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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & KINESIOLOGY

B.S. LOWER LEVEL DEGREE PLAN IN SPORT MANAGEMENT

STUDENT UIN# 00 (Last) (First) (Pref.) Cultural Discourse Course (3 hours): SPMT 304/319 International and Cultural Diversity (3 hours): ______________

Foreign Language (2 yrs HS or 2 semesters University) ___________

COURSE # HRS. SEM. GRD. COURSE # HRS. SEM. GRD. ENGLISH & SPEECH (6) SPORT MANAGEMENT (16)

ENGL 103/104 – Composition & Rhetoric 3 SPMT 217# – Found. of Sport Mgmt. 3

COMM 203 – Public Speaking 3 SPMT 225# – Prac. Skills Sport Prof. 3 MATH (9) HLTH 240# or ISTM 209# 3

MATH 140 – Math for Business & Soc. Sci. 3 SPMT 304$# – Sport Psychology 3

MATH 142 – Business Calculus 3 SPMT 319$# – Sociology of Sport 3

STAT 201 – Elementary Statistical Inf. 3 SPMT 481 1 LIFE & PHYSICAL SCIENCE ** (9) SPMT ELECTIVES ^ (6)

Lecture: SPMT#… 3

Lab (Optional): SPMT#… 3

Lecture: DIRECTED ELECTIVES^ (9) Lab (Optional): KINE 120 or 223# 1 or 3

LANGUAGE, PHIL & CULTURE ** (3) 3

CREATIVE ARTS ** (3) FREE ELECTIVES (3) 3

SOCIAL SCIENCE (3) MINOR ( 9 12 15 18 ) ECON 202 or 203 3

CITIZENSHIP ** (12) HIST 3

HIST 3

POLS 206 – American National Govt. 3

POLS 207 – State and Local Govt. 3

Courses outlined in BOLD indicate classes that MUST be taken before admission to the Professional Phase of the program can be granted $ Count as Cultural Discourse Courses ** Refer to core.tamu.edu. All courses MUST satisfy University Core Curriculum. Some may also meet International and Cultural Diversity requirements ^ See Curriculum Spreadsheet and/or Elective List for acceptable courses. Some electives may meet International and Cultural Diversity requirements # Courses must be taken at Texas A&M University

STUDENT DATE ADVISOR DATE PROPOSED GRAD. DATE:

ASST. DIRECTOR DATE

SPORT MANAGEMENT

Cat. 201931

COURSEMIN.

GRADECLASS SUBSTITUTE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

ENGL 103/104 C U1, U2 Needed to enroll in upper level coursework

COMM 203 C 205, 243 Needed to enroll in upper level coursework

MATH 140 D 152,172 Needed to enroll in upper level coursework

MATH 142 D 151,171

LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY & CULTURE D See core.tamu.edu; Must satisfy Core Curriculum requirements in the Catalog

LIFE & PHYSICAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE D See core.tamu.edu; Must satisfy Core Curriculum requirements in the Catalog

KINE 120 or KINE 223 D KINE 120 is a 1-credit hour course; KINE 223 is a 3-credit hour course

HIST D See core.tamu.edu; Must satisfy Core Curriculum requirements in the Catalog.

POLS 206 D

POLS 207 D

ECON 202/203 C Needed to enroll in upper level courseworkCREATIVE ARTS D See core.tamu.edu; Must satisfy Core Curriculum requirements in the Catalog.ISTM 209/HLTH 240+ C Needed to enroll in upper level coursework

SPMT 217 C Needed to enroll in upper level coursework

SPMT 225 C Needed to enroll in upper level coursework

SPMT 304 C U3

SPMT 319 C U3 SOCI 319

SPMT 481 C

Directed Electives (9 Hrs) C Must be chosen from the Directed Electives List

Free Elective (3 hrs) D Any 3 hours not currently used on degree plan

Spt Mgmt Electives (6 hrs) C See the Electives page in this packet for options

STAT 201 C 302/303

+ Any student planning to apply for the Applied option needs to take ISTM 209

04/2020 Cat 201931

GENERAL RULES Sport Management

Catalog 201931 I. REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSING UPPER LEVEL COURSEWORK ON THE INTERDISCIPLINARY OPTION

The pre-requisites indicate “preparedness” for upper level coursework

1. Complete a minimum of 45 hours of degree plan coursework; 30 of which must be University Core Curriculum; with a minimum of 15 hours at Texas A&M.

2. Complete the following with a grade of “C” or better: ENGL 104 ECON 202 SPMT 217 COMM 203

MATH 140 SPMT 225 HLTH 240/ISTM 209

3. GPR requirements: 2.0 overall A&M GPR.

4. Declare your minor with the appropriate advisor.

II. REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLYING FOR ADMISSION TO THE APPLIED OPTION

The pre-requisites indicate “preparedness” for upper level coursework

1. Complete a minimum of 45 hours of degree plan coursework; 30 of which must be University Core Curriculum; with a minimum of 15 hours at Texas A&M.

2. Complete the following with a grade of “C” or better: ENGL 104 ECON 202 SPMT 217 COMM 203

MATH 140 SPMT 225 ISTM 209

3. GPR requirements: 2.5 overall A&M GPR.

4. Submit application by the required deadline. Applications must be complete, accurate and cannot be handwritten to be considered and must be signed by the applicant. Applications are sent via email at the beginning of each semester.

Enrollment Management: Entrance to the Applied Option is a COMPETITIVE process. A faculty committee will review all applications. All applicants will be rank ordered from highest to lowest based on the criteria outlined in the application. The total number of applicants to be accepted will be determined by the Department based on the number of "seats available" in the program for Applied Option. Applicants will be accepted on a "best qualified" basis subject to "seats available.” Meeting minimum qualifications is no guarantee for admission.

Determination of admission will be made approximately 30 days after the application deadline in the semester in which you applied. Notification of acceptance OR denial to the Applied Option of the Sport Management program will be made by email to the applicant’s TAMU e-mail address. Applicants who frequently drop or withdraw from courses will be at a disadvantage in the review for admission. Students may apply for admission no more than two times.

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I. PROGRESS TOWARDS DEGREE

Students must show progress towards their degree by completing a combined total of 24 credit hours on their degree plan during the fall and spring semesters. At the end of the spring semester, students who did not complete 24 credit hours on their degree plan will be placed on probation. They must complete at least 12 hours on their degree plan plus make up any additional hours not completed the year before during the next fall semester. Failure to do so will result in dismissal from the department.

II. UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PLANNER REQUIREMENT All students are required by TEC§51.9685 (formerly House Bill 3025) to complete an online undergraduate degree plan annually. The Undergraduate Degree Planner can be found in the Howdy Portal on the My Record tab in the Undergraduate Degree Planner channel. Guides for using the Undergraduate Degree Planner are also available on Howdy. The Degree Planner typically opens for submission on March 1st and is due for Health & Kinesiology by August 1st. The Degree Planner is accessible at any time to plan future semesters.

III. COURSE FORCING The Health & Kinesiology department will not force students into any course that does not fall within our department (i.e. HLTH, KINE & SPMT). If a student is entering their final semester before graduation and needs a course that falls within the HLKN Department, they may be able to be forced into that course depending on classroom space. If a course falls outside of the HLKN Department, students will need to contact the College and/or Department in which that course is housed in order to see if they can be forced in.

IV. INTERDISCIPLINARY OPTION The Interdisciplinary Option of the Sport Management program is ideal for students looking for more flexibility in their degree plan. In addition to being able to choose your minor on this option, you also have increased elective hours to either build in a second minor or additional coursework from various disciplines that apply to the Sport Management field. If you are interested in exploring various areas within the discipline, this is a great option. Additionally, if you are looking to focus on communication/journalism, facilitates management, statistics, economics, law or other non-business fields, this is a great option to explore.

V. APPLIED OPTION The Applied Option of the Sport Management program is much more rigid than the Interdisciplinary Option. In addition to a required Business minor, students on this option will be asked to complete a field based internship experience in their final semester as part of their degree requirements. This option is going to be better for students who want a stronger business emphasis, have already complete various volunteer and industry experiences, and have a good idea of the specific area they want to work in in the Sport Management field.

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B.S. DEGREE PLAN IN SPORT MANAGEMENT—Applied Option (SPI)

STUDENT UIN# 00 (Last) (First) (Pref.) Writing Requirement SPMT 423 & SPMT 482 Foreign Language (2 yrs. HS OR 2 semesters University) International and Cultural Diversity (3 hours) Cultural Discourse Course (3 hours) SPMT 304/319

COURSE # HRS. SEM. GRD. COURSE # HRS. SEM. GRD.

ENGLISH & SPEECH (6) SPORT MANAGEMENT (16) ENGL 3 SPMT 217# – Found. of Sport Management 3

COMM 3 SPMT 225# – Practical Skills 3 MATH (6) SPMT 304$# – Sport Psychology 3

MATH 3 SPMT 319$# – Sociology of Sport 3

MATH 3 SPMT 481# – Seminar in… 1 LIFE & PHYSICAL SCIENCE ** (9) ISTM 209# - Mgmt. Information Systems 3

Lecture: 4 or 3 SPMT ELECTIVES ^ (6) Lab (Optional): 1 SPMT…

Lecture: 4 or 3 SPMT…

Lab (Optional): 1 SPMT… KINE 120 or 223# 1 or 3 SPMT…

LANGUAGE, PHIL & CULTURE ** (3) DIRECTED ELECTIVES ^ (9) 3

CREATIVE ARTS ** (3) 3

SOCIAL SCIENCE (3) ECON 3

CITIZENSHIP ** (12) FREE ELECTIVE (3) HIST 3

HIST 3

POLS 206 – American National Govt. 3

POLS 207 – State and Local Govt. 3 STATISTICS (3) UPPER LEVEL (26)

STAT 201 3 SPMT 333 – Sport Management 3 BUSINESS MINOR (15) SPMT 421 – Legal Aspects of Sport 3

ACCT 209 – Survey of Acct Principles 3 SPMT 422 – Financing Sport Operations 3

MGMT 209 – Bus, Govt. & Society 3 SPMT 423 + – Marketing Aspects of Sport 3

MGMT 309 #– Survey of Management 3 SPMT 482 + – Prof. Writing Seminar 1

MKTG 409 #– Principles of Marketing 3 SPMT 402* – Pre-internship Field Exp. 1

FINC 409 #– Survey of Finance Principles 3 SPMT 484% – Internship 12

$ Count as Cultural Discourse Courses * Pre-internship course which MUST be taken the last semester (including summer) before internship. % Internship is the only course that can be taken in the final semester; student will pay tuition for this course **Refer to core.tamu.edu. All courses MUST satisfy University Core Curriculum. Some may also meet International and Cultural Diversity requirements. # These courses must be taken at Texas A&M University. ^ See Curriculum Spreadsheet and/or Elective List for acceptable courses. Some electives may meet International and Cultural Diversity requirements. +SPMT 423 & 482 will fulfill the University Core Curriculum Writing Requirement.

STUDENT DATE MINIMUM HOURS REQUIRED: 120 ADVISOR DATE PROPOSED GRAD. DATE:

Field Based Degree Planning ExampleDepartment of Health and Kinesiology

Texas A&M University

Fall Spring Summer Session I Summer Session II Course Cr Hrs Course Cr Hrs Course Cr Hrs Course Cr Hrs

ENGL 104 3 MATH 140 3 MATH 142 3 COMM 203 3HIST 3 HIST 3 VOLUNTEER 0 VOLUNTEER 0CREATIVE ARTS 3 SCIENCE 3 SPMT 217 3 ACCT 209/229 3

TOTAL 12 TOTAL 12 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 3


ECON 202/203 3 POLS 207 3 MGMT 209/211 3 STAT 201 3ISTM 209 3 KINE 223 3 INTERNSHIP 0 INTERNSHIP 0SCIENCE 3 SPMT ELECTIVE 3 SPMT 225 3 LPC 3 POLS 206 3 DIRECTED ELE 3 VOLUNTEER 0 VOLUNTEER 0


Spring Summer Session I Summer Session II Course Cr Hrs Course Cr Hrs Course Cr Hrs Course Cr Hrs

SPMT 319 3 DIRECTED ELE 3 INTERNSHIP 0 INTERNSHIP 0DIRECTED ELE 3 FREE ELECTIVE 3 MGMT 309 3 MKTG 409 3 SPMT ELE 3 FINC 409 3 SPMT 304 3 SMT 333 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 0 TOTAL 0


SPMT 421 3 SPMT 484 12 SPMT 422 3 SPMT 423 3 SPMT 402 1 SPMT 481 1 SPMT 482 1 TOTAL 12 TOTAL 12 TOTAL 0 TOTAL 0

Spring 2023Planned Graduation Date:

Fall (Apply for Pro. Phase)

Catalog 201931


B.S. DEGREE PLAN IN SPORT MANAGEMENT—Interdisciplinary Option (SPN)

STUDENT UIN# 00 (Last) (First) (Pref.) Writing Requirement SPMT 423 & SPMT 482 Foreign Language (2 yrs. HS OR 2 semesters University) International and Cultural Diversity (3 hours) Cultural Discourse Course (3 hours) SPMT 304/319

COURSE # HRS. SEM. GRD. COURSE # HRS. SEM. GRD.

ENGLISH & SPEECH (6) SPORT MANAGEMENT (16) ENGL 103/104 3 SPMT 217# – Found. of Sport Management 3

COMM 203 3 SPMT 225# – Practical Skills 3 MATH (6) SPMT 304$# – Sport Psychology 3

MATH 140 3 SPMT 319$# – Sociology of Sport 3

MATH 142 3 SPMT 481# – Seminar in… 1 LIFE & PHYSICAL SCIENCE ** (9) HLTH 240 or ISTM 209# 3

Lecture: 3 SPMT ELECTIVES ^ (9) Lab (Optional): 1 SPMT…

Lecture: 3 SPMT… Lab (Optional): 1 SPMT… KINE 120 or 223# 1 or 3 SPMT…

LANGUAGE, PHIL & CULTURE ** (3) DIRECTED ELECTIVES ^ ( 16 19 22 ) 3

CREATIVE ARTS ** (3) 3

SOCIAL SCIENCE (3) ECON 202/203 3

CITIZENSHIP ** (12) HIST 3

HIST 3

POLS 206 – American National Govt. 3 POLS 207 – State and Local Govt. 3 FREE ELECTIVES (3)

STATISTICS (3 ) STAT 201 3

MINOR ( 12 15 18 )

UPPER LEVEL (13) SPMT 333 – Sport Management 3

SPMT 421 – Legal Aspects of Sport 3

SPMT 422 – Financing Sport Operations 3

SPMT 423 + – Marketing Aspects of Sport 3 SPMT 482 + – Prof. Writing Seminar 1

$ Count as Cultural Discourse Courses **Refer to core.tamu.edu. All courses MUST satisfy University Core Curriculum. Some may also meet International and Cultural Diversity requirements. ^ See Curriculum Spreadsheet and/or Elective List for acceptable courses. Some electives may meet International and Cultural Diversity requirements. +SPMT 423 & 482 will fulfill the University Core Curriculum Writing Requirement.

STUDENT DATE MINIMUM HOURS REQUIRED: 120 ADVISOR DATE PROPOSED GRAD. DATE:

CHAIR, SPMT DATE

Degree Planning WorksheetDepartment of Health and Kinesiology


Name: Date:


ENGL 104 3 MATH 140 3 MATH 142 3 COMM 203 3HIST 3 HIST 3 VOLUNTEER 0 VOLUNTEER 0CREATIVE ARTS 3 SCIENCE 3 SPMT 217 3 MINOR 3



ECON 202/203 3 POLS 207 3 VOLUNTEER 0 STAT 201 3

HLTH 240/ISTM 209 3 KINE 223 3 VOLUNTEER 0

SCIENCE 3 SPMT ELECTIVE 3 SPMT 225 3 LPC 3 POLS 206 3 DIRECTED ELE 3 VOLUNTEER 0 VOLUNTEER 0



SPMT 319 3 MINOR 3 INTERNSHIP 1DIRECTED ELE 3 DIRECTED ELEC 3 MINOR 3 FREE ELECTIVE 3 SPMT ELEC 3 SPMT ELEC 3 SPMT 304 3 SPMT 333 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 0


MINOR 3 MINOR 3 DIRECTED ELE 3 DIRECTED ELEC 3 SPMT 421 3 DIRECTED ELEC 3 SPMT 422 3 SPMT 423 3 SPMT 481 1 SPMT 482 1


Spring 2023Planned Graduation Date:

SPMT Interdisciplinary Student (15 hour minor)

02/2018 201931

Approved Minors for Sport Management Interdisciplinary Option

Business College/Department: Mays Business School Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Notify SPMT Advisor Hours: 18 Communication College/Department: Liberal Arts/Communication Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Acquire minor form from COMM advisor; submit to SPMT Advisor Hours: 15 Journalism College/Department: Liberal Arts/Journalism Pre-Requisites: JOUR 102; fewer than 30 hours & 3.0 GPA Declaration Process: Application through JOUR department Hours: 18 Coaching College/Department: Education/Health & Kinesiology Pre-Requisites: BIOL 111 Declaration Process: Application through HLKN department Hours: 18 RPTS – Tourism Resource Management College/Department: Agriculture/Recreation, Parks & Tourism Sciences Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Notify SPMT Advisor Hours: 18 RPTS – Youth Development College/Department: Agriculture/Recreation, Parks & Tourism Sciences Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Notify SPMT Advisor Hours: 18

RPTS – Recreation & Park Tourism Sciences College/Department: Agriculture/Recreation, Parks & Tourism Sciences Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Notify SPMT Advisor Hours: 18 Psychology College/Department: Liberal Arts, Psychology Pre-Requisites: PSYC 107; fewer than 90 hours Declaration Process: Acquire form from PSYC advisor; submit to SPMT advisor Hours: 15 Facility Management College/Department: Architecture, Construction Science Pre-Requisites: 2.0 GPA Declaration Process: Application through COSC department Hours: 18 Human Resource Development College/Department: Education, Education Administration & Human Resource Development Pre-Requisites: 2.0 GPA; between 12 and 75 total hours Declaration Process: Application through EHRD department Hours: 18 Leadership Studies College/Department: Agriculture/Agriculture Leadership & Education Development Pre-Requisites: ALED 202; 2.5 GPA; fewer than 75 hours Declaration Process: Acquire form from ALED department; submit to SPMT advisor Hours: 15 Art – New Media College/Department: Architecture/Visualization Pre-Requisites: 3.0 GPA Declaration Process: Application through VIST department Hours: 18

Statistics College/Department: Science/Statistics Pre-Requisites: MATH 151 & 152 or equivalent Declaration Process: Acquire form from STAT department; submit to SPMT advisor Hours: 15 Philosophy College/Department: Liberal Arts/Philosophy Pre-Requisites: Less than 90 hours Declaration Process: Acquire form from PHIL department; submit to SPTM advisor Hours: 15 Sociology College/Department: Liberal Arts/Sociology Pre-Requisites: 1 SOCI course (C or better); less than 95 hours Declaration Process: Acquire form from SOCI department; submit to SPTM advisor Hours: 15 Economics College/Department: Liberal Arts/Economics Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Acquire form from ECON department; submit to SPTM advisor Hours: 15 Pre-Law Certificate College/Department: Liberal Arts/Philosophy Pre-Requisites: None Declaration Process: Acquire form from PHIL department; submit to SPTM advisor Hours: 12 Professional Event Management Certificate College/Department: Agriculture/Recreation, Parks & Tourism Sciences Pre-Requisites: RPTS 311 Declaration Process: Application through RPTS department Hours: 15

Revised 02/20

Electives

All Sport Management students are required to take at least 6 hours of SPMT Electives, 9 hours of Directed Electives, and 3 hours of Free Electives. All SPMT courses listed below count as SPMT Electives and can also count as Directed Electives if a student desires to take more than 6 hours from the list. The following rules apply to the electives:

1. Maximum of 3 hours of SPMT 483 (course must be approved by a SPMT faculty member) 2. Maximum of 6 hours of SPMT 485 (course must be approved by a SPMT faculty member)

(Bolded courses satisfy the International & Cultural Diversity credit requirement)

# If taken strategically, these courses correspond to certain minors on campus (ALED, COMM & RPTS); please talk to your advisor if you are interested in picking up a 2nd minor

* SPMT 481 is required for both degree options, but additional seminars can be taken as SPMT or Directed Electives

** These courses have previously had international and domestic study abroad/field trip opportunities attached to them (destinations have included, but are not limited to, Colorado; Netherlands; Germany; Italy; Greece and England)

NOTE: Most 300/400 level courses will require U3 status or higher, please be sure to check all restrictions prior to registration

Sport Management Electives

SPMT 220** – Olympic Studies SPMT 340** – Sport Governance SPMT 230 – Introduction to Leadership SPMT 412 – Management of Special Events SPMT 316 – Sport Sales & Revenue Generation SPMT 420 – Sports Facility Planning SPMT 330 – Applied Leadership SPMT 481* – Seminar in… SPMT 321 – Risk Management SPMT 483 – Practicum in Sports Management SPMT 334 – Sports Communication SPMT 285/485** – Directed Studies SPMT 336 – Diversity in Sport Organizations SPMT 489 – Special Topics (vary by sem.) SPMT 337** – International Sport Business SPMT 291/491 – Research in Sport Management

Directed Electives

Business Leadership & Communication MGMT 105 – Introduction to Business (U1/U2 only) COMM 205# – Communication for Tech. Professions FINC 201 – Personal Finance COMM 210# – Group Communication & Discussion ECON 203 – Principles of Economics COMM 320# – Organizational Communication ACCT 210 – Survey of Managerial & Cost Acct. Principles ALED 340# – Professional Leadership Development MGMT 212 – Business Law ALED 341# – Team Learning (ALED 340 is pre-req.) RPTS 302 – Applications of Tourism Principles ALED 342# – Learning Organizations RPTS 331# – Tourism Marketing (RPTS 302 pre-req.)

Cultural/Diversity Social & Personal Impact RPTS 340# – Recreation, Parks, & Diverse Populations PSYC 107 – Introduction to Psychology MKTG 402** – Global Marketing (Summer only) RPTS 301# – Leisure & Outdoor Recreation in U.S. Culture EHRD 408 – Diversity Issues & Practices in HRD COMM 315# – Interpersonal Communication WGST 430 – Employment Discrimination Law COMM 340# – Communication & Popular Culture RPTS 426 – Tourism Impacts

Event Planning

RPTS 311 – Planning & Implementation of Event/Programs

Courses Available for Transfer

The courses listed below are the only courses that can be transferred into your degree plan; all other courses are required to be taken at Texas A&M or will require faculty approval in order to count. Please be sure you utilize the Transfer Course Equivalency website or consult your advisor to make sure you are taking the correct course. If you have questions, always ask your advisor; do not rely on information from other students.

General Courses

Texas A&M Course Number Transfers to A&M As… Texas Common Course Number ENGL 103 ENGL 103 ENGL 1301 ENGL 104 ENGL 104 ENGL 1302

COMM 203 COMM 203 SPCH 1315 COMM 243 COMM 243 SPCH 2335 MATH 140 MATH 140, 141, or MATH 1324 MATH 1324 MATH 142 MATH 142 MATH 1325 ECON 202 ECON 202 ECON 2302 ECON 203 ECON 203 ECON 2301 POLS 206 POLS 206 GOVT 2305 POLS 207 POSL 207 GOVT 2306

ACCT 209* ACCT 229 ACCT 2301 MGMT 209* MGMT 211 BUSI 2371 (@ Blinn)

Other courses are also eligible for transfer in the following categories, but are too numerous to list here. To find a list of Texas Common Course Numbers for Natural Sciences, History, Creative Arts and Language, Philosophy & Culture courses, please go to the following website:

http://catalog.tamu.edu/undergraduate/appendices/texas-common-course-numbering-system/

Directed Electives

Texas A&M Course Number Transfers to A&M As… Texas Common Course Number FINC 201 FINC 201 BUSI 1307

MGMT 105 MGMT 105 BUSI 1301 MGMT 212 MGMT 212 BUSI 2301 PSYC 107 PSYC 107 PSYC 2301

COMM 210 COMM 210 SPCH 2333

Remember that it is always a good idea to consult with your Academic Advisor before taking a course away from A&M to ensure that you are taking the correct course.

*Only for students planning to pursue the Business Minor

http://catalog.tamu.edu/undergraduate/appendices/texas-common-course-numbering-system/

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