Business Administration
Legal Studies Track
Director: Quincey Johnson
Stephens Hall 301-G,
410-704-4866
To complete the major in Business Administration with the Legal Studies
Track, students must be admitted to the Business Administration major
(see admission requirements in the Business Administration major section
of this catalog) before taking 21 units in Legal Studies and 33 units in
upper-level business required courses. All requirements for the major must be
completed with a grade equivalent of 2.00 or higher. In order to assure that
students have retained critical information from prior courses, students
take a comprehensive examination on business content as part of the capstone
course, MNGT 481. The results of this examination serve as 10%
of the MNGT 481 grade. See the Suggested Course Sequence for Business
Administration Majors.
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in
Business Administration (BUAD) requires a minimum of 120 earned
units, which must include successful completion of the General Education
(GenEd) requirements, the Business Administration major requirements
listed below and electives. See the complete Degree Requirements in the
University Curriculum section in this catalog.
During the freshman and sophomore years, pre-business administration
(PBUA) students must concentrate on building an academic foundation as
a base for the in-depth, upper-level courses. This foundation includes both
lower-level required courses and most of the General Education requirements.
Students who enroll in CBE "majors only" courses without having fulfilled
the prerequisites risk losing their place in those courses.
Students are responsible for monitoring their own progress toward graduation.
Students should consult with their assigned advisers each term to
ensure that prerequisite courses are taken in proper sequence to meet the
student's target completion date for the degree. Prerequisites are monitored
during registration.
Required Courses (24 units)
| Course Number | Course Name |
|---|
| LEGL 226 | Business Law (3) |
| And five of the following courses |
| LEGL 325 | Sports Law (3) |
| LEGL 326 |
Elder Law (3) |
| LEGL 470-479 |
Special Topics in Legal Studies (3) (Topics include: Administrative Law, Contemporary Legal Issues, Employment Law, Environmental Law, International Law, Internship, Real Estate Law, White Collar Crime, Women and the Law) |
| And two of the following courses |
| FMST 380 |
Family Law (3) |
| MCOM 350 | Media Law (3) |
| HCMN 441 | Legal and Ethical Issues In Health Administration (3) |
| PHIL 101 |
Introduction to Philosophy (3) |
| PHIL 103 |
Introduction to Ethics (3) |
| PHIL 111 |
Logic (3) |
| POSC 384 |
The Judicial System (3) |
| POSC 418 | Constitutional Law (3) |
College of Business and Economics
Stephens Hall, Room 218
Phone: 410-704-3342
Fax: 410-704-3664
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