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| 1st Semester | 2nd Semester |
| MTH 131 | Psychology 101 |
| Economics 181 OR 182 | Economics 182 OR 181 |
Students who feel that their algebra and trigonometry skills are weak are advised to take ULC 148 at the University at Buffalo or an equivalent pre-calculus course at another institution before MTH 131.
| 3rd Semester | 4th Semester |
| MGA 201 | Psychology 101 |
| MGQ 201 | MGA 202 |
Transfer evaluations will be completed by the School of Management in conjunction with the University Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Business Administration courses will be evaluated for equivalency upon submission of the appropriate petition form which is available from the Undergraduate Academic Program Office in 204 Alfiero Center and should be submitted to this office by the student. Petitions are reviewed on a periodic basis. New incoming transfer students will be directed if they need to complete the course waiver request process.
Complete the Course Waiver form and return it to 204 Alfiero Center. The form will be reviewed by the appropriate department for an evaluation and one of the following actions will be taken:
Freshman registration meetings and Freshman Advising Week information will be sent by e-mail from the School Of Management. You can check your Enrollment Appointment (registration window) in your HUB Student Center (Access the HUB from your MyUB).
Students seeking advice, assistance and information concerning the program should visit or call the School of Management Undergraduate Academic Program Office in 204 Alfiero Center for an appointment. Student service hours are 8:30 a.m. to Noon, 1- 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The office telephone number is 716-645-3206. The fax number is 716-645-2341. Newly enrolled students must establish their curriculum requirements with the School of Management Undergraduate Academic Programs Office before they start the program. At that time, course schedules and potential advanced standing will be determined.
AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business accreditation standards mandate that an undergraduate curriculum have a liberal arts education component that normally comprises at least 50 percent of a student's four-year program. Up to nine semester hours of economics and six semester hours of statistics may be counted toward the AACSB requirement. Therefore, all students must complete at least 45 credit hours outside of business, economics and statistics.
The School of Management offers 15 student organizations and clubs which related to a functional area of management or interest group. Learn more about the school's student organization by visiting, the student organization web sites.
Please check your university e-mail, the student organization offices in 206 Alfiero Center, the plasma screens in the Alfiero Center and the School of Management bulletin boards in the Jacobs Management Center. Student can also view the School of Management online Event calendar.
