This career path is designed for Human Services majors interested in working in a
for-profit/private business or organizational setting, e.g., private nursing homes,
private hospices, etc. Majors with this degree combination find employment in various
areas, including human resources, management, corporate philanthropy, and marketing.
ECON 2300: Business Statistics or STAT 1401 for Area D Math
These courses are foundational courses for the MBA program. If, for example, the student’s core curriculum includes another statistics course, the student would meet the foundation requirement for statistics and would not ordinarily need to take ECON 2300. If, however, there is no room in the undergraduate curriculum to satisfy foundation knowledge, the MBA program offers online foundation skills courses for those students entering the MBA Program who have not had this coursework in the past. Once the student is accepted into the MBA Program, you will be informed of any needed skill requirements. Each foundation module will cost the student $200.
Notes:
MBA classes are offered in the evening MBA program using a face-to-face modality,
so Online Learners are ineligible for the MBA pathway programs at this time.