Undergraduate students may pursue two BSBA majors within the College of Business. Eligible majors include Accounting, Business Analytics and Intelligence, Finance, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Management, Marketing, and Supply Chain Management.
Students with a 3.20 GPA or higher and strong academic motivation are generally well-prepared for the rigor of a second major.
Double Major Requirements
- Students who transferred into the College of Business with 75+ earned credits may request to add a second BSBA major through an advisor.
- Business core courses count toward both majors.
- When courses overlap between majors, shared required courses count for both. If a course is required for one major and an elective in the other, it applies to the major that requires it.
- Students must complete all required courses for each major.
- Double majors typically do not have free electives and may need summer, J-term, or additional semesters to finish.
- The second major must include at least 21 unique credits beyond the first major.
- If a major does not offer enough elective options to meet the 21-credit requirement, students should meet with an advisor and may need to petition the COB Scholastic Standing Committee.
- Students earn one degree with both majors listed on the transcript.
- Students may not pursue three majors within one BSBA degree.
Accounting — Finance
Follow the Accounting Curriculum Sheet, and add:
- BAI 311: Managerial Decision Support Systems
- FIN 321: Security Analysis;
- FIN 322: Financial Institutions and Markets;
- FIN 420: Advanced Financial Management;
- FIN 421; Derivative Securities and Risk Management;
- FIN 424: Fixed Income Security Analysis; and
- Choose two Finance electives which may include:
- FIN 323 Fundamentals of Real Estate
- FIN 335 Fundamentals of Risk Management of Insurance;
- FIN 412 Introduction to Financial Data Analytics;
- FIN 422 and/or FIN 423 Student Investment Fund;
- FIN 431 Financial Technologies;
- FIN 432 CFA Exam Preparation;
- FIN 433 Machine Learning for Finance;
- FIN 434 FinTech Law;
- FIN 435 Topics in Risk Management
- Choose two Finance electives which may include:
Finance — Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Follow the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Curriculum Sheet and add:
- ACC301: Intermediate Accounting I;
- ACC 302: Intermediate Accounting II;
- FIN 321: Security Analysis;
- FIN 322: Financial Institutions and Markets;
- FIN 420: Advanced Financial Management;
- FIN 421; Derivative Securities and Risk Management;
- FIN 424: Fixed Income Security Analysis; and
- FIN 428: Multinational Finance
FinTech — Business Analytics and Intelligence
Follow the Finance Curriculum Sheet with the FinTech Path and add:
- BAI 311: Managerial Decision Support Systems
- BAI 356: Business Analytics Programming;
- BAI 405: End User Development for Business;
- BAI 455: Business Applications Programming II;
- BAI 456; Management of Databases;
- BAI 457: Visualizing Data for Business Intelligence and
- Choose one BAI elective which may include:
- BAI 357, BAI 358, BAI 447
- BAI 458 Fashion Retail Analytics
- BAI 476 Machine Learning for Business Intelligence*
- MKT467 Customer Analytics*
- MGT461 Management Data Analysis and Communication
- Choose one BAI elective which may include:
Marketing — Business Analytics and Intelligence
Follow the Marketing Curriculum Sheet and add:
- BAI 356: Business Analytics Programming;
- BAI 405: End User Development for Business;
- BAI 455: Business Applications Programming II;
- BAI 456; Management of Databases;
- BAI 457: Visualizing Data for Business Intelligence and
- Choose two BAI electives which may include:
- BAI 357, BAI 358, BAI 447
- BAI 458 Fashion Retail Analytics
- BAI 476 Machine Learning for Business Intelligence*
- MKT467 Customer Analytics*
- MGT461 Management Data Analysis and Communication
- Other approved advanced analytics courses from business or data science (e.g. FIN 431, FIN 412, FIN 433, etc.)
- Choose two BAI electives which may include:
Marketing — Management
Follow the Marketing Curriculum Sheet and add:
- MGT 342 Human Resources Management
- MGT 441 Leadership Skills Development
- MGT 443 Organizational Design and Change
- MGT 461 Management Data Analysis and
- Choose four MGT electives which may include:
- FIN323, FIN335
- INE348, INE349, INE449
- MGT448*, MGT450*
- MKT366*, MKT467*, MKT468*, MKT475*
- SCA361, SCA460
- TMD332, TMD432
- Subject to availability: AAF336, APG328, COM/SUS315; COM322, COM351, COM354, COM361, COM450, COM461, CSC320, CSF434, CSV302, ECN306, ECN327, ECN337, ECN338, ECN358, ECN368, EEC352G, EEC440, EEC430, GWS301, GWS350, GWS386, HDF318G, HDF416, HIS339, HIS349, PRS360, PSY335, SMC303, SOC336, SOC350, SOC428, SOC452, SUS460, WRT303, WRT331.
- Choose four MGT electives which may include:
*A maximum of one course can double count; the marketing major includes a business elective, which can be a 300- or 400- level MKT course, MGT course, or any other 300- or 400-level business course.
Marketing — Supply Chain Management
Follow the Supply Chain Management Curriculum Sheet and add:
- MKT 366 Consumer Behavior
- MKT 367 Marketing Research
- MKT 470 Strategic Marketing Management
- Choose four courses from the following
- MKT 465 Marketing Communications
- MKT 467 Customer Analytics*
- MKT 468 Global Marketing
- MKT 469 Special Topics in Marketing
- MKT 475 Social Media for Marketing
- BAI 476 Machine Learning for Business
- Choose one 300- or 400- business elective (from marketing, supply chain management, finance, accounting, innovation and entrepreneurship, business analytics and intelligence)*
- Choose four courses from the following
*A maximum of one course can double count; the marketing major includes a business elective, which can be a 300- or 400- level MKT course, SCA course or any other 300- or 400-level business course.