1. Meet with the CSB study abroad advisor to discuss options for business courses abroad. 2. Choose a program, location, and semester. Programs are available in Europe, Australia, and elsewhere for summer, spring break, and semester-long study. 3. Register for pre-approved CSB courses to count towards your degree while abroad. Business courses like marketing, management, and international business are offered. 4. Apply directly with the study abroad program provider to participate in the chosen program during the selected term.

1. CAMERON
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

2. CAMERON
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
1. University studies
2. CSB core requirements
3. CSB concentration requirements
and 124 credit hours

3. Writing intensive (IV.A of degree audit)
• 9 credit hours total
• 3 in your concentration
• BUS 205 + BUS 305 = 2 CH
Foreign Language (I.D of degree audit)
• 2nd language  201
• 3rd language  101 + 102

4. FIN 335
Principles of Financial
Management
MAT 111 1
College Algebra
MAT 151 2 or 161 2
Basic Calculus
w/Applications
QMM 280 2
Statistical Analysis for
Bus. & Econ.
ACG 201 2
Financial Accounting
&
ACGL 201 2
Financial Accounting
Lab
ECN 221 2
Principles of Economics
Micro
MIS 313
Intro to Management
Information Systems
OPS 370
Principles of Operations
Management
ACG 203
Managerial Accounting
MKT 340 3 or 4
Principles of Marketing
MGT 350 3 or 4
Principles of
Management
BLA 361 3 or 4
Legal Environment of
Business
INB 300 3 or 4
International Business
MGT 455 4
Competitive Strategy
ECN 222 2
Principles of Economics
Macro
BUS 305
Business Essentials
BUS 205 5
Business Career
Preparation
Cameron School of Business Admission and Core Requirements Flow Chart
2015-2016 Catalogue
NOTES: Arrows indicate prerequisites
1. MAT 111 is not required given satisfactory performance on the UNCW mathematics placement test or successful
completion of MAT 151 or MAT 161.
2. Required for admission to the Cameron School of Business. Must earn grade of “C-” or better.
3. Junior standing required.
4. Admission to the Cameron School of Business Required.
5. Sophomore or junior standing and business or pre-business major required.
English
requirement 2 :
Do either “A” or
“B” below:
A. ENG 100 (or 101)
and ENG 200 (or
201)
B. ENG 103
Other Admission
Requirements:
o Minimum 12 credit
hours at UNCW
o Minimum of 30
credit hours total
o Minimum 2.70
overall UNCW
GPA
o Online orientation
and application
Revised 9/09/2015

5. FIN 335
Principles of Financial
Management
MAT 111 1
College Algebra
MAT 151 2 or 161 2
Basic Calculus
w/Applications
QMM 280 2
Statistical Analysis for
Bus. & Econ.
ACG 201 2
Financial Accounting
&
ACGL 201 2
Financial Accounting
Lab
ECN 221 2
Principles of Economics
Micro
MIS 313
Intro to Management
Information Systems
OPS 370
Principles of Operations
Management
ACG 203
Managerial Accounting
MKT 340 3 or 4
Principles of Marketing
MGT 350 3 or 4
Principles of
Management
BLA 361 3 or 4
Legal Environment of
Business
INB 300 3 or 4
International Business
MGT 455 4
Competitive Strategy
ECN 222 2
Principles of Economics
Macro
BUS 305
Business Essentials
BUS 205 5
Business Career
Preparation
Cameron School of Business Admission and Core Requirements Flow Chart
2015-2016 Catalogue
NOTES: Arrows indicate prerequisites
1. MAT 111 is not required given satisfactory performance on the UNCW mathematics placement test or successful
completion of MAT 151 or MAT 161.
2. Required for admission to the Cameron School of Business. Must earn grade of “C-” or better.
3. Junior standing required.
4. Admission to the Cameron School of Business Required.
5. Sophomore or junior standing and business or pre-business major required.
English
requirement 2 :
Do either “A” or
“B” below:
A. ENG 100 (or 101)
and ENG 200 (or
201)
B. ENG 103
Other Admission
Requirements:
o Minimum 12 credit
hours at UNCW
o Minimum of 30
credit hours total
o Minimum 2.70
overall UNCW
GPA
o Online orientation
and application
Revised 9/09/2015
NOTE: Blue boxes are the
subset of the CSB Core
required for admission

6. FIN 335
Principles of Financial
Management
MAT 111 1
College Algebra
MAT 151 2 or 161 2
Basic Calculus
w/Applications
QMM 280 2
Statistical Analysis for
Bus. & Econ.
ACG 201 2
Financial Accounting
&
ACGL 201 2
Financial Accounting
Lab
ECN 221 2
Principles of Economics
Micro
MIS 313
Intro to Management
Information Systems
OPS 370
Principles of Operations
Management
ACG 203
Managerial Accounting
MKT 340 3 or 4
Principles of Marketing
MGT 350 3 or 4
Principles of
Management
BLA 361 3 or 4
Legal Environment of
Business
INB 300 3 or 4
International Business
MGT 455 4
Competitive Strategy
ECN 222 2
Principles of Economics
Macro
BUS 305
Business Essentials
BUS 205 5
Business Career
Preparation
Cameron School of Business Admission and Core Requirements Flow Chart
2015-2016 Catalogue
NOTES: Arrows indicate prerequisites
1. MAT 111 is not required given satisfactory performance on the UNCW mathematics placement test or successful
completion of MAT 151 or MAT 161.
2. Required for admission to the Cameron School of Business. Must earn grade of “C-” or better.
3. Junior standing required.
4. Admission to the Cameron School of Business Required.
5. Sophomore or junior standing and business or pre-business major required.
English
requirement 2 :
Do either “A” or
“B” below:
A. ENG 100 (or 101)
and ENG 200 (or
201)
B. ENG 103
Other Admission
Requirements:
o Minimum 12 credit
hours at UNCW
o Minimum of 30
credit hours total
o Minimum 2.70
overall UNCW
GPA
o Online orientation
and application
Revised 9/09/2015

7. Required:
(1) ECN 321: Intermediate Microeconomics
(2) ECN 322: Intermediate Macroeconomics
(3) ECN 324: Financial Mkts OR ECN 328: Public Finance
(4) ECN 377: Intro to Econometrics
(5) ECN 428: Applied Regional Analysis OR
ECN 429: Economics of Growth and Development OR
ECN 477: Advanced Econometrics
Choose TWO from:
ECN 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 330, 421, 426, 427, 428, 429,
(FIN) 433, 477, 495 (at least one at 400-level)

8. Required: (QMM 280 or STT 215 and MAT 151 or MAT 161)
(1) ECN 221: Principles of Microeconomics
(2) ECN 222: Principles of Macroeconomics
(3) ECN 321: Intermediate Microeconomics
(4) ECN 322: Intermediate Macroeconomics
(5) ECN 324: Financial Markets OR
ECN 328: Public Finance
(6) ECN 326: Comparative Econ Systems OR
ECN 426: International Trade & Finance
(7) ECN 377: Intro to Econometrics
(8) ECN 477: Advanced Econometrics
Choose TWO from: 300-level+
Choose ONE from: 400-level

9. FALL only SPRING only
221 HONORS 328: Public Finance
250: Capitalism 330: Natural Resource Econ
325: Environmental Econ 477: Adv Econometrics (WI)
429: Growth and Dev (WI) 428: Regional Econ (WI)
432: Adv. Open Econ Macro (FIN) 433: Speculative Mkts
Fall & Spring ==> ECN 321
ECN 322
ECN 377

10. Course Schedule
321: Intermediate Micro TR 2:00-3:15
322: Intermediate Macro MWF 10:00-10:50
324: Fin Mkts & Institutions TR 9:30-10:45, 12:30-1:45
326: Comparative Econ W 5:00-7:45
328: Public Finance TR 3:30-4:45
330: Nat Resource Econ MW 3:30-4:45
377: Intro Econometrics TR 11:00-12:15
426: International Trade TR 8:00-9:15
428: Applied Regional (WI) TR 2:00-3:15
FIN 433: Spec Markets MW 12:30-1:45
477: Adv Econometrics (WI) MW 12:30-1:45, 2:00-3:15

11. WHEN
As early as possible, at least one
semester before you plan to graduate
HOW
In SeaNet, choose “Apply to Graduate”
from the Student Records menu.
Amy Knebel in Student Services
will clear you for graduation
after you register for classes

12. Where When Course Course Info
Marseille, France Summer II INB 300 OPS 370 Dr. Rosen
Bremen, Germany Summer II INB 300 MIS 313 Dr. Janicki
Valencia, Spain Summer I OPS 370 SPN ___ Dr. Scribner
London & Hatfield,
England
Summer II INB 300 BLA 361 Dr. T. Hunt
Prague, Czech Rep
Spring
Break
(2017)
FIN 495
ECN 495
(Elective)
Dr. Richie
Dr. Howe
Dr. Echevarria
Wollongong, Australia TBD INB 300 MGT 350 Dr. Keating