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Add a business minor to your degree

If you are working on another undergraduate degree at the University of Colorado Denver, and want a minor in business administration, you need a 2.0 GPA to enter the program as a business minor. You must also have a 2.0 GPA overall, and a 2.0 GPA in your business courses at the time of graduation to receive a minor in business.

The prerequisites to the Business minor

  • Introduction to business problem solving, ISMG2050
  • Algebra for social science and business, MATH1070*
  • Polynomial Calculus, MATH1080
  • Business statistics, DCSI2010**
  • Principals of economics: Macroeconomics, ECON2012
  • Principals of economics: Microeconomics, ECON2022

* or a higher-level Math course

** or a statistics course approved by the Business School. This course requires a prerequisite of MATH1070 or MATH1110 and MATH 1080 or MATH1401.

Required courses for a business minor are:

  • Introduction to business, MGMT1000
  • Managerial accounting and professional issues, ACCT2200
  • Legal and ethical environments of business I, BLAW3000
  • Principals of marketing, MKTG3000
  • Principals of finance I, FNCE3000
  • Managing individuals and teams, MGMT3000

Notes

  • Twelve of these 18 hours must be taken while in residence at the UC Denver Downtown Campus.
  • If the student has already taken the equivalent of one or more of these courses, other higher-level business courses may be substituted with Business School approval.
  • Up to 6 hours of the 18 required business courses may be taken at another institution.
  • Transfer credit will be granted on the same basis that transfer credit is granted for courses taken by business majors.

* Note: Students enrolling for DCSI2010 must have completed MATH1070 OR MATH1110 or equivalent courses and MATH1080.

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