Business Administration Courses
Lower-Division Courses
BA 190. Selected Topics (1-3).
Repeatable with departmental consent.
Specifically for first-year business majors. Helps students become master students. Provides an extended exposure to the mission, strategies, and programs of the Barton School of Business. Helps students prep are for success in studying, working with other students, interacting with faculty, and planning their career. Students learn current business practices and interact with representatives of the business community. Non-business students may enroll on a space-available basis. Counts as a non-business elective for any student enrolled in the Barton School of Business.
BA 190B. Career Network Experience (1).
A career mentoring program where WSU business students are paired with a WSU alum working in business. By participating in the program, students are provided an opportunity to gain insight into a career through the eyes of a community professional. A weekly seminar, taught by WSU staff, provides in-depth information focused on marketing yourself to an employer. Topics include resume development, networking skills, interviewing, survival skills, leadership in the workplace, and corporate culture. Counts as a non-business elective for any student enrolled in the Barton School of Business. Prerequisities: instructor's permission, a 2.5 GPA, at least 12 hours completed.
BA 281. Cooperative Education (1).
An academic program that integrates academic theory with professional experience through paid employment in a supervised work setting related to the student's career focus. Course does not satisfy elective requirements for any major or minor offered by the Barton School. May be repeated, but limited to a total of 3 credits. Offered Cr/NCr only. Prerequisites: sophomore standing and 2.250 GPA. Repeatable with departmental consent.
BA 190A. The Right Start: Becoming a Master Student (3).
BA 290. Selected Topics (1-3).
Upper-Division CourseRepeatable with departmental consent.
BA 490. Selected Topics (1-3).