivision
prebusiness courses are planned to provide continuity of training throughout
the student's undergraduate years. Educational continuity is further insured
through the assignment of members of the faculty of the School of Business Administration
as advisers to prebusiness students.
Students planning to enroll in the School of Business Administration for
upper-division major studies leading to a bachelor's degree must make formal
application to the dean of the school after the completion of two years of college
work, but not later than one month before the opening of the term in which
admission is sought. Notification of acceptance will be made when eligibility has
been established. This requirement will be applicable with the graduating class
of 1967 (normally, students seeking admission to an upper-division major in
the fall of 1965) .
To be eligible for admission, the student must have satisfied all lower-division
requirements of the University, must have maintained a C average in English
Composition (Wr 121, 122, 123), and must have completed the following required
prebusiness courses:
Term Hours
*Intro. College Math. (Mth 104) . .... __ ........ __ .... .... .. 4
Fundamentals of Speech (Sp 121) 3
Business Law I (FBE 226) .. . .. .... .. 3
Intro. to Business Statistics (BS 232) .. .. 3
Principles of Economics (Ec 201, 202, 203) 0- -0 .. 9
tFundamentals of Accounting (Ac 221, 2,22) .. 6
Business Environment, (MIT 125, 126) is recommended as a freshman elective,
but is not required.
Major Requirements. To qualify for a bachelor's degree with a major in
the School of Business Administration, the student must complete: (1) a group of
core courses required of all majors, (2) the specialized courses required in one of
the several major options offered by the school, (3) a minimum of 66 term hours
of work after formal admission as an upper-division major,:f: and (4) a minimum
of 90 term hours in courses outside the School of Business Administration. The
student must also earn a cumulative 2.00 grade-point average in business courses
and a 2.00 GPA in business courses taken at the University of Oregon. The
upper-division core courses are:
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Junior Year
Organization & Interpersonal Relations (PIM 321) _
Financial Institutions (FBE 320) _
Elements of Marketing (MIT 323, 324)
§Production Management (PIM 329) ..
Elementary In£. in BUB. Stat. (BS 333)
ffManagerial Accounting (Ac 313)
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Business Finance (FBE 322) -0 _
Business Law II (FBE 326) _
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Term Hours
* Students who receive a grade of 3 on a mathematics placement test given all entering
students are exempt from this requirement.
t The third term of Fundamentals of Accounting (Ac 223) is required for accounting
majors.
t This requirement will be applicable with the graduating class of 1967-normally, students
admitted as upper-division majors in the fall of 1965.
§ Not required for the option in business teacher education.
ff Not required for accQunting majors.
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