0708-18 Individual Concentration for Combined MBA Programs, 2007-2008

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Senate Bill No.:  0708-18   
UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
Introduced by:     Undergraduate Academic Council
Date:
                 March 24, 2008
INDIVIDUAL CONCENTRATION 
WITHIN B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR
IT IS HEREBY PROPOSED THAT THE FOLLOWING BE ADOPTED:
1.                  The proposal to create an “Individual Concentration” in the 
undergraduate B.S. Business Administration major
2.                  That this proposal be forwarded to the Interim President George M. 
Philip for approval. 
3.                  That the proposal becomes effective immediately upon the Interim 
President’s approval.
Rationale:  The change detailed in this proposal is to create an “Individual 
Concentration" option within the undergraduate Business Administration Major.  This is 
needed to routinize curricular integration for students in the PreProfessional BS/MBA, 
heretofore handled by the granting of individual student program exceptions.
The Individual Concentration allows a student to create a combination of courses that 
meet the requirement of the business major and to move comfortably from the BS 
Business Administration major to the MBA.
Individual Concentration courses:  any six (6) of the following: FIN 301, MKT 351, 
MGT 430, ITM 322, ITM 331, ITM 415Z, FIN 525, MKT 522, MGT 513, MGT 514, 
ITM 514, ITM 522.

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