Management
College of Business & Public Affairs
Management
Office: 312 Anderson Hall
West Chester, PA 19383
Phone (610) 436-2261
Email: Department Chair
As with other business programs at WCU's College of Business, Management courses are designed to give students a well-rounded academic experience in the following areas (see table below for credits assigned):
a. Natural Science courses
b. Behavioral and Social Science courses
c. Humanities courses
d. Arts courses
a. English Composition courses
b. Mathematics courses
c. Communications courses
d. Diversity requirements' courses
e. Interdisciplinary requirements' courses
These courses are outlined over a four-year period in the guidance sheet. The relevant courses required for meeting the general education requirements in any of the business programs are designed to exceed the general university requirements. This is to ensure that WCU's business program, which includes the Management program, meets the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) requirements.
Please note that AACSB accreditation candidacy status is an indication that we have voluntarily committed to participate in a systematic program of quality enhancement and continuous improvement that makes AACSB accreditation a more realistic and operational objective. Candidacy is however not accreditation and does not guarantee eventual accreditation.
| I. Distributive Requirements:
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| A. Science (6 semester hours) | ||
| Course Attribute | Field | Courses |
| Required - 3 hours (Select one course). |
Computer Science | CSC 110, 115, or 141 |
| Recommended - 3 hours (Select one additional course). |
Biology | BIO 100 or BIO 110 |
| Physics | PHY 100, 105, 130, 140, 170, or 180 | |
| Chemistry | CHE 100, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, or 107 | |
| Earth Science | ESS 101 or 111 | |
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B. Behavioral and Social Sciences (9 semester hours) | ||
| Course Attribute | Field | Courses |
| Required - 6 hours (2 courses) |
Economics | i. ECO 111, and ii. ECO 112 (Although both of these courses are required, one of them will satisfy a social science requirement for non-economics majors). |
| Recommended - 3 hours (Select one additional course). |
Anthropology | ANT 102 or ANT 103 |
| Sociology | SOC 200 or 240 | |
| Government | PSC 100, 101, or 213 | |
| Psychology | PSY 100 | |
| Geography | GEO 101 or 103 | |
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C. Humanities (9 semester hours) |
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| Course Attribute | Field | Courses |
| Required - 3 hours (One course) |
Philosophy | PHI 101, 150, or 180 |
| Recommended - 3 hours (Select one additional course). |
Literature | LIT 165 CLS 165, 260, or 261 |
| Recommended - 3 hours (Select one additional course). |
History | HIS 101, 102, 150, 151, or 152 |
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D. Arts (3 semester hours) |
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| Course Attribute | Field | Courses |
| Required - 3 hours Select one Arts course from one of the following areas: |
Art Cinematography Dance Music Photography Theatre |
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II. Academic Foundations Requirements (18 semester hours) |
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| A. English Composition - 6 semester hours | ||
| B. Mathematics - 3 semester hours | ||
| C. Communication - 3 semester hours | ||
| D. Diversity Requirement - 3 semester hours | ||
| E. Interdisciplinary Requirement - 3 semester hours | ||
| III. Additional Baccalaureate Requirements | ||
| Writing Emphasis Courses (3 - 9 semester hours) | ||
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Guidance Notes:
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