General Finance Track - Honors

Freshman Year (First Semester): 14 Credits

• ENGL 111 - Reshman Composition I—Honors 3 Credits
• SB ELEC - Social Science Elective 3 credits. ¹
• ORBM 112 - Freshman Orientation for Business and Management Majors 1 Credits
• MATH 110 - Algebra, Functions, and Analytic Geometry 3 Credits
• BP ELEC - Biol & Physical Science Part A 4 credits. ²
• BUAD 108 - Honors Seminar – Introduction to Professional Development I 0 Credits

Freshman Year (Second Semester): 16 Credits

• ENGL 112 - Freshman Composition II—Honors 3 Credits
• SB ELEC - Social Science Elective 3 credits. ¹
• PHEC ELEC - Physical Education Elective 1 credits.
• INSS 141 - Digital Literacy and Application Software 3 Credits
• BP ELEC - Biol & Physical Science Part B 3 credits. ²
• HEED ELEC - Health Education Elctive 3 credits. ³
• BUAD 109 - Honors Seminar – Introduction to Professional Development II 0 Credits

Sophomore Year (First Semester): 18 Credits

• BUAD 212 - Professional Development (Honors) 3 Credits
• MATH 201 - Calculus for Non-Science Majors 3 Credits
• ACCT 201 - Principles of Accounting I 3 Credits
• AH ELEC - Arts & Humanities Elective 3 credits. ⁴
• ECON 212 - Principles of Economics II 3 Credits
• PHIL 119 - Introduction to Critical Thinking—Honors 3 Credits
• BUAD 208 - Honors Seminar Intermediate Professional Development I 0 Credits

Sophomore Year (Second Semester): 17 Credits

• FIN 343 - Managerial Finance 3 Credits
• AH ELEC - Arts & Humanities Elective 3 credits. ⁴
• INSS 220 - Analytical Decision-Making for Business and Management 3 Credits
• ACCT 202 - Principles of Accounting II 3 Credits
• ECON 211 - Principles of Economics I 3 Credits
• BUAD 209 - Honors Seminar – Intermediate Professional Development II 0 Credits
• FIN 341 - Introduction to Financial Planning 2 Credits

Junior Year (First Semester): 15 Credits

• ENGL 357 - Business Writing 3 Credits
• MKTG 331 - Principles of Marketing 3 Credits
• MGMT 324 - Organizational Behavior 3 Credits
• FIN 344 - Security Analysis 3 Credits
• FIN 345 - Global Financial Markets and Institutions 3 Credits
• BUAD 308 - Honors Seminar – Advanced Professional Development I 0 Credits

Junior Year (Second Semester): 16 Credits

• BUAD 381 - the Legal and Ethical Environment of Business 3 Credits
• INSS 360 - Management Information Systems 3 Credits
• FIN 422 - Portfolio Management 3 Credits
• BUAD 326 - Business and Society: Ethics and Sustainability 3 Credits
• BUAD 327 - Fundamentals of International Business 3 Credits
• FIN 497 - Finance Internship/Cooperative Education 1 Credits
• BUAD 309 - Honors Seminar – Advanced Professional Development II 0 Credits

Senior Year (First Semester): 12 Credits

• FIN 443 - Advanced Financial Management 3 Credits
• MGMT 328 - Production and Operations Management 3 Credits
• FIN 446 - International Financial Management 3 Credits
• FIN ELEC - Finance Elective 3 credits. ⁵
• BUAD 408 - Honors Seminar - Senior Professional Development I 0 Credits

Senior Year (Second Semester): 12 Credits

• BUAD 498 - Business Policy (Honors Students Only) 3 Credits
• FIN ELEC - Finance Elective 3 credits. ⁵
• HIST 350 - Introduction to the African Diaspora (CI) 3 Credits
• SBM ELEC - SBM Elective 3 credits. ⁶
• BUAD 409 - Honors Seminar - Senior Professional Development II 0 Credits

Total Credit Hours: 120

¹Students should select two courses from different disciplines in the Social and Behavioral Sciences area. See catalog for available courses.
²Students should select two courses from the University catalog under section titled Biology and Physical Sciences, one of which must include a lab.
³Students should select eligible course from the University catalog under section “Health and Healthful Living.”
⁴ Students should select two courses from different disciplines in the Arts & Humanities area. See catalog for available courses.
⁵ General Finance electives include FIN 423 , FIN 444 , FIN 448 , ACCT 331  and ACCT 332 .
⁶Any SBM course at the 300 level or above may be used to satisfy the SBM elective. SBM elective must be from outside major but within the School of Business and Management.