Download Anderson Schools of Management Undergraduate Program

Anderson Schools of Management
Undergraduate Program
Minor in Management
Students interested in adding a Minor in Management should meet with the advisor in their
major college to declare the minor and have it added to the degree plan. Students interested in
obtaining a Minor concentration in Management must complete 18 hours with a “C-” or better
from the following two categories:
CATEGORY ONE: Choose six to nine hours from the following:
MGT 113: An Introduction to Management
MGT 202: Principles of Financial Accounting
STATS 145: Introduction to Statistics or STATS 345: Elements of Mathematical
Statistics & Probability Theory
• ECON 106* : Introductory Microeconomics
or ECON 105: Introductory Macroeconomics
or ECON 300: Intermediate Microeconomics.
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* ECON 106 is a prerequisite for several upper division Management courses
Please note: Students majoring in Economics will not be allowed to include economics courses in
their Minor in Management. A maximum of three credits of economics will be counted toward
the minor.
CATEGORY TWO: Choose nine to twelve hours from 300-level management courses.
Students are encouraged to include courses from several areas of study in their minor. Areas of
study include:
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Human Resources Management (MGT 306, MGT 308)
Accounting (MGT 303)
Law (MGT 310)
Marketing (MGT 322)
Financial Management (MGT 326)
International Management (MGT 328)
New Venture Strategies (MGT 324)
Operations (MGT 300)
Please consult the UNM catalog for course descriptions and pre-requisites.
For all students beginning their Management Minor after summer 2003, the requirements listed
above must be followed. Students who began their minor prior to this date may complete their
Minor in Management following the requirements listed in the previous UNM Catalog. Some
400 level courses will be allowed with the Dean’s prior approval.
WORKSHEET ON OTHER SIDE
Minor In Management Worksheet
Please track your progress using this worksheet.
Students interested in obtaining a Minor concentration in Management
must complete 18 hours with a “C-” or better from the following:
CATEGORY ONE - Six to Nine hours from:
Grade:
MGT 113
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MGT 202
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STATS 145 or 345
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ECON 106* or 105 or 300 _______
Credits
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* ECON 106 is a prerequisite for several upper division Management courses
CATEGORY TWO - Nine to twelve hours from 300-level
Management courses:
MGT 3____
MGT 3____
MGT 3____
MGT 3____
Grade:
Credits
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TOTAL CREDIT HOURS:
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(must equal 18)
Rev 3/12/08