Majors and Courses
Adult students have the option of an accelerated Bachelor of Business Administration
Degree in Business Administration, Marketing or Human Resource Management.
Business Administration Major
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BUS 303 Business Law I |
ART 314 Survey of American Art |
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BUS 310 Quant Analysis for Business Decisions |
ENG 380 SPTP: Short Fiction |
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BUS 410 Management Information Systems |
HIS 326 America Since 1945 |
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BUS 450 Business Strategy and Policy FIN 306 Consumer Finance FIN 308 Principles of Business Finance MGT 314 Organizational Behavior MGT 334 Human Resource Management MKT 305 Consumer Behavior MKT 340 International Business MKT 424 Business Ethics & Social Responsibility |
HIS 311 Ancient Civilizations PSI 305 Constitutional Law PSY 405 Industrial/Organizational Psychology REL 211 Living Religions of the West SOC 360 Race & Ethnic Relations SPC 310 Business & Professional Presentations |
Marketing majors will take the following courses online:
MKT 310 Marketing Research
MKT 330 Principles of Retailing
MKT 354 Advertising and Promotion
They will typically substitute for the following from the Business core above:
FIN 306 Consumer Finance
MGT 314 Organizational Behavior
The third course will be chosen in consultation with an AiM advisor.
Human Resources Management Major
Human Resource Management majors will take the following courses online:
HRM 320 Information Systems for Human Resources
HRM 410 Diversity and Change Management
HRM 430 Benefits and Compensation
HRM 440 Employment Law
SPC 370 Training and Development
They will typically substitute for the following Business core:
ENG 380 Special Topics in Literature
FIN 306 Consumer Finance
MKT 305 Consumer Behavior
MKT 340 International Business
SOC 360 Race & Ethnic Relations
Course substitutions will be determined with the consultation of an AiM advisor.
McKendree University requires 128 credit hours for degree completion and AiM coursework
totals 60 hours. 68 hours of approved electives will be needed from an accredited
college/university including:
• English Composition I & II
• Principles of Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Financial and Managerial Accounting
• Micro & Macro Economics
• Statistics
• Computer Competency
• Two Science courses, one with a lab
