Degree Requirements include:
Have a minimum overall and Wichita State University institutional GPA of 2.25
Complete at least 50% of upper-division business credit hours at WSU
Complete a minimum of 120 credit hours for a first degree or 154 credit hours for a second degree
Complete a minimum of 60 credit hours at a four-year institution
Complete a minimum of 30 credit hours at WSU
Complete 24 of the last 30 credits hours at WSU
Complete a minimum of 45 credit hours in upper-division courses (300-level or above, excluding BADM 301)
Only ¼ of total credit hours can be grades of D
These courses must be completed in your first 48 credit hours of enrollment with a grade of C- or better.
Transfer students who complete Business Calculus or Calculus with a grade of C- or better do not need to take College Algebra (MATH 111) or Pre-Calculus (MATH 112).
International students who are eligible to take the English Composition Validation Exam (EEE) must complete their EEE in their first semester at Wichita State University. For more information, contact (316) 978-6229.
The general education program seeks to provide each student with a body of knowledge that is both a broad foundation for his or her major field of study, and also the beginning of what is necessary to become a genuinely educated person. The general education program provides the opportunity for all students to grow in knowledge and appreciation of the rich variety of human achievements in the arts, humanities, and sciences. General Education Introductory Courses:
Course (credit hours):
Business Majors are required to take the following as part of their general education program.
Requirements may vary in earlier catalogs. Consult with your advisor for specific requirements.
NOTE: ECON 201 & 202 may be used to meet general education requirements.
Accounting majors are also required to take:
•ENGL 210 - Composition: Business, Professional & Technical Writing (3)
In addition, you will need specific classes related to your Major. See Major page for details
Students Starting Before Fall 2021 may have slightly different requirements - see your Academic Advisor for details on your particular program.