Hospitality Management Honors Program

Freshman Year (First Semester): 17 Credits

• ENGL 111 - Freshman Composition I—Honors 3 Credits EC
• XXXX - SB General Education Req. 3 credits SB
• XXXX - HH General Education Req. 3 credits HH
• MATH 110 - Algebra, Functions, and Analytic Geometry 3 Credits MQ*
• XXXX - BP General Education Req. 4 credits with lab BP
• ORBM 102 - Freshman Orientation for Business and Management Majors 1 Credits
• 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 EC
• ECON 211 - Principles of Economics I 3 Credits SB*
• HOMG 101 - Introduction to the Hospitality Tourism Industry 3 Credits
• INSS 141 - Digital Literacy and Application Software 3 Credits IM*
• XXXX - BP General Education Req. 3 credits no lab BP
• XXXX - Phys. Activity or FIN 101 1 credit
• BUAD 109 - Honors Seminar – Introduction to Professional Development II 0 Credits

Sophomore Year (First Semester): 15 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
• XXXX - AH General Education Req. 3 credits AH
• XXXX - Free Elective 3 credits
• BUAD 208 - Honors Seminar Intermediate Professional Development I 0 Credits

Sophomore Year (Second Semester): 15 Credits

• INSS 220 - Analytical Decision-Making for Business and Management 3 Credits
• XXXX - CT General Education Req. 3 credits CT¹
• ACCT 202 - Principles of Accounting II 3 Credits
• XXXX - AH General Education Req. 3 credits AH
• ECON 212 - Principles of Economics II 3 Credits
• BUAD 209 - Honors Seminar – Intermediate Professional Development II 0 Credits

Junior Year (First Semester): 15 Credits

• ENGL 357 - Business Writing 3 Credits
• MGMT 324 - Organizational Behavior 3 Credits
• FIN 343 - Managerial Finance 3 Credits
• MKTG 331 - Principles of Marketing 3 Credits
• HOMG 290 - Sustainable Travel and Tourism Operations 3 Credits
• BUAD 308 - Honors Seminar – Advanced Professional Development I 0 Credits

Junior Year (Second Semester): 15 Credits

• BUAD 326 - Business and Society: Ethics and Sustainability 3 Credits
• BUAD 327 - Fundamentals of International Business 3 Credits
• BUAD 381 - the Legal and Ethical Environment of Business 3 Credits
• HOMG 292 - Food and Beverage Management 3 Credits
• MGMT 328 - Production and Operations Management 3 Credits
• BUAD 309 - Honors Seminar – Advanced Professional Development II 0 Credits

Senior Year (First Semester): 15 Credits

• HOMG 300 - Casino Operation and Management 3 Credits
• HIST 360 - Introduction to the African Diaspora, Honors (CI) 3 Credits
• INSS 360 - Management Information Systems 3 Credits
• XXXX - HOMG Electives 3 credits²
• XXXX - GSBM Elective 3 credits³
• BUAD 408 - Honors Seminar - Senior Professional Development I 0 Credits

Senior Year (Second Semester): 12 Credits

• BUAD 499 - Business Policy 3 Credits
• HOMG 325 - Rooms-Division Management 3 Credits
• HOMG 412 - Meeting and Convention Management 3 Credits
• XXXX - HOMG Electives 3 credits²
• BUAD 409 - Honors Seminar - Senior Professional Development II 0 Credits

Total Credits: 120

*denotes a department required supporting/major course that may fulfill a general education requirement and must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher

1 Honors students must choos from the following courses to fulfill the CT requirement:PHIL 119  ,ARCH 105  , COMM 300  , MHTC 340  

2 HOMG Electives are three courses chosen from the following:  BUAD 361  , BUAD 486  , ENTR 351  ,HOMG 483  , HOMG 485  ,HOMG 486  , MGMT 329  , MGMT 420  ,MKTG 338  , Foreign Language sequence 100-499

3 GSBM Elective is one course chosen from the following:  ACCT 300-499, BUAD 300-499, ENTR 300-499, FIN 300-499, HOMG 300-499, INSS 300-499, MGMT 300-499, MKTG 300-499, SSCM 300-499

Honor students take Honors Seminars in Professional Development (BUAD 108  -BUAD 408  & BUAD 109 -BUAD 409 ) each semester they are enrolled at Morgan. Honors Seminars are Pass/Fail courses.