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Kean University
The College of Business and Public Management
Advising Handbook
Academic Year 2016-2017
Table of Contents
About the College of Business and Public Management (CBPM)…………………………………………….3
The College of Business and Public Management Contact Information………………………………………4
Advisement…………………………………………………………………………………………………….6
Kean University and CBPM Academic Policies and Procedures……………………………………………..8
Degrees and Programs in the College of Business and Public Management…………………………………9
Descriptions of Degrees and Programs in CBPM…………………………………………………………….10
Frequently Asked Questions………………………………………………………………………………….11
Career Resources for Business Students……………………………………………………………………...12
CBPM Change of Major/Program Requirements…………………………………………………………….13
Online Advising Resources…………………………………………………………………………………...14
Career Planning Guide………………………………………………………………………………………..15
Prerequisite Charts:Accounting………………………………………………………………………..17Finance……………………………………………………………………………18Marketing…………………………………………………………………………19Management………………………………………………………………………20Criminal Justice……………………………………………………………….…..21Public Administration…………………………………………………………….22
See www.kean.edu/~cas/currentguidesheets.htmlGuide Sheets:
AccountingFinance
Global BusinessMarketing
ManagementGeneral Business Option
International Business OptionManagement of Organizations Option
Supply Chain and Information Management OptionCriminal Justice
Public AdministrationPublic Administration (5-year honors program)
Four-Year Sample Plans:Finance
MarketingManagement
General Business OptionInternational Business Option
Management of Organizations OptionSupply Chain and Information Management Option
Criminal JusticePublic Administration
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About the College of Business and Public Management (CBPM)
The College of Business and Public Management at Kean University is a dynamic learning environment dedicated to providing unique opportunities for the citizens of New Jersey. Globalization and the rapid diffusion of technological innovation present both opportunities and challenges to society. The College of Business and Public Management seeks to provide an atmosphere which values high-quality faculty/student interaction and the production of intellectual contributions. Students can pursue careers in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Students also have the opportunity to take part in a vigorous internship and cooperative education program with regional businesses.
The College is organized in four schools: the Global Business School; the School of Accounting and Finance; the School of Criminal Justice and Public Administration; and the School of Management, Marketing, and International Business. The Small Business Development Center at Kean University also is part of the college.
MissionThe College of Business and Public Management provides a diverse student body with a solid educational foundation for careers in business, government and non-profit organizations, and for personal growth. Consistent with this mission, we are committed to:
Teaching and Learning that develop the requisite knowledge, skills, and attitudes for career success.
Faculty scholarship that contributes to advances in pedagogy and professional practice. Comprehensive services that effectively support students’ educational experience, career
planning and personal growth. Community partnerships that benefit our students’ and faculty’s professional development. A professional environment that is characterized by a culture of celebrated excellence and mutual
respect. Holding ourselves, and our students, to the highest professional and ethical standards.
VisionOur innovative, professionally-relevant curriculum delivered by excellent faculty, and complimented with excellent student support services and state-of-the art quality assurance systems, will make our College the #1 choice for students and employers in our region. Within the elements of our vision and outcomes described in the below link are the fundamentals of the College of Business and Public Management’s strategic plan for achieving our vision by the end of the decade.
http://www.kean.edu/KU/Business-and-Public-Management-Mission-and-SLOs
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The College of Business and Public Management Contact Information
Dean’s OfficeGreen Lane Academic Building Room 228
Phone: (908) 737-4700Fax: (908) 737-4765
Name Title ContactDr. Michael Cooper Dean (908) 737-4707
[email protected]. Geofrey Mills Associate Dean (908) 737-4704
[email protected]. David Farrokh Assistant Dean (908) 737-4703
[email protected]. Cao Jiang Associate Dean Wenzhou [email protected]
Ms. Maria Alonso Administrative Assistant II (908) [email protected]
Ms. Ivonne McPherson Prof. Service Specialist II (908) [email protected]
Ms. Joanne Beiter Internship Director (908) [email protected]
School Executive Directors and Program Coordinators
School of Accounting and FinanceName Title Contact
Dr. Veysel Yucetepe Acting Exec. Director, Acct & Fin.
Green Lane 226(908) 737-4762
Dr. David Yamoah Coordinator of Accounting Willis 203C(908) 737-4142
[email protected]. Benito Sanchez Coordinator of Finance Willis 205J
(908) [email protected]
School of Criminal Justice and Public Administration
Name Title ContactDr. James Drylie Executive Director Willis 303E
(908) [email protected]
Dr. Patrick McManimon Criminal Justice Coordinator Willis 305E(908) 737-4309
[email protected]. Morgan Laury Public Administration
CoordinatorWillis 311L
(908) [email protected]
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School of Management and Marketing
Name Title ContactDr. Shanggeun Rhee Executive Director Willis 103A
(908) [email protected]
Dr. Valerie Vaccaro Marketing Coordinator Willis 105E(908) 737-4123
[email protected]. Rosa Lemel Management Coordinator Willis 105G
(908) [email protected]
School of Global Business
Name Title ContactDr. Geofrey Mills Associate Dean Green Lane 228
(908) [email protected]
Mr. Paul Goncalves Manager of Global Initiatives Green Lane 228(908) 737-4719
Global MBA Program
Name Title ContactDr. Veysel Yucetepe Exec. Director, Global MBA Green Lane 226
(908) [email protected]
Ms. Mariela Fernandez Assistant Green Lane 226(908) 737-4761
Small Business Development Center
Name Title ContactMr. David Margulies Director Willis 402B
(908) [email protected]
Ms. Clementina Sanguiliano Program Assistant Program AssistantWillis 402B
(908) [email protected]
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Center for Cybersecurity
Name Title ContactMr. Walter Rant Managing Assistant Director III Willis 303
(908) [email protected]
Ms. Iryna Zhelezova Program Assistant Willis 303(908) 737-4279
Name Title ContactMr. Jeffrey Victor Director Willis 402B
(908) [email protected]
Ms. Donna Smith Program Assistant Willis 402B(908) 737-4140
Advisement
Every semester, students are assigned to department advisors according to last name. Consult the department of your major to determine your advisor before registering for classes.
All students are admitted to the University as an intended major. Therefore, you must formally apply and be accepted into a major through the academic program that offers the major. It is recommended that you complete this process no later than the spring semester of your sophomore year. Declaration requirements and procedures vary, so consult the academic program that offers the major for requirements and instructions. After meeting all requirements, the executive director/department chairperson or designee will sign a Change of Major form indicating the change in status to declare major. To complete this process, you must obtain a Change of Major form, which needs to be completed and signed by the executive director/ department chairperson or designee, as well as online on the CBPM website. The Change of Major form can be picked up and returned at the One-Stop (Administration Building, 1st floor).
CBPM Views on Academic Advisement
Academic advisement is the responsibility of all full-time faculty. The College of Business and Public Management views academic advisement as an essential
component of the student’s experience. Academic advisement is viewed as an extension of the classroom. The College of Business and Public Management strives for the highest-quality advisement in
keeping with the standards of the National Academic Advising Association.
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Student Responsibilities for Advisement Meetings Students should meet with their faculty advisor prior to registration during faculty office hours. Students should bring their program evaluation to all advisement meetings. Students should become familiar with the Undergraduate Catalog as it contains important
academic policies and information about financial, scholarships, programs, and general information about the university.
o refer students to the Kean website: (http://www.kean.edu/admin/uploads/pdf/Undergraduate_Catalog.pdf)
Students should be familiar with the departmental GPA and curriculum requirements Students should be aware of academic deadlines, know when to register, drop or add classes, or
apply for change of major. Students should keep the faculty updated on their academic progress, changes to their course
selection, and their academic/career goals. Students should attend all classes, complete assignments on time, read College of Business and
Public Management (CBPM) e-mails regularly, and check the CBPM website frequently. Students should be aware of all course pre-requisites and co-requisites. These are found on
Keanwise by clicking on the course description or in the Catalog descriptions of courses on the Kean website.
Take responsibility for their education.
Tips for Faculty Advisors for the Advisement Session
Provide the level of service you would like to receive yourself (or for your own son or daughter). Be on time for your office hours! Realize that although you have been through this process many times, for the student, it is a new
experience. Remember that Kean students often have many responsibilities outside the classroom (as do you)
that may impinge on their time, you might ask about:-work commitments (how many hours do you work in a given week?)-transportation (how much time travelling, bus, train, car)-do you live on campus?-Have you joined any clubs? Suggest a few CBPM clubs or others. See our website.
Recognize honor status if the student has a GPA 3.45 or higher, congratulate them of their performance.
Pay attention to cumulative GPA below the department minimum to declare the major Pay special attention to any student with a cumulative average below 2.0 as they will be on probation
or dismissed. Suggest tutoring or seeing Jean Brown in the retention office for help. If medical or psychological issues, refer to Counseling or Health Services professionals.
Visit the CBPM website regularly for info on majors, minors, clubs, and internships. Share your expectations on careers, research opportunities, and professional organizations that
encourage student membership
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Kean University and CBPM Academic Policies & ProceduresAdd a course:
Courses may be added up to the first week of scheduled classes – KeanWISE Drop a course:
Visit the CAS-One Stop by the designated deadline, which can be found on the Academic & Registration Calendaro First week of classes: 100% refundo Second week of classes: 75% refundo Third week of classes: 50% refundo Fourth week of classes and thereafter: 0% refund
Change course to Pass/Fail Option: To qualify, you must be matriculated, in good academic standing, and have earned at least 30 semester hours of credit. Only available for free elective coursework and for a maximum of six courses Visit the CAS-One Stop within the first three weeks of classes. Pass/Fail Option form: http://www.kean.edu/admin/uploads/pdf/registrar/Pass_Fail_Form.pdf
Withdrawal from Kean: Refer to the Student Accounting website: http://www.kean.edu/KU/Withdrawal-from-the-University Submit a formal request to the Office of the Registrar (Administration Building, 1st floor)
Declaration of Major (CBPM): A minimum cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on 30 or more completed semester hours is required. All foundation courses must be completed with a grade of ‘C’ or better. Visit the Department Office of the major you would like to declare in order to complete a Declaration of Major form.
o Accounting/Finance: Willis Hall 205o Criminal Justice: Willis Hall 305o Public Administration: Willis Hall 311o Management/Marketing: Willis Hall 105
Change of Major (CBPM): Visit the Department Office of the major you would like to change to in order to complete a Change of Major form.
o Accounting/Finance: Willis Hall 205o Criminal Justice: Willis Hall 305o Public Administration: Willis Hall 311o Management/Marketing: Willis Hall 105
Change of Major form: http://www.kean.edu/admin/uploads/NewChangeofMajorFormbyCatalogYear.pdf Declaration of Minor (CBPM):
Declare a minor only when you apply for graduation. Declaration of Minor/Collateral forms may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar (Administration Building, 1st
floor).Transfer Major courses from another school to Kean:
Check the NJ Transfer website: http://www.njtransfer.org/ Fill out a Transfer Course Approval form and seek approval from the department.
Transfer General Education or elective courses from another school to Kean: Check the NJ Transfer website: http://www.njtransfer.org/ If courses are not listed, you must get approval from the department.
Independent Study Forms: Obtain an Independent Study Contract from the department in which you will be completing the independent study. After the contract is approved and completed, you must bring the form (along with photo identification) to either the
Office of the Registrar or CAS-One Stop for in-person registration of the course.Getting into closed Business courses:
Check KeanWISE to see if a section has reopened as a result of other students dropping the course. In unusual and/or compelling circumstances (i.e. seniors needing a course for graduation), an executive
director/chairperson/coordinator may elect to authorize a course overload. Name of Advisor: KeanWISE Registering for an Internship: Internships may have G.P.A. and credit requirements in order to register. Prior to registration, meet with your department advisor. If approved, complete any necessary paperwork with your advisor. Obtain any registration petition clearances prior to the registration date.Questions about Study Abroad: https://sites.google.com/a/kean.edu/cis/study-abroad
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Degrees and Programs in the College of Business and Public Management
Undergraduate Majors
Bachelors of Science Accounting Finance Marketing Management
o *General Business Optiono *International Business Option (not available beginning Fall 2014; see Global Business)o *Management of Organizations Optiono *Supply Chain and Information Management Option
Bachelors of Arts Criminal Justice Public Administration
B.A. & M.P.A. in Public Administration (5-year combined accelerated program)
Departmental Honor Societies and Student Academic Clubs
Student Clubs Accounting Club Global management (MBA) Global Business Club (C.B.C) Global MBA Business Research Society Kean Ocean Entrepreneurship Club DECA Kean Ocean Criminal Justice Club (KOCJ) Wenzhou-Kean University Accounting Club (WKU ACCT Club) Wenzhou-Kean University Finance Club Honor Societies Criminal Justice (Alpha Phi Sigma) Public Administration (Pi Alpha Alpha Public) Graduate Students (Alpha Epsilon Lambda) Management (Mu Kappa Tau) Marketing (Sigma Beta Delta) General (Lambda Alpha Sigma)
Descriptions of Degrees and Programs in CBPM
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Global Business SchoolKean University’s College of Business and Public Management is entering into a new and exciting phase of development with the creation of its Global Business School. Located in a new, state-of-the-art facility, this program will prepare students for careers in the new global economy and will emphasize a curriculum focused on: Innovation – Creativity – Entrepreneurship. Qualified students will have the chance to engage in a digitally infused global business practicum, leadership activities, networking and internships, plus interact with world-class faculty.
AccountingAccounting or accountancy is the study of how an organization records financial transactions and analyzes and communicates the results of such transactions. Utilizing standard accounting financial statements, accountants analyze operating results and discuss ways users can utilize this information. Accountants are employed in private business, non-profit, and governmental settings. The four year degree prepares students for entry level positions. Students preparing for the Uniform CPA exam are encouraged to complete the MS in Accounting degree. At present, a 3.0 GPA is required.
FinanceFinance examines the procurement and allocation of funds and involves significant decision making regarding best alternatives. Finance is the science of managing money. Finance majors may be employed in a variety of settings, life insurance, and portfolio management. At present, a 2.5 GPA is required.
Criminal JusticeCJ is an interdisciplinary field with students provided a background in criminal law, criminology, policing, corrections, and victimology with additional background in race and gender issues. The field is highly practical with experiential and service learning encouraged through the department. A minimum 2.5 GPA is also required.
Public AdministrationWhile political science teaches you how governments work, Public Administration teaches you how to work in government. Think of public administration as similar to business management applied to the public, non-profit or government sectors of the economy. Kean has one of the few undergraduate majors in PA and students are encouraged to complete the MPA program and may utilize the accelerated 5 year program here. PA has numerous applications in fields of law, hospital management, and governmental relations.
ManagementManagement focuses on the skills required to manage the operations of a business. Problem-solving, critical thinking, information technology, and communication skills are demanded in the successful manager. The Bachelor’s degree prepares students for entry level positions in areas of human resource management, systems analysis, information management, and international business. Increasingly this field will require study at the graduate level. A minimum 2.5 is required for entry into the program.
MarketingThink of advertising, product development, marketing research, and distribution methods for an effective marketer. Marketing majors look at the social, economic, and cultural interplay in making strategic decisions. Our program provides the core knowledge areas in marketing as well as an opportunity to specialize in a functional area. A minimum 2.5 is required for entry.
Minors available in Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Public Administration, and Criminal Justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the requirements for graduation?o To qualify, you must be a declared major in the program and complete that program with a
minimum of 124 semester hours of credit. A 2.0 cumulative GPA is required for graduation, although some majors require a higher GPA (i.e., teacher preparation majors).
What is my class standing?o Freshman – maximum of 28.5 earned creditso Sophomore – minimum of 29 to maximum of 55.5 earned creditso Junior – minimum of 56 to maximum of 89.5 earned creditso Senior – minimum of 90 earned credits
How do I make the Dean’s List?o To qualify, you must be matriculated and must have earned a GPA of 3.45 or better for at
least 12 credit hours per semester.
What GPA do I need to graduate with honors?o Summa cum laude – average of 3.85 – 4.00o Magna cum laude – average of 3.65 – 3.84o Cum laude – 3.45 – 3.64
How do I know if I am in good academic standing?o Check Kean Wise for academic standing including probationary status. o Undergraduate – 2.0 GPAo Graduate – 3.0 GPA
How do I transfer credits?o You are responsible for contacting previous institutions to arrange to have final transcripts
sent that reflect coursework completed. The minimum grade accepted for transfer is a D with the following exceptions:
English Composition requires a minimum grade of C Major courses require a minimum grade of C Specific majors may have certain course requirements that have minimum
grades higher than Co If you have a transfer evaluation question, contact Ms. Andrea Rosa at [email protected].
Career Resources for Business Students
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Global Initiatives
Study Abroad: The Center for International Studies coordinates Kean’s Study Abroad program. Studying Abroad allows students to grow intellectually, develop intercultural skills, and learn or develop foreign language skills. All courses are applied to degree requirements and most financial aid can be applied towards program costs. To study abroad, you must meet the minimum G.P.A. requirement in the semester prior to your intended stay abroad. In general, students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA at the time of the program application deadline. You must also be of at least sophomore standing to participate in the study abroad experience. However, check with individual programs for any other requirements.
o https://sites.google.com/a/kean.edu/cis/study-abroad Short Term Study Abroad: Sometimes known as “Travelearn”, it is Kean University’s short-term Study
Abroad program. Travelearn offers participants the opportunity to combine their academic studies with short-term travel to various destinations that are typically not offered through traditional study abroad programs. Travelearn programs are led by faculty that are experts in the field of study related to each program. Activities include: lectures, readings, excursions, and much more.
o https://sites.google.com/a/kean.edu/cis/travelearn
Internship Opportunities
The Cooperative Education/Internship program combines academic study with off-campus, career-related work experience. Students may earn academic credits while on approved employment experiences. Students are supervised by employers and advised by faculty members. While some companies do contact the College with internship opportunities, usually it is up to the student to find a position and then have it approved as appropriate for co-op. The job may be either full- or part-time, and credits earned vary with work experience. This opportunity is available to undergraduate juniors and/or seniors whose academic programs sponsor a co-op education course. At Kean University, titles of the co-op experience vary; they may be designated as internships, apprenticeships, or co-op education. Further information may be obtained by contacting the School’s Executive Director or the Department Coordinator.
JoAnne Beiter, CBPM Director of Internships: www.internships.kean.edu/
Center for Academic Success (CAS)
The mission of the Office of Career Development and Advancement (a division of CAS) is to help the students and recent graduates of Kean University identify and fulfill their career goals. Services available include:
o Workshops (Resume Writing; Interview Preparation; Job Search Skills; How to Choose a Major)o Individualized Career Counselingo Internship Opportunitieso Resume/Cover Letter Critiquingo Mock Interviewso Computer Laboratory and Resource Libraryo On-Campus Recruitment Opportunities
Requirements for Declaration of major
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Major/Program Entrance Requirements
Accounting (B.S.) G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher Grade of B or better in both Principles of Accounting I and II (ACCT 2200
and ACCT 2210, respectively) Complete four of the following courses with a 2.3 or better G.P.A.:
o ECO 1020 Principles of Economics Io ECO 1021 Principles of Economics IIo MGS 2030 Business Organization and Managemento MGS 2150 Business Statistics and Applicationso ACCT 2200 Principles of Accounting Io ACCT 2210 Principles of Accounting IIo FIN 3310 Management of Corporate Finance Io MKT 2500 Principles of Marketing
Finance (B.S.) G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher Complete four of the following courses with a 2.3 or better G.P.A.:
o ECO 1020 Principles of Economics Io ECO 1021 Principles of Economics IIo MGS 2030 Business Organization and Managemento MGS 2150 Business Statistics and Applicationso ACCT 2200 Principles of Accounting Io ACCT 2210 Principles of Accounting IIo FIN 3310 Management of Corporate Finance Io MKT 2500 Principles of Marketing
Marketing (B.S.) G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher Complete four of the following courses with a 2.3 or better G.P.A.:
o ECO 1020 Principles of Economics Io ECO 1021 Principles of Economics IIo MGS 2030 Business Organization and Managemento MGS 2150 Business Statistics and Applicationso ACCT 2200 Principles of Accounting Io ACCT 2210 Principles of Accounting IIo FIN 3310 Management of Corporate Finance Io MKT 2500 Principles of Marketing
Management (B.S.)
General Business OptionInternational Business Option
Management of Organizations OptionSupply Chain and Information
Management Option
G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher Complete four of the following courses with a C or better:
o ECO 1020 Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics)o ECO 1021 Principles of Economics II (Microeconomics)o MGS 2030 Principles of Managemento MGS 2150 Business Statistics & Applicationso ACCT 2200 Principles of Accounting Io ACCT 2210 Principles of Accounting IIo FIN 3310 Corporate Finance Io MKT 2500 Principles of Marketing
Criminal Justice (B.A.) G.P.A. of 2.5 or higher
Public Administration (B.A.) G.P.A. of 2.0 or higher
Public Administration(combined B.A. & M.P.A.)
G.P.A. of 3.4 or higher Grade of A or B in all Public Administration courses
Global Business (B.S.) G.P.A. of 3.0 of higher
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Online Advising ResourcesOffice of the Registrar Academic Advisement - http://kean.edu/KU/Academic-Advisement Enrollment Verification - http://kean.edu/KU/Enrollment-Verification Academic Amnesty - http://131.125.2.140/admin/uploads/pdf/forms/AcademicAmnesty.pdf Registrar Forms - http://kean.edu/KU/Forms-Registrar Graduation Information - http://kean.edu/KU/Graduation-Information Registrar Resources - http://kean.edu/KU/Office-of-the-Registrar-Resources Registration Information - http://kean.edu/KU/Registration-Information Transcript Request - http://kean.edu/KU/Transcript-Request Undergraduate Catalog - http://www.kean.edu/admin/uploads/pdf/Undergraduate_Catalog.pdf Winter Session - http://kean.edu/KU/Winter-Session
College of Business and Public Management Website - http://www.kean.edu/KU/College-of-Business-and-Public-Management Global Business School - http://www.kean.edu/KU/Global-Business-School School of Accounting and Finance - http://www.kean.edu/ku/School-of-Accounting-Finance School of Criminal Justice and Public Administration - http://www.kean.edu/ku/School-of-Criminal-
Justice-Public-Administration School of Management, Marketing, and International Business - http://www.kean.edu/ku/School-of-
Management-Marketing-and-International-Business Small Business Development Center - http://www.kean.edu/ku/Small-Business-Development-Center
Center for Academic Success Website - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/ One Stop - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/onestop.html Placement Testing - http://cas.kean.edu/ Academic Dismissal Appeals - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/ourdivisions.html Transfer and Readmission Services - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/transferadmission.html Career Development and Advancement - http://www.kean.edu/~career/ Orientation and Registration Services - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/orientationservices.html Success Tools (GPA Calculator) - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/gpacalculator.html Guide Sheets & Four-Year Plans - http://www.kean.edu/~cas/currentguidesheets.html
General Resources: KeanWISE - https://webreg.kean.edu/ Blackboard - http://online.kean.edu/ Computer and Information Services - http://kean.edu/KU/Computer-and-Information-Services Counseling Center - http://kean.edu/KU/Counseling-Center Student Employment: http://www.kean.edu/KU/Adjunct-Academic-Specialists-Student-Employment Financial Aid - http://kean.edu/KU/Financial-Aid Health Services - http://kean.edu/KU/Health-Services Residential Student Services - http://www.kean.edu/~reslife/
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Career Planning Guide
Freshman Year – Self Awareness
Identify skills, interests, and values-consider taking interest/career assessment tests
Participate in Career Development/Freshman seminar
Go to www.kean.edu/~career and learn to navigate the website
Research majors/careers that match your skills, interests, and values
Develop/update resume
Look for part-time or summer work to gain knowledge and experience about career fields
Take courses with the service learning component
Consider volunteering as a way to gain experience
Become active in campus activities - join a club or organization
Sophomore Year - Career Awareness
Continue research and narrow career choices
Determine academic requirements for career interests
Conduct at least two informational interviews or job shadowing
Determine skills needed for your career choice(s) and create a plan to develop or improve them
Develop short term and long term goals
Update resume and have it critiqued
Take resume to Cooperative Education office and complete application for a co-op or internship
Join a student chapter of a professional association related to your major
Stay active in campus activities and organizations
Meet with academic advisor for assistance with course decisions and choice of majors
Officially declare your major with the Registrar's Office
Junior Year - Academic Awareness
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Meet with your academic advisor to ensure you are on the track for graduation
Make decisions on specific career areas and begin research on the business or industry
Participate in co-op/internship program to ensure you have practical experience to add to your
resume
View interview video and begin to practice
Attend Teacher Job Fairs or Career Days/ Dialogues with Employers/table recruitment
sessions/workshops
Take leadership role in clubs or student organizations
Consider graduate school and obtain information on schools and requirements
Continue with information interviewing/job shadowing
Begin to gather recommendations and provide each person with a copy of your resume (and do
so each time you update it)
Start to look for and build a professional wardrobe
Senior Year - Professional Awareness
Have your resume and cover letter critiqued
Consider your values as you select the companies where you apply for employment
Coordinate your personal calendar with scheduled on campus career activities (see
www.kean.edu/~career)
Gather industry standard salary information
Attend local professional association meetings and remain active in student associations
Review interview video and schedule mock interview
Develop a list of prospective employers
Research any employer you plan to interview with and develop a list of questions for them
Take graduate school exams and complete applications
Keep notes and records on all job search activities
Be sure to follow-up each interview with a thank you note
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ACCOUNTINGACCOUNTING
MGS 3110*
FIN 3310*ACCT 2210*
ACCT 2200* MGS 2030*
MATH 1000(Col. Alg.)
MGS 4010*
MATH 1044 Precalc
ACCT 3220
CPS 1032 ACCT 2232 ACCT 3210 ACCT 3230
ACCT 3231ACCT 3240
ACCT 4270 ACCT 4990ACCT 4210
BLAW 3052
BLAW 2051*MKT 2500*
MGS 4999(* = prerequisite for MGS 4999)
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FINANCEFINANCE
MATH 1044
FIN 3311FIN 4310
FIN 3350
MGS 2110
FIN 3310*ACCT 2205*CPS 1032MGS 3040
CPS 1032
MGS 4010*
MATH 1000
ACCT 2200*MGS 2150* MKT 2500* MGS 3040*BLAW 2051*MGS 2030*
FIN 3380 FIN 4300
MGS 4999(* = prerequisite for MGS 4999)
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MARKETINGMARKETING
MGS 2030* MGS 2150* ACCT 2200* MGS 2110
MKT 4500
MKT 3510 MKT 4220MKT 3550
MGS 4010*FIN 3310*ACCT 2205*CPS 1032MGS 3040*
CPS 1032
BLAW 2051*MKT 2500*
MATH 1000
MATH 1044
MGS 4999(* = prerequisite for MGS 4999)
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MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT
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CRIMINAL JUSTICECRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJ 3610
CJ 2600
SOC 1000
MATH 1016
CJ 2610
CJ 4600
CJ 3685
CJ 3675
CJ 3650
CJ 3630
CJ 3500
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONPUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PA 2000
PA 3300
PA 3200
PA 3001
PA 3100
PA 2010
TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 8:00-8:30
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College of Business and Public Management Schedule
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Quick Tips
1. Must have program evaluation to complete registration advisement. Transfer students refer to this document as a transfer evaluation. Some advisors find the guidesheet easier to use as everything fits on one page.
2. Use Keanwise to search for course offerings.3. Students may add classes during the first week of the semester and need
permission from the Dean’s Office (see Assistant Dean Farrokh) for late additions.
4. Students may withdraw from a course (or the semester) without grade penalty prior to the withdrawal deadline indicated on the academic calendar.
5. Students may take up to 18 credits for the Fall or Spring semesters. See the Dean’s Office for credit overloads.
6. When in doubt, ask a senior faculty member or Farrokh for all student related issues.
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