Human Resource Management
Degree Completion Program
What is a Completion Degree?
A Completion Degree is a personalized version of a Bachelor’s degree created exclusively for students who have completed an Associate’s degree at an accredited institution. A student who expects to transfer a completed Associate’s degree should communicate with a Wilmington University Academic Advisor before registering for courses. A transcript with documentation of the conferred degree must be received by Wilmington University to confirm eligibility. Find out more information about Wilmington University's Degree Completion Programs here
Program Curriculum
As a transfer student who holds an associate's degree from a partner institution, the following Human Resource Management courses are required. A maximum of 75 transfer credits can be accepted into the program; 45 credits must be completed at Wilmington University. If you have fewer than 75 transfer credits, you will take electives to fulfill the degree requirements necessary for the Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resource Management.
BBM 315 
Supervisory Management
BBM 320 Business Communication
BBM 402 Strategic Management
BBM 411 Operations and Systems Management
FIN 305 Financial Management
MAT 308 Inferential Statistics
HRM 300 Labor Relations & Collective Bargaining
HRM 305 Staffing Organizations
HRM 310 Organizational Development
HRM 311 Human Resource Management
HRM 312 Computer Applications in Human Resource Management
HRM 320 Safety in the Workplace
HRM 400 Legal Aspects of Human Resource Management
HRM 405 Compensation Administration
HRM 410 Training & Development
Students must complete BMK 305 or equivalent course to finish this degree.
NOTE:
- Some courses have prerequisites and should be taken in the correct sequence.
- If your associate's degree is in an academic discipline different than the one you plan to study at Wilmington University, you may be required to take additional courses to ensure your success in your chosen program of study.
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during the 2012-2013 Academic Year. If you entered this degree program before the Fall 2012 semester, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
