[DRAFT] Business Administration (BSBA) – Transfer Student Success Center (TSSC)

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What is Business Administration?

Mike Ilitch School of Business, a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Wayne State University, opens doors to many career opportunities. The Ilitch School provides students with a strong foundation in business fundamentals and prepares students to apply these fundamentals in real-life work environments.

What can I do with a Business Administration degree?

The Mike Ilitch School of Business has dedicated career planning and placement staff to help you get started. We can assist you in finding an internship or the perfect job. It’s never too early in your academic career to talk to a career counselor and get a head start on your job search when you get your degree.

Course planning

Choose a field of study (associate degree), earn Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA), and complete pathway courses. The itinerary below outlines the required Macomb Community courses. Courses not taken or transferred from Macomb Community College may be completed at Wayne State University.

Choose an area of ​​study

*Due to the credit requirements associated with these programs, the total number of credits earned will likely exceed the minimum requirement for a bachelor’s degree.

Earn theMichigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)

MTA Requirement/Specific Course credit hours Notes
*ENGL 1180 Communication I (ENG 1020) 4
*SPCH 1060 Introduction to Communication (COM 1010) 3
*MATH 1340 Statistics (BA 2300) 4
Approved Natural Sciences (See MTA) 4
Recognized Natural Sciences with lab (See MTA) 4 Second science must come from another discipline with laboratory
*ECON 1160 Fundamentals of Economics 1 (ECO 2020) 3
Approved Social Science (see MTA) 3 Second social sciences must come from a different discipline
Approved Humanities/Fine Arts (see MTA) 3
Approved Fine Arts/Humanities (See MTA) 3 Second Humanities / Art must come from a different discipline.
Total 31credit min.

*Meets MTA requirements and meets Wayne State and/or MCC degree requirements (prerequisites may be required, see MCC advisor).

Full track courses

Class credit hours
ACCT 1080 Accounting Principles 1 (ACC 3010) 4
ACCT 1090 Accounting Principles 2 (ACC 3020) 4
BLAW 1080 Corporate Law (BLW 2510) 4
ECON 1190 Fundamentals of Economics 2 (ECO 2010) 3
ITCS 1010 Principles of Computing and Information Processing (BA 1500) 4
MGMT 1010 Principles of Management (MGT 2530) 3
MKTG 1010 Principles of Marketing (MKY 2300) 3
Total 25 credits

Wayne State University Course planning

The following courses are required to meet the degree requirements. All track courses not completed at community college can be completed at Wayne State University.

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA)

Class credit hours
BA 1000 Student Success/Career Development 1
COM 3300 Bus & Occupation Presentations 3
BA 3400 Quantitative Methods II 3
FIN 3290 Corporate Finance 3
GSC 3600 Operations and Supply Chains 3
ISM 3630 Business Information Systems 3
MGT 6890 Strategic Management/Bus Policy 3
Total 19 credits (minimum)

*Up to two courses can be converted to major. See WSU advisor.

Transfer credit statement

Submit credit statement Credits
Macomb Community College Transferable Credits 83 credits

Requires Wayne State University Business Foundation & Core

Business Major and/or additional electives (see WSU advisor)

19 credits (minimum)

18 credits (minimum)

Total number of credits required to complete the bachelor’s degree 120 credits (transferred or WSU)
  • WSU requires a minimum stay of 30 hours.
  • You can view how courses transfer using the course equivalence tool for other acceptable equivalences.

How do I start?

Notes

  • The track offers multiple associate degree options with the flexibility to customize your degree path. The minimum eligibility to participate in the Wayne State Transfer Pathways is a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher, Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA), and an associate degree (earned or reverse transfer).
  • All college-level (non-developmental), non-duplicated courses with a 2.0 (C) grade point average (GPA) or higher are eligible for transfer credit. Earned credits are transferred as 1) direct course equivalence, 2) major/department credit, or 3) elective credit. Credits not earned at MCC must be taken at WSU.
  • These pathways do not replace the importance of academic advice from MCC and Wayne State. The track offers a general step-by-step plan for completing a diploma.

Primary contacts

Macomb Community College
Counseling and academic advice
586-445-7999 |[email protected]

Transfer Student Success Center
313-577-2487 |[email protected]
Mike Ilitch Business School
313-577-4505| [email protected] | academic advice

Sources

1/ https://Google.com/

2/ https://wayne.edu/transfer/pathway/macomb-community-college-business-administration-bs

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