IB Major Advising

Students wishing to fulfill the requirements of the Bachelor of Science in International Business need to choose a business concentration, take two years of a single foreign language, and select a regional track consistent with their language studies.

The IB major has specific advising forms, which students should print off and complete before seeing an advisor.

Page 1 -- Required Nonbusiness and Prebusiness Core Courses

Page 2 -- Upper-division Business Core and Major Courses for Concentrations in (choose only one):

1. Accounting
2. Economics 
3. Finance
4. Management
5. Marketing
6. Supply Chain Management
7. Gaming Management

Students with special interests may create an alternative course of study with a general concentration, but these courses must be approved in advance, and in writing, by an international business major advisor.

Page 3 -- Foreign Language and Nonbusiness Courses for Regional Tracks in (choose only one):

1. Spanish / Latin American Track
2. Spanish / European Track
3. French / European Track
4. German / European Track
5. Italian / European Track
6. Japanese / Asian Track
7. Chinese / Asian Track

Students with special interests may create an alternative course of study with a general regional track, but these courses must be approved in advance, and in writing, by an international business major advisor.

For students studying abroad, transferring from other programs, or in other unusual circumstances, some substitutions to the requirements for theses concentrations and regional tracks may be possible, if approved in writing by an international business major advisor and/or the college's advising office.

International business major advisors are listed under the college's faculty advisors page.