Organizational Management
Bachelor of Science
Curriculum
Course Requirements
The BSOM degree requires completion of 120 credit hours of which 39 credits must be in specified general education areas, 42 credits are from the BSOM core courses, and 39 credits are free electives.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites for admission to the BSOM program require completion of at least 48 college credit hours (or approved prior learning credits).
General Education Courses (39 credits)
Prior to starting the BSOM core of business courses, 15 credits must be completed in the following areas:
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College Math |
3 credits |
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Computer Operations |
3 credits |
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Economics |
3 credits |
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English |
6 credits (all must be in English composition) |
The BSOM program general education requirements also include
acceptable electives in the following areas:
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English |
3 credits |
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Humanities |
12 credits |
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Social Science |
6 credits |
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Science |
3 credits of natural science |
Organizational Management Core (42 credits)
The Business Division programs require a minimum grade of "C"
for those program core courses indicated with an “*” below.
Students receiving a grade lower than "C" in any indicated
program core course must retake that course.
BBM 301 Organizational Behavior
MIS 320 Management Information Systems
HRM 311 Human Resource Management
BBM 320 Business Communications
BLA 303 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
BMK 305 Marketing
BFM 300 Fundamentals of Finance for Managers
BBM 370 Global Business
BBM 411 Operations Management
BBM 412 Project Management
HRM 405 Compensation and Benefits
BBM 400 Current Topics in Business Leadership
BBM 405 Organizational Project I
BBM 406 Organizational Project II
Free Electives (39 credits)
Free electives may include transfer credits, courses from the Wilmington University catalog or approved prior learning credits. The remaining credits may be completed at any time prior to, during, or after completion of the core program requirements
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during or after the Fall 2007 semester. If you entered this degree program prior to Fall 2007, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
