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Mineral Area Community College
Park Hills, MO |
This agreement between Mineral Area Community College (MACC) and Northwest Missouri State University provides students who have earned an Associates of Science--Business Management degree the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Science in Business Management at Northwest. Any MACC student who has earned an Associates of Science--Business Management degree is guaranteed that Northwest will accept designated freshman and sophomore business credit hours, general education credits required for the AS degree, plus any freshman and sophomore general education hours required by Northwest beyond the AS degree. Northwest will apply such credit hours to the Bachelor of Science in Business Management degree in a manner consistent with the treatment of all Northwest students.
A maximum of 84 credit hours will be accepted by Northwest from MACC to be applied to the Bachelor of Science in Business Management degree. Courses that are developmental (less than 100 level courses) are not transferable toward a baccalaureate degree. Only academic courses with passing letter grades (A, B, C, D) will be accepted for graduation requirements; courses with grades of "F" are not transferable. For information about credits earned through AP, IB, CLEP and dual enrollment programs, please contact the Northwest Admissions office.
Advanced Standing Requirement
To ensure students have the necessary tools to begin study in the major
area, the Department of Marketing and Management requires that students
must meet certain requirements before enrolling in advanced coursework.
Students making application to major in Business Management must achieve
Advanced Standing. Failure to achieve Advanced Standing will prohibit
the student from graduating with a degree granted by Northwest's Marketing
and Management Department. Students are considered to have achieved Advanced
Standing only when they have a cumulative 2.00 GPA or better AND a "C"
or better in each of the five courses listed below:
Math 17-114 General Statistics I
Math 17-118 College Algebra
Acct 51-201 Accounting I
Econ 52-150 General Economics I
Econ 52-151 General Economics II
| Mineral Area Community College The courses below should be taken at MACC as part of the Associates of Science--Business Management degree |
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| ENG133 English
Composition I |
3 cr |
| BUS200 Principles of Accounting I | 3 cr |
| MGT180 Business Math | 3 cr |
| BUS233 Marketing | 3 cr |
| BUS210 Fundamentals of Management | 3 cr |
| BUS205 Principles of Accounting II | 3 cr |
| ENG134 or 144 English Comp II ORPublic Speaking | 3 cr |
| BUS293 Principles
of Macroeconomics |
3 cr |
| MGT203 Advertising & Sales Promotion | 3 cr |
| CIS105 Intro to Computers | 3 cr |
| MGT194 Management Seminar | 1 cr |
| PAW106 Prep for Employment | 1 cr |
| BUS253 Legal Environment of Business | 3 cr |
| CIS165 Accounting on Microcomputer | 3 cr |
| MGT221 Salesmanship | 3 cr |
| MGT171 Human Resource Mgmt | 3 cr |
| MGT261 Marketing Research | 3 cr |
| OST140 Business Communications | 3 cr |
| CIS232 orCIS235 Word Perfect I orMicrosoft Word | 3 cr |
| MGT220
Business Internship |
3 cr |
| POS113 American National Government | 3 cr |
| CIS220 Micro Spreadsheet Appl | 3 cr |
| MGT184 Finance | 3 cr |
| Total Hours for Associate Degree | 65 cr |
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The
following courses are required to fulfill the additional hours required
for the BS in Business Management degree from Northwest. These courses
may be taken at either Mineral Area Community College or Northwest.
A maximum of 84 credit hours from Mineral Area Community College will
transfer to Northwest. |
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| Mineral Area Community College | Northwest | ||
| ENG134English
Comp II or ENG144 Public Speaking |
3 cr | 10-112
Composition or 29-102 Fundamentals of Oral Communication* |
3 cr |
| HIS123
American History I or HIS124 American History II |
3 cr | 33-155
American Historical Survey |
3 cr |
| Life Science and Lab, choose from the following: BIO115, BIO125, BIO135, or BIO143 | 4 cr | Life Science Requirement, choose from General Biology 04-102*/103*, General Zoology 04-114/115, General Botany 04-112/113 or Plant Science 03-130 | 3 cr |
| BUS243 Introduction to Statistics | 3 cr | 17-114 General Statistics I | 3 cr |
| Humanities/Philosophy course, select from the following: HIS113, HIS114, HIS115, HIS118, HIS119, HIS 152, or PHI141 | 3 cr | Humanities/Philosophy Requirement – many choices on campus – Introduction to Philosophy* and Introduction to Ethics* | 3 cr |
| BUS294 Principles of Microeconomics | 3 cr | 52-151 General Economics II* | 3 cr |
| Total | 19 cr | Total | 19 cr |
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following major related courses must be taken at Northwest. |
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| 27-114
General Earth Science* |
3 cr |
| 27-115 General Earth Science Lab* | 1 cr |
| Fine
Arts course from the following: Art Appreciation 13-102* or Enjoyment of Music 19-201* or Theatre Appreciation 43-101* |
3 cr |
| 17-118
College Algebra* |
3 cr |
| 55-332 Promotion* | 3 cr |
| 44-317 Management Information Systems* | 3 cr |
| 51-408 Managerial Accounting* | 3 cr |
| 52-354 Labor Economics* | 3 cr |
| 53-324 Fundamentals of Business Finance* | 3 cr |
| 55-316 Organizational Theory and Behavior* | 3 cr |
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39-171 Introduction to Philosophy* or 39-274 Introduction to Ethics* |
3 cr |
| 54-315 Production and Operations Management* | 3 cr |
| 54-318 Entrepreneurship* | 3 cr |
| 54-413 Business and Society* | 3 cr |
| 54-417 Organizational Policy and Decision Making*1 | 3 cr |
| 55-331 Retailing* | 3 cr |
| 55-438 International Business* | 3 cr |
| Total | 49 cr |
Total
Hours for Baccalaureate Degree |
133 cr |
*Available
online through Northwest
For more information about Northwest's BS in Business Management degree,
contact:
Telephone: 660-562-1562
Web site: http://NorthwestOnline.org
E-mail: admissions@nwmissouri.edu
Mineral
Area Community College contact information:
Telephone: (505)
224-5272 or (505) 224-5271
Web site: http://www.mineralarea.edu/
Link to course descriptions:
http://www.mineralarea.edu/catalog/
E-mail: Registrar@MineralArea.edu
| Information about campus-based BS in Business Management degree program |
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