Bachelor of Business Administration
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The University of Toledo's College of Business and Innovation's undergraduate program combines a well-rounded education with development of managerial and decision-making skills. The objectives of that program are to provide:
The general education component is taught predominantly in the College of Arts and
Sciences; the business education component
predominantly by the CBA. Within the business college, students complete a core of
required business courses and select from
among the following specializations:
The business curriculum moves through a broad liberal arts background through a general core of business courses to a specific area of specialization. During the freshman and sophomore years, students take courses in English composition, mathematics, social sciences, humanities and natural sciences. As sophomores, they mesh several basic business courses with the arts and sciences requirements. Progression into the upper division or junior year is not automatic. Application is made during the last quarter of the sophomore year. Students with a 2.25+ cumulative GPA after at least 60 hours, and 2.25+ lower division subset GPA in the following courses: BUAD 1010; BUAD 2060/2070; BUAD 2040/2050; BUAD 2080 will be automatically accepted. Other students will be considered on an individual basis. (2006-2008 Checksheet) The business core courses begin during the junior year. It is at this point that a student selects his/her area of specialization or major, which is completed throughout the junior and senior years. However, some students wait until they have "tested out" a few of the required core courses before selecting their major. For more information on the undergraduate program visit COBI Student Services!!! |