ChecklistBSBusiness

Business Option Courses ^e (27-28 cr):
Business (16):
	BA 215 (4)	BA 351 (4)
	BA 260 (4)	BA 390 (4)
	BA 360 (4)
Business Electives ^g(4) (select one course):
	BA 362(4); BA 363(4); BA 460(4); BA 491(4); or BA 357(4)
Statistics:
	ST 314 (3) or ST 351(4)
Economics:
	ECON 201 (4)

University Baccalaureate Core^b (37-38 cr):
Skills (12 cr)
	WR 121 (3)
	Writing II (3)
	Writing III/Speech (3)
	HHS 231 (2) plus 1-cr lab (can be PAC or HHS)

Perspectives (15 cr)
	Western Culture
	Cultural Diversity
	Social Proc. & Institutions^f	ECON 201
	Literature & Arts

	Difference, Power & Discrimination (DPD) (3 cr)

Synthesis (6 cr)
	Contemp. Global Issues
	Sci., Tech., & Society

	Biological Science (4 or 5 cr)	BI 212 strongly recommended

Other Requirements:
	180 cr	last 45 cr (or 45 of last 60 cr) completed at OSU
	60 upper division credits	foreign language ^c

Footnotes:
^a Meets WIC requirement. Highly recommended that CH 422 be taken as a co-requisite with CH 462.	^e Prior to W 2010: BA 230 (4) or BA 347 (4); BA 340 (4); BA 352 (4) were required for this option and 12 cr of BA courses for electives.
^b Courses from approved list. For perspectives, no more than two courses from one department. For synthesis, courses must be from different departments. Transfers from Oregon Community Colleges with an AA degree have fulfilled the skills and perspectives requirements.	^fECON 201 is a prerequisite for many business courses and should be taken as the BAC core course in the category of social processes and institutions.
^c Requirement can be met by taking two terms of a college-level language (C- or higher), two years of one foreign language in high school, or an approved proficiency test.	^g Prior to W 2010,: 12 credits of any 400-level business level courses or BA 350, BA 390 or BA 357. Prerequisites must be completed prior to taking advanced courses. See additional information web page.
^dThe combination of CH 421, CH 422, and CH 461 is recommended for the strongest background in analytical chemistry, with this option only one inorganic chemistry course is required (CH 411) so that this options adds only 2 credit hours to the total.