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B.S. in Entrepreneurship

Major Requirements: 54 credits
General Education Requirements: 42 credits
Elective Credits: 24 credits

B.S. Business Core Required Courses:	(36 credits)
BUS 100 The Contemporary Workplace	3
BUS 210 Marketing	3
ECO 210 Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECO 213 Principles of Microeconomics	3
ACCT 215 Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT 217 Principles of Accounting II	3
BUS 224 Statistics for Business	3
BUS 277 The Legal Environment of Business	3
BUS 309 Financial Management	3
BUS 316 Organizational Behavior	3
IT 330 Business Management & Information Technology	3
BUS 403 Strategic Management	3
Entrepreneurship Required Courses:	(9 credits)
BUS 207 Entrepreneurship	3
BUS 324 Entrepreneurial Finance	3
BUS 335 Digital Marketing	3
Choose three of the following courses:	(9 credits)
BUS 223 Introduction to Investments	3
BUS 225 Business of Fashion	3
BUS 232 Advertising I	3
BUS 293 Public Relations	3
BUS 311 Visual Merchandising	3
BUS 313 Sales Management	3
BUS 327 Retail Management	3
BUS 331 Fashion Marketing and Branding	3
ACCT 324 Intermediate Managerial Accounting	3
ACCT 325 Income Taxation of Individuals	3
BUS 345 Marketing Research	3
BUS 351 International Business (IP)	3
BUS 352 International Marketing (IP)	3
BUS 357 International Finance (IP)	3
BUS 378 Consumer Behavior	3
Total Credits:	54 Credits

NOTES

Entrepreneurship majors must pass MATH 113 with at least a C minus (C-) or pass a higher-level MATH course.
OPEN ELECTIVE credits must be chosen such that a total of 60 credits are in the liberal arts.
Since some of the courses have prerequisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with a business faculty advisor.
A student receiving a grade of D in a required or elective course for the major must repeat the course.
Entrepreneurship majors may not double major in Business with the Social Entrepreneurship concentration.

B.S. in International Business

Major Requirements: 54 credits
General Education Requirements: 42 credits
Elective Credits: 24 credits

B.S. Business Core Required Courses:	(36 credits)
BUS 100 The Contemporary Workplace	3
BUS 210 Marketing	3
ECO 210 Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECO 213 Principles of Microeconomics	3
ACCT 215 Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT 217 Principles of Accounting II	3
BUS 224 Statistics for Business	3
BUS 277 The Legal Environment of Business	3
BUS 309 Financial Management	3
BUS 316 Organizational Behavior	3
IT 330 Business Management & Information Technology	3
BUS 403 Strategic Management	3
International Business Required Courses:	(9 credits)
ECO 317 International Economics (IP)	3
BUS 351 International Business (IP)	3
BUS 352 International Marketing (IP)	3
Choose three of the following courses:	(9 credits)
ACCT 324 Intermediate Managerial Accounting	3
BUS 223 Introduction to Investments	3
BUS 225 The Business of Fashion	3
BUS 303 Business Law II (UP, EP)	3
BUS 306 Advertising and Society (UP, CP)	3
BUS 311 Visual Merchandising	3
BUS 313 Sales Management	3
BUS 321 Business and Society (UP)	3
BUS 327 Retail Management	3
BUS 331 Fashion Marketing and Branding	3
BUS 335 Digital Marketing
BUS 345 Marketing Research	3
BUS 357 International Finance	3
BUS 378 Consumer Behavior	3
ECO 375 Money, Banking and Financial Markets (UP)	3
Total Credits:	54 Credits

NOTES

International Business majors must pass MATH 113 with at least a C minus (C-), or pass a higher-level MATH course.
OPEN ELECTIVE credits must be chosen such that a total of 60 credits are in the liberal arts.
Since some of the courses have prerequisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with a business faculty advisor.
A student receiving a grade of D in a required or elective course for the major must repeat the course.

B.S. in Management

Major Requirements: 54 credits
General Education Requirements: 42 credits
Elective Credits: 24 credits

B.S. Business Core Required Courses:	(36 credits)
BUS 100 The Contemporary Workplace	3
BUS 210 Marketing	3
ECO 210 Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECO 213 Principles of Microeconomics	3
ACCT 215 Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT 217 Principles of Accounting II	3
BUS 224 Statistics for Business	3
BUS 277 The Legal Environment of Business	3
BUS 309 Financial Management	3
BUS 316 Organizational Behavior	3
IT 330 Business Management & Information Technology	3
BUS 403 Strategic Management	3
Management Required Courses:	(9 credits)
BUS 231 Leadership	3
BUS 303 Business Law II (UP, EP)	3
BUS 351 International Business (IP)	3
Choose three of the following courses:	(9 credits)
BUS 200 Management	3
BUS 207 Entrepreneurship	3
BUS 223 Introduction to Investments	3
BUS 225 The Business of Fashion	3
ACCT 217 Accounting II	3
ACCT 324 Intermediate Managerial Accounting	3
ACCT 325 Income Taxation of Individuals	3
ACCT 328 Financial Statement Analysis	3
ACCT 332 Forensic Accounting (EP)	3
BUS 311 Visual Merchandising	3
BUS 324 Entrepreneurial Finance	3
BUS 327 Retail Management	3
BUS 331 Fashion Marketing and Branding	3
BUS 335 Digital Marketing	3
BUS 352 International Marketing (IP)	3
BUS 357 International Finance	3
ECO 317 International Economics (IP)	3
Total Credits:	54 Credits

NOTES

Business majors must pass MATH 113 with at least a C minus (C-) or pass a higher-level MATH course.
OPEN ELECTIVE credits must be taken such that a total of 60 credits are in the liberal arts.
Since some of the courses have prerequisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with a business faculty advisor.
A student receiving a grade of D in a required or elective course for the major must repeat the course.
Management majors may not double major in Business with the Leadership concentration.

B.S. in Marketing

Major Requirements: 54 credits
General Education Requirements: 42 credits
Elective Credits: 24 credits

B.S. Business Core Required Courses:	(36 credits)
BUS 100 The Contemporary Workplace	3
BUS 210 Marketing	3
ECO 210 Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECO 213 Principles of Microeconomics	3
ACCT 215 Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT 217 Principles of Accounting II	3
BUS 224 Statistics for Business	3
BUS 277 The Legal Environment of Business	3
BUS 309 Financial Management	3
BUS 316 Organizational Behavior	3
IT 330 Business Management & Information Technology	3
BUS 403 Strategic Management	3
Marketing Required Courses:	(9 credits)
BUS 335 Digital Marketing	3
BUS 345 Marketing Research	3
BUS 378 Consumer Behavior	3
Choose three of the following courses:	(9 credits)
BUS 207 Entrepreneurship	3
BUS 225 The Business of Fashion	3
BUS 232 Advertising I	3
BUS 293 Public Relations	3
BUS 306 Advertising and Society (CP, UP)	3
BUS 311 Visual Merchandising	3
BUS 313 Sales Management	3
BUS 327 Retail Management	3
BUS 329 The Social Psychology of Dress (CP)	3
BUS 331 Fashion Marketing and Branding	3
BUS 351 International Business (IP)	3
BUS 352 International Marketing (IP)	3
Total Credits:	54 Credits

Notes:

Marketing majors must pass MATH 113 with at least a C minus (C-) or pass a higher-level MATH course.
OPEN ELECTIVE credits must be chosen such that a total of 60 credits are in the liberal arts.
Since some of the courses have prerequisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with a business faculty advisor.
A student receiving a grade of D in a required or elective course for the major must repeat the course.
Marketing majors may not double major in Business with the Fashion Marketing concentration or the Advertising and Promotions concentration.

Minor in Accounting

Required credits: 15 credits

Required Courses for the Accounting Minor	(6 credits)
ACCT 215 Principles of Accounting I	3
ACCT 217 Principles of Accounting II	3
Elective Courses (select three of the following):	(9 credits)
ACCT 319 Intermediate Financial Accounting I	3
ACCT 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting II	3
ACCT 324 Intermediate Managerial Accounting	3
ACCT 325 Income Taxation of Individual	3
ACCT 328 Financial Statement Analysis	3
ACCT 332 Forensic Accounting (EP)	3
Total credits:	15

Note: Since some courses have prerequisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with an accounting faculty advisor.

Minor in Economics

Required credits: 18 credits

Required Courses for the Economics Minor	(6 credits)
ECO 210 Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ECO 213 Principles of Microeconomics	3
Elective Courses (select four of the following):	(12 credits)
ECO 306 Development and Global Change	3
ECO 317 International Economics (IP)	3
ECO 334 Gender and Development	3
BUS/ECO 351 International Business (IP)	3
ECO 350 Comparative Economics	3
ECO 375 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets (UP)	3
BUS 223 Introduction to Investments	3
BUS 324 Entrepreneurial Finance	3
BUS 357 International Finance	3
Total Credits:	18

Notes:

Since some courses have pre-requisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with a business faculty advisor.
A student receiving a grade of D in a required or elective course for the minor must repeat the course
A B.A. Business major with a concentration in Economics may not minor in Economics.

Minor in Fashion Marketing

Credits: 18 Credits

Required Courses	(6 credits)
BUS 225 The Business of Fashion	3
BUS 331 Fashion Marketing and Branding	3
At least two courses from the following list:	(6-12 credits)
AIP 342 Fashion, History and Society (CP)	3
BUS 329 The Social Psychology of Dress (CP)	3
COMM 333 Fashion, Media and Culture	3
BUS 311 Visual Merchandising	3
Complete remaining credits from the following list:	(0-6 credits)
ART 210 Digital Imaging I	3
ART 237 Graphic Design I	3
BUS 207 Entrepreneurship	3
BUS 210 Marketing	3
BUS 232 Advertising I	3
BUS 293 Public Relations	3
BUS 306 Advertising and Society (EP, UP)	3
BUS 327 Retail Management	3
BUS 335 Digital Marketing	3
BUS 345 Marketing Research	3
BUS 352 International Marketing (IP)	3
BUS 378 Consumer Behavior	3
COMM 225 New Media Techniques	3
COMM 318 Fashion Journalism	3
COMM 391 Gender, Sexuality and Media	3
DANCE 230 Costume for Dance	3
THTR 266 Costume Construction	3
ART/THTR 299/399/499 Internship (in Fashion)	1-3
BUS 299/399/499 Internship (in Fashion)	1-3
COMM 299/ 399/499 Internship (in Fashion)	1-3
Total Credits:	18 Credits

Notes:

Since some courses have prerequisites, the specific program should be arranged in close collaboration with a business faculty advisor.
No more than 3 internship credit may be counted towards the minor.
A student receiving a grade of D in a required or elective course for the minor must repeat the course
B.A. in Business majors with a Fashion Marketing concentration may not minor in Fashion Studies.

Galleries

Exploring London and Paris Fashion Industry

Students in the Global Fashion Business course traveled to two of the major fashion capitals of the world: London and Paris. Take a look at their experiences. You could be part of the next trip!

Induction to Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society ’19

On March 12th, MMC celebrated Honors Day, a time dedicated to showcasing excellence and academic achievement in scholarly and creative work. The Business Division proudly inducted 13 new members into Sigma Beta Delta, the International Honors Society for Business and Management. Congratulations to the new inductees: Kevin P. April, Madison Renee Arend, Lauren Grace Ashbrook, Anthony Cocola, P.M. Eid, Mia Lauren Ferreras, Molly Elizabeth Grandel, Natalie J. Lazor, Patrick Joseph Reynolds, Annie V. Robbins- Sennewald, Alexie Kordai Thompson, Olivia Vantuno, Hailey Karenanne Zanesky.

Exploring New York City

The NYC seminar, The Contemporary Workplace, delved into readings on New York City and its evolution from a trading center to the mega-city it is today.

Here are some pictures of our walk through the Financial District. From the Charging Bull at Bowling Green Station, we walked along Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange. We walked past the historic Bank of New York and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and paused by Zuccotti Park, the site of ‘Occupy Wall Street,’ during the Great Recession.

We also visited the Museum of the City of New York to explore exhibits such as ‘NYC at its Core’ and ‘CityScapes,’ an interactive lab where visitors are encouraged to envision and design the environmentally conscious and sustainable NY City of the Future.

Everybody’s Business 2019

On March 28th, The Marymount Business Association (MBA) and the Network for Executive Women (NEW) presented the 2nd Annual MBA-NEWSpeaker Event. During this event, students had the opportunity to listen to advice from the panelists, ask questions, and network. Among the panelist were:

Patricia Boswell ’78, Entrepreneur
Creator of Safonique, a plant-based laundry detergent currently sold on Amazon.com, Jet.com, ShopRite, and more

Mathew Held, Advertising
Matt’s experience spans all media, having launched numerous 360 campaigns for both pharmaceutical and consumer brands

Candice Mcfarlane, Writer, Branding and Marketing Expert
Developed, wrote, and produced original content for blue chip brands like Visa, McDonald’s and PepsiCo

Katherin Brisceno, Factory Manager, Nestle Waters
Katherin has 11 years’ experience in manufacturing. She is presently the Factory Manager for Nestle Waters North America in NJ

Leslie Saladino Concors, Vice President of Sales, Upfield
15 years in Private / Private Equity owned Food Companies. Currently at Upfield, which is a carve out from Unilever

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News

Alumni Spotlight: Maggie Salko’22 is Marketing Coordinator at Little Bee Books, NYC

July 29

Margaret ‘Maggie’ Salko, Class of 2022, Double major in Business (Leadership concentration) and English and World Literature, graduated with Gold Keys in both Business and English and World Literature takes on the role of Marketing Coordinator at Little Bee Books, NYC.

Alumni Spotlight: Giselle Flynn’22 joins The Real Real, NYC as Account Luxury Manager

July 29

Giselle Flynn ( Class of 2022) , a double major in International Business and Fashion Marketing with a minor in Economics has taken on the role of Account Luxury Manager for The Real Real in NYC.

Alumni Spotlight: Sanjit Varma’s (’20) Path to Technology Consultant to KPMG

July 27

Sanjit Varma (’20), a Business major with a concentration in Economics, recently returned to NYC to serve as a Technology Consultant to KPMG, where he helps some of the largest companies in the world solve important business problems.

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