Management

The following overall requirements are needed in order to earn a bachelor's degree. For a full explanation of the requirements, please see policy A.04.01.

• Completion of the core curriculum. Specific core plan is dependent upon accepted transfer credit, major, and Honor's Program participation. 
• Successful completion of at least 120 credit hours, with the final 36 hours taken in Residence at UST. Total credits listed on the page only reflect the major. 
• Completion of a major.
• Completion of 36 upper-division credit hours.
• A cumulative grade point average (GPA) above 2.0
• A cumulative GPA above 2.0 in your major
• Freshman Symposium is a one-credit hour, mandatory course exclusively for first-year students at the University of St. Thomas, introducing them to the UST mission and the Basilian Fathers’ core values of goodness, discipline, and knowledge. Freshmen register for it during the Freshmen Registration/Orientation events and can choose a class that aligns with their interests, with course descriptions provided in advance.

Take during final semester at UST.

Students may complete 12-13hrs in the following areas in order to earn a concentration. Alternatively, general electives can be taken if no concentration is desired. Options are below.

General Business Electives (No Concentration)

Complete 12hrs of business courses in the following areas:

• Accounting (6 credit hours maximum)
• Economics (6 credit hours maximum)
• Finance (6 credit hours maximum)
• Marketing (6 credit hours maximum)
• Management (6 credit hours maximum)
• Decision and Information Sciences (3 credit hours maximum)
• Business-related non-Cameron school courses, with advisor approval (3 credit hours maximum)

Human Resources Management Concentration

Complete all of the following courses.

Information Management Concentration

Complete all of the following courses.

Business of Gaming Concentration

Complete all of the following courses.

Innovation & Sustainability Concentration

Complete all of the following courses.

Students pursuing a BBA/MBA will also complete the requirements for the MBA in Business Administration.