Business Courses
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The Business Administration curriculum is recommended for students who intend to transfer to a four-year institution and earn a Baccalaureate degree in one of the following areas: Accounting, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Real Estate, Insurance, International Business, Management, Management Information Systems, Financial Information Systems, and Marketing.
Accounting courses are part of the Business Administration curriculum. Students who transfer to the four-year colleges or universities can earn a Bachelor of Accountancy Degree or a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree with an accounting emphasis. Mississippi and other states have adopted the 150-hour requirement to become eligible to sit for the CPA examination.
Economics courses are also a part of the Business Administration curriculum. Economics is the scientific study of how people make choices concerning the use of society's scarce resources.
| Business Administration | ||
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| Course Number | Course Title | Prerequisites, Corequisites and Notes |
| BAD 1113 | Introduction to Business | None |
| BAD 2413 | Legal Environment of Business | None |
| BAD 2533 | Introduction to Computing with Business Applications | None. A student may not earn credit for both BAD 2533 and CSC 1113. |
| Accounting | ||
| ACC 1213 | Principles of Accounting I | None |
| ACC 1223 | Principles of Accounting II | Prerequisite: ACC 1213 |
| Economics | ||
| ECO 2113 | Principles of Economics I | None |
| ECO 2123 | Principles of Economics II | Prerequisite: ECO 2113 |
