UNIVERSITY CATALOG: 2024-2025

This ADT/STAR Act Degree Road Map applies to the following catalog year(s):

All lower division GE completed. Lower division major requirements of Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics (ACCT 220, ACCT 230, ECON 160, ECON 161) completed as part of the AS-T in Business Administration. Students transferring with the revised Business Administration 2.0 AS-T will also have completed the MATH 140 requirement.

Transfer Year 1: First Semester

Course Units
BLAW 280* (if not completed prior to transfer) 3
MATH 103* (if not completed prior to transfer) 3
SOM 120 or MATH 140* (if not completed prior to transfer) 3-4
ENGL 205* (if not completed prior to transfer) 3
IS 212* (if not completed prior to transfer) 3
Total 12-13

Transfer Year 1: Second Semester

Course Units
BUS 302* and BUS 302L 3/1
FIN 303 (minimum grade of “C” required. Meets GE B5 Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning) 3
MKT 304 3
MGT 360 3
SOM 306 3
Total 16

Transfer Year 2: First Semester

Course Units
FIN 336 3
Communication: One from:
BLAW 308; BLAW 368; COMS 323; ENGL 305; ENGL 306; ENGL 407; PHIL 305
3
FIN 352 3
FIN 355 3
GE Upper Division from Section C or Section F 3
Total 15

Transfer Year 2: Second Semester

Course Units
BUS 497A or BUS 497B 3
FIN 431 3
FIN 434 3
ECON 310 (meets GE Upper Division Section D Social Sciences)*** 3
FIN 495A-C 3
Electives 1-2
Total 16-17
Total units after transfer 60

*By nature of the choices for the AS-T in Business Administration, students will have completed at least one of these requirements prior to transfer, reducing the maximum total required in the first semester to 12-13 units.

**Students completing this requirement in Fall 2024 or later should enroll in BUS 312.

***If taken ECON 310 satisfies GE upper division D1 Social Sciences and upper division FIN elective. Students may choose to take a different FIN elective (or ACCT 440 or ACCT 450 or ECON 409) but may need an additional GE Upper Division course to satisfy minimum 9 units of GE Upper Division for the degree.