BS Four-Year Degree Plan: Applied Business Track

Sample schedule

The below schedule is only one example of a possible degree plan and is provided for informational purposes only. Meet with an advisor early to develop a degree plan that best suits your needs.

Tips for success

• Students with prior language experience may be eligible to begin at a more advanced level based on dual-credit transfers and/or placement tests results. Students who test out of lower-level courses may receive retroactive credit upon successful completion of more advanced courses.
• Students may complete the Bachelor of Science in Modern Language with a concentration in Chinese, French, German, Japanese, or Spanish. This 8-semester plan applies to all language concentrations. (Chinese and Japanese options require at least a semester abroad.)
• Students must meet with an advisor in their language area to design an advised course list.
• This degree has 12 hours of electives related to a single business focus, industry, or profession, subject to approval from the Office of the Dean of the College of Business. Prerequisites may apply. Students may not apply more than 24 credit hours of College of Business coursework toward this option.
• The Language Composition course (312) represented in Semester 5 above is a prerequisite for all language courses after it and should be taken as early as possible.
• Students must take at least one Language Upper-Division course in literature and one Language Upper-Division course in culture or history.
• Students must meet all other university requirements for graduation, to include 120 credit hour minimum and 40 credit hours of upper-division courses.
• Students wishing to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in a modern language may pursue an individualized major.