Integrated Science - Business Requirements (BS)

Business Requirements - 36 units 1, 2, 3
ACCOUNT 244INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING3
ACCOUNT 249INTRODUCTION TO MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING3
BEINDP 288CAREER INFORMATION1
BEINDP 290BUSINESS WRITING2
ECON 201PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS3
ECON 202PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3
ECON 245BUSINESS STATISTICS3
FNBSLW 341BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL LAW3
FNBSLW 344BUSINESS FINANCE3
ITSCM 280INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS3
ITSCM 306INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT3
MANGEMNT 301ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR3
MARKETNG 211PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING3
Major Requirements - 14-15 units
SCIBUS 185INTRO TO INTEGRATED SCIENCE AND BUSINESS1
SCIBUS 485INTEGRATED SCIENCE-BUSINESS SENIOR PROJECT3
SCIBUS 493SCIENCE-BUSINESS INTERNSHIP2-3
or SCIBUS 491 TRAVEL STUDY
or SCIBUS 498 INDEPENDENT STUDIES
In consultation with the program coordinator, select 10 units from BIOLOGY, CHEM, COMPSCI, ENVSCI, GEOGRPY, GEOLGY, MATH, PHYSCS, and/or PSYCH. Must be personalized. Courses fulfilling minor requirements may not be used here. 410
Total Units52-53
1

To declare an Integrated Science-Business major, students must have an overall combined GPA of at least 2.50.

2

A 2.50 combined GPA is required to graduate. Major GPA of 2.50 required to graduate.

3

An approved minor is required, to be chosen from: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Geology, GIS, Mathematics, Physical Science, Physics, or Psychology.

4

A Physics minor requires MATH 253 and MATH 254. These 9 extra credits of Math will count towards the "10 additional Science Credits" within the major.

Unique Requirement:
Select one of the following:
MATH 142
& MATH 151
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
and TRIGONOMETRY
MATH 152
PRECALCULUS

Four-Year Plan: This four-year plan outlines a suggested curricular path for new students aiming to earn a degree within in four years. Please note that this plan represents just one of many paths to degree completion. 

First Year
FallUnitsSpringUnits
ENGLISH 10113ENGLISH 1023
MATH 1424MATH 15133
STEM CORE* or Minor Course23-5STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-5
CORE 120 or 1403CORE 1303
INTRAUNV 1041SCIBUS 1851
PEGNRL 1921Elective (HA-A, HA-G, or HA-H)3
 15-17 16-18
Second Year
FallUnitsSpringUnits
STEM CORE* or Minor Course43-5STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-5
STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-5ECON 2023
ECON 2013ACCOUNT 2443
CORE 1103ITSCM 2803
BEINDP 2881COMM 1103
 13-17 15-17
Third Year
FallUnitsSpringUnits
STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-4STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-4
ACCOUNT 2493STEM CORE* or Minor Course3
ECON 245 (BS Degree Course)3FNBSLW 3413
MANGEMNT 3013MARKETNG 2113
BEINDP 2902U.S. Racial/Ethnic Diversity (DV) Course3
 14-15 15-16
Fourth Year
FallUnitsSpringUnits
STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-4STEM CORE* or Minor Course3-4
FNBSLW 3443SCIBUS 4853
ITSCM 3063MANGEMNT 4893
CORE 3903Electives to reach 120 (if needed)8
SCIBUS 4933 
 15-16 17-18
Total Units: 120-134
1

The math and English courses you will take during your first year will depend on UW System placement exam scores or ACT/SAT subscores. This four-year plan reflects the math and English courses most common for students in this major. All students are encouraged to complete placement testing prior to attending Warhawks SOAR. 

2

*STEM CORE includes 10 credits from an area outside of the selected minor: BIOLOGY 141 or above, CHEM 102 or above, COMPSCI 170 or above, ENVSCI, GEOGRPY, GEOLGY, MATH, PHYSCS 140 or above, and/or PSYCH at the 300 level. 

3

By completing the requirements of the ISBM major, student can complete the needed requirements for the BS degree. Beyond Math 151, students must select to take a MATH/STATS/COMPSCI course along with the two needed Lab Sciences/GL's from two subject areas. These courses can also complete *STEM CORE or minor requirements. 

4

This program requires an approved minor. Students are encouraged to start thinking about selecting a minor in the second year. Approved minors include: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Geology, GIS, Mathematics, Physical Science, Physics, or Psychology.

First Year: Joining a university-sponsored club and actively participating is strongly encouraged. Involvement in a club or activity will help you develop interpersonal skills, give you the opportunity to learn and practice leadership skills, and adds to your resume.

Second Year: The Undergraduate Research Program (URP) is a high-impact practice that gives students the opportunity to apply their knowledge outside of the classroom and dive deeper into their field of interest.   

Career Information in Letters and Sciences (LSINDP 399) is a 1-credit course that focuses on transition to career and graduate school opportunities; identifying skills, strengths, and work values; creating effective job search materials; and, developing a networking strategy.

Third Year: SCIBUS 493 is an internship built into the ISBM major and is a great opportunity for practical experience. An internship is an experiential learning opportunity that provides students with hands-on experience in a potential career field, supervision and coaching from prospective employers, and the ability to learn professional norms and behaviors. In addition, completing an internship allows students to differentiate themselves in a competitive job market. Students should begin planning for an internship by the beginning of the junior year and can complete the internship in the junior or senior year.

Fourth Year: All students must earn at least 120 credits and complete undergraduate degree requirements to graduate.

Graduation: Students should apply for graduation one full semester prior to their intended graduation date.