Supply Chain Management

AREA V:   PRE-PROFESSIONAL MAJOR AND ELECTIVE COURSES  FOR A MAJOR IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

All majors in Business are 123 semester hours.  The maximum number of hours that the student may transfer is 61 semester hours. 
Students who plan to transfer into the College of Business should take into consideration the following recommendations as they plan their course selection:

· It is highly recommended that students take:

o PHL 206 or IDS 102 in area II

o SPH 106 or SPH 107 in area II

o MTH 112 or MTH 120 in area III

o Introduction to Anthropology (ANT 200), General Psychology (PSY 200), -OR- Introduction to Sociology (SOC 200) in area IV if HIS 201 or HIS 202 taken in area IV

o ECO 231 and ECO 232 in area IV

o CIS 146 or CIS 147 in area V

· Courses recommended in Areas I-IV but not taken should be completed under Area V:

o Students should take MTH 120, if not already taken in area III

o College of Business students must complete either 2 sequential core literature courses (in area II) or 2 sequential core history courses (in area IV). Students who not complete one of these required sequences in area II or IV should do so in area V.

· Specific Business program requirements

o Students planning to major in Aviation Management or Flight Management should complete PHY 201 and PHY 202 in area III

· Restrictions on transfer courses:

o Developmental, remedial, or technical courses will not transfer

o Students should not take Principles of Marketing or Principles of Finance

o Students who complete the STARS Guide – taking MTH 112 in area III and MTH 120 is area V - will earn only 2 degree applicable hours of credit for CIS 146 (or CIS 147) in order to stay within the 61 hour transfer maximum.

o Students who complete the STARS Guide and complete MTH 125 in lieu of MTH 120 in area V will earn only 3 degree applicable hours of credit for MTH 125 in order to stay within the 61 hour transfer maximum.

o A maximum of four semester hours of physical education may transfer

Please print this document and attach it to the Supply Chain Management AGSC Transfer Guide. Together, this document and the AGSC Transfer Guide comprise the articulation agreement for a major in Accountancy at Auburn.

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