Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Advisor Name:_______________________

Catalog: 2026-2027 Rowan University Academic Catalog Program: Bachelor of Science in Management Minimum Credits Required:__________________

Bachelor of Science in Management

The Bachelor of Science in Management prepares students for meaningful entry level positions in management, and a foundation for future career growth. The program is designed to provide a strong foundation in both traditional and innovative management techniques, blending theory and practice by requiring classroom instruction, internships, and interaction with management practitioners. Students enrolled in the management program are expected to:

Learn important management concepts, skills and techniques focused on managing and supervising other workers
Think critically
Analyze and solve organizational problems
Improve their oral and written communication skills, and
Build their team skills

The program emphasizes the management of the new, diverse workforce; a concern for the increasing level of legal, and ethical and social responsibilities for workplace organizations; the importance of information technology in business decision making; understanding and being able to utilize essential quantitative tools for managerial decision-making in order to maintain a competitive advantage; and the globalization of the business environment.

Students working toward a Bachelor of Science in Management must maintain a 2.00 cumulative grade point average and a 2.50 grade point average in all business courses completed at Rowan.

Rowan Core: 9 s.h.

All first-time Freshmen must complete the Rowan University Core Literacies. There are six literacies:

Communicative Literacy (COML) - 9 s.h. Satisfied by taking the following three courses:
- COMP 01111 College Composition I
- COMP 01112 College Composition II
- CMS 04205 Public Speaking or CMS 04206 Digital Presentations
Artistic Literacy (ARTL)
Global Literacy (GLBL)
Humanistic Literacy (HUML)
Quantitative Literacy (QNTL)
Scientific Literacy (SCIL)

Majors may suggest courses to fulfill the above literacies, which will be applied elsewhere.

A complete listing of courses that fulfill the above literacies can be found here Undergraduate Program Requirements.

Rowan Experience

Students must satisfy all three Rowan Experience attributes. Credits attached to the courses in this section will apply elsewhere.

The attributes are as follows:

Broad-Based Literature Attribute (LIT)
Writing Intensive Attribute (WI)
Rowan Seminar Attribute* (RS)

Departments may recommend courses to fulfill these attributes. A complete listing of courses that satisfy these attributes can be found at Undergraduate Program Requirements.

*The Rowan Seminar requirement is waived for all students transferring 24 or more approved credits into Rowan University at the time of initial entry.

Non-Program Courses 17-18 s.h.

Courses in this section cannot be in the major department

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

ECON 04101 - An Introduction to Economics-A Macroeconomic Perspective (Satisfies Humanistic Literacy (HUML) requirement)

Credits: 3

ECON 04102 - An Introduction to Economics-A Microeconomic Perspective (Satisfies Humanistic Literacy (HUML) requirement)

Credits: 3

MATH 01130 - Calculus I (Satisfies Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) requirement)

Credits: 4

MATH 03125 - Calculus: Techniques and Applications (Satisfies Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) requirement)

Credits: 3

STAT 02260 - Statistics I (Satisfies Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) requirement)

Credits: 3

BUS 01488 - Business Career Planning and Development

Credits: 2

BUS 01142 - Business Technology Foundations

Credits: 3

Note:

**One course from the list of approved General Education computing courses having a course identification number of CS 0xxxx

Required Courses 45 s.h.

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

MKT 09200 - Principles of Marketing

Credits: 3

ACC 03210 - Principles of Accounting I

Credits: 3

ACC 03211 - Principles of Accounting II

Credits: 3

MIS 02234 - Management Information Systems

Credits: 3

MGT 98242 - Legal Environment of Business

Credits: 3

MGT 06300 - Organizational Behavior

Credits: 3

FIN 04300 - Principles of Finance

Credits: 3

MGT 06305 - Operations Management

Credits: 3

MGT 06402 - Business Policy

Credits: 3

MGT 06310 - Leadership and Supervision for Managers

Credits: 3

MGT 06311 - Foundations of Analytics

Credits: 3

WA 01408 - Writing as Managers Satisfies Writing Intensive (WI) Attribute

Credits: 3

MGT 06405 - Business Management Simulation

Credits: 3

MGT 06330 - Managing International Business (Satisfies Global Literacy (GLBL) Requirement)

Credits: 3

MGT 06361 - Supervised Internship

Credits: 3 to 6

Skills Banks

Analytics Skills Bank 3 s.h.

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

ACC 03326 - Strategic Cost Analysis

Credits: 3

CS 02370 - Introduction to Information Visualization

Credits: 3

ECON 04210 - Environmental Economics

Credits: 3

ECON 04302 - Intermediate Microeconomics

Credits: 3

ENT 06426 - New Venture Development

Credits: 3

FIN 04422 - Financial Management I

Credits: 3

MGT 06350 - Analytics for Quality Management

Credits: 3

MGT 06406 - Improving Business Processes

Credits: 3

MGT 06407 - Business Analytics

Credits: 3

MGT 06408 - Visual Business Intelligence

Credits: 3

MKT 09384 - Research Methods in Marketing-WI

Credits: 3

Qualitative Skills Bank 3 s.h.

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

BUS 01444 - Business Consultancy

Credits: 3

CMS 04208 - Business and Professional Communication

Credits: 3

CMS 04260 - Organizational Communication

Credits: 3

CMS 04318 - Leadership Communication

Credits: 3

CMS 04360 - Intercultural Communication

Credits: 3

DPEM 00101 - Introduction to Emergency Management and Homeland Security

Credits: 3

ENT 06240 - Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Credits: 3

ENT 06327 - Small and Family Business Venturing

Credits: 3

ENT 06342 - Financing and Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship

Credits: 3

ENT 06450 - Technology Entrepreneurship

Credits: 3

HRM 06202 - Management of Human Resources

Credits: 3

HRM 06315 - Recruitment and Selection

Credits: 3

HRM 06420 - Principles of Training and Training Management

Credits: 3

HRM 16401 - Labor and Employee Relations

Credits: 3

HRM 98337 - Legal Aspects of Human Resource Management (WI)

Credits: 3

JRN 02363 - Data Journalism

Credits: 3

MGT 06222 - Introduction to Sports Management

Credits: 3

MGT 06304 - Organizational Change and Development

Credits: 3

MGT 06312 - Selected Topics in Management I

Credits: 3

MGT 06361 - Supervised Internship (Must complete 6-hour course in summer)

Credits: 3 to 6

MIS 02325 - Project Management

Credits: 3

MKT 09350 - Management of Advertising and Promotion

Credits: 3

MKT 09360 - Services Marketing

Credits: 3

MKT 09372 - Retailing

Credits: 3

MKT 09376 - Consumer Behavior

Credits: 3

MKT 09382 - Sales Force Management

Credits: 3

PR 05320 - Crisis Communication Survival Skills

Credits: 3

WA 01301 - Digital Literacies

Credits: 3

WA 01302 - Introduction to Technical Writing - WI

Credits: 3

WA 01326 - Writing for Nonprofits-WI

Credits: 3

Sustainability Skills Bank: 3 s.h.

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

DPEM 43395 - Emergency Operations and Business Continuity

Credits: 3

ENST 94201 - Sustainability Assessment

Credits: 3

ENT 06346 - Social Entrepreneurship

Credits: 3

GEOG 16301 - Natural Resources, Capitalism, and Society

Credits: 3

MGT 06381 - Sustainable Business

Credits: 3

PHIL 09218 - Environmental Ethics

Credits: 3

PHIL 09222 - Business Ethics

Credits: 3

WA 01335 - Environmental Writing and Rhetoric-WI

Credits: 3

Additional Management Electives 6 s.h

Choose two unused Management electives from the Analytics Skills, Qualitative Skills, or Sustainability Skills Banks.

Free Electives 33-34 s.h

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

BUS 01100 - How to Succeed in Business School-RS (Satisfies Rowan Seminar (RS) requirement)

Credits: 0 to 3

Optional Concentration:

Undergraduate Concentration in Crisis Management

Undergraduate Concentration in Managerial Communication

Undergraduate Concentration in Sustainability Management

Total Required Credits for the Program: 120 s.h.

Notes:

Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Advisor Name:_______________________	Catalog: 2026-2027 Rowan University Academic Catalog Program: Bachelor of Science in Management Minimum Credits Required:__________________
Bachelor of Science in Management The Bachelor of Science in Management prepares students for meaningful entry level positions in management, and a foundation for future career growth. The program is designed to provide a strong foundation in both traditional and innovative management techniques, blending theory and practice by requiring classroom instruction, internships, and interaction with management practitioners. Students enrolled in the management program are expected to: Learn important management concepts, skills and techniques focused on managing and supervising other workers Think critically Analyze and solve organizational problems Improve their oral and written communication skills, and Build their team skills The program emphasizes the management of the new, diverse workforce; a concern for the increasing level of legal, and ethical and social responsibilities for workplace organizations; the importance of information technology in business decision making; understanding and being able to utilize essential quantitative tools for managerial decision-making in order to maintain a competitive advantage; and the globalization of the business environment. Students working toward a Bachelor of Science in Management must maintain a 2.00 cumulative grade point average and a 2.50 grade point average in all business courses completed at Rowan.
Rowan Core: 9 s.h. All first-time Freshmen must complete the Rowan University Core Literacies. There are six literacies: Communicative Literacy (COML) - 9 s.h. Satisfied by taking the following three courses: COMP 01111 College Composition I COMP 01112 College Composition II CMS 04205 Public Speaking or CMS 04206 Digital Presentations Artistic Literacy (ARTL) Global Literacy (GLBL) Humanistic Literacy (HUML) Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) Scientific Literacy (SCIL) Majors may suggest courses to fulfill the above literacies, which will be applied elsewhere. A complete listing of courses that fulfill the above literacies can be found here Undergraduate Program Requirements.
Rowan Experience Students must satisfy all three Rowan Experience attributes. Credits attached to the courses in this section will apply elsewhere. The attributes are as follows: Broad-Based Literature Attribute (LIT) Writing Intensive Attribute (WI) Rowan Seminar Attribute* (RS) Departments may recommend courses to fulfill these attributes. A complete listing of courses that satisfy these attributes can be found at Undergraduate Program Requirements. *The Rowan Seminar requirement is waived for all students transferring 24 or more approved credits into Rowan University at the time of initial entry.
Non-Program Courses 17-18 s.h. Courses in this section cannot be in the major department
ECON 04101 - An Introduction to Economics-A Macroeconomic Perspective (Satisfies Humanistic Literacy (HUML) requirement)	Credits: 3
ECON 04102 - An Introduction to Economics-A Microeconomic Perspective (Satisfies Humanistic Literacy (HUML) requirement)	Credits: 3

MATH 01130 - Calculus I (Satisfies Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) requirement)	Credits: 4
or
MATH 03125 - Calculus: Techniques and Applications (Satisfies Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) requirement)	Credits: 3

STAT 02260 - Statistics I (Satisfies Quantitative Literacy (QNTL) requirement)	Credits: 3
BUS 01488 - Business Career Planning and Development	Credits: 2
BUS 01142 - Business Technology Foundations	Credits: 3
Note: **One course from the list of approved General Education computing courses having a course identification number of CS 0xxxx
Required Courses 45 s.h.
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
MKT 09200 - Principles of Marketing	Credits: 3
ACC 03210 - Principles of Accounting I	Credits: 3
ACC 03211 - Principles of Accounting II	Credits: 3
MIS 02234 - Management Information Systems	Credits: 3
MGT 98242 - Legal Environment of Business	Credits: 3
MGT 06300 - Organizational Behavior	Credits: 3
FIN 04300 - Principles of Finance	Credits: 3
MGT 06305 - Operations Management	Credits: 3
MGT 06402 - Business Policy	Credits: 3
MGT 06310 - Leadership and Supervision for Managers	Credits: 3
MGT 06311 - Foundations of Analytics	Credits: 3
WA 01408 - Writing as Managers Satisfies Writing Intensive (WI) Attribute	Credits: 3
MGT 06405 - Business Management Simulation	Credits: 3
MGT 06330 - Managing International Business (Satisfies Global Literacy (GLBL) Requirement)	Credits: 3
MGT 06361 - Supervised Internship	Credits: 3 to 6
Skills Banks
Analytics Skills Bank 3 s.h.
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
ACC 03326 - Strategic Cost Analysis	Credits: 3
CS 02370 - Introduction to Information Visualization	Credits: 3
ECON 04210 - Environmental Economics	Credits: 3
ECON 04302 - Intermediate Microeconomics	Credits: 3
ENT 06426 - New Venture Development	Credits: 3
FIN 04422 - Financial Management I	Credits: 3
MGT 06350 - Analytics for Quality Management	Credits: 3
MGT 06406 - Improving Business Processes	Credits: 3
MGT 06407 - Business Analytics	Credits: 3
MGT 06408 - Visual Business Intelligence	Credits: 3
MKT 09384 - Research Methods in Marketing-WI	Credits: 3
Qualitative Skills Bank 3 s.h.
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
BUS 01444 - Business Consultancy	Credits: 3
CMS 04208 - Business and Professional Communication	Credits: 3
CMS 04260 - Organizational Communication	Credits: 3
CMS 04318 - Leadership Communication	Credits: 3
CMS 04360 - Intercultural Communication	Credits: 3
DPEM 00101 - Introduction to Emergency Management and Homeland Security	Credits: 3
ENT 06240 - Entrepreneurship and Innovation	Credits: 3
ENT 06327 - Small and Family Business Venturing	Credits: 3
ENT 06342 - Financing and Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship	Credits: 3
ENT 06450 - Technology Entrepreneurship	Credits: 3
HRM 06202 - Management of Human Resources	Credits: 3
HRM 06315 - Recruitment and Selection	Credits: 3
HRM 06420 - Principles of Training and Training Management	Credits: 3
HRM 16401 - Labor and Employee Relations	Credits: 3
HRM 98337 - Legal Aspects of Human Resource Management (WI)	Credits: 3
JRN 02363 - Data Journalism	Credits: 3
MGT 06222 - Introduction to Sports Management	Credits: 3
MGT 06304 - Organizational Change and Development	Credits: 3
MGT 06312 - Selected Topics in Management I	Credits: 3
MGT 06361 - Supervised Internship (Must complete 6-hour course in summer)	Credits: 3 to 6
MIS 02325 - Project Management	Credits: 3
MKT 09350 - Management of Advertising and Promotion	Credits: 3
MKT 09360 - Services Marketing	Credits: 3
MKT 09372 - Retailing	Credits: 3
MKT 09376 - Consumer Behavior	Credits: 3
MKT 09382 - Sales Force Management	Credits: 3
PR 05320 - Crisis Communication Survival Skills	Credits: 3
WA 01301 - Digital Literacies	Credits: 3
WA 01302 - Introduction to Technical Writing - WI	Credits: 3
WA 01326 - Writing for Nonprofits-WI	Credits: 3
Sustainability Skills Bank: 3 s.h.
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
DPEM 43395 - Emergency Operations and Business Continuity	Credits: 3
ENST 94201 - Sustainability Assessment	Credits: 3
ENT 06346 - Social Entrepreneurship	Credits: 3
GEOG 16301 - Natural Resources, Capitalism, and Society	Credits: 3
MGT 06381 - Sustainable Business	Credits: 3
PHIL 09218 - Environmental Ethics	Credits: 3
PHIL 09222 - Business Ethics	Credits: 3
WA 01335 - Environmental Writing and Rhetoric-WI	Credits: 3
Additional Management Electives 6 s.h Choose two unused Management electives from the Analytics Skills, Qualitative Skills, or Sustainability Skills Banks.
Free Electives 33-34 s.h
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
BUS 01100 - How to Succeed in Business School-RS (Satisfies Rowan Seminar (RS) requirement)	Credits: 0 to 3
Optional Concentration: Undergraduate Concentration in Crisis Management Undergraduate Concentration in Managerial Communication Undergraduate Concentration in Sustainability Management
Total Required Credits for the Program: 120 s.h.
Notes: