NAU - Tucson

BSBA in Management

Pima Community College and
Northern Arizona University's College of Business Administration

have joined in partnership to offer a two plus two management degree in Tucson
on the Pima West Campus.

Students complete the Associate of Business Degree from Pima CC
and then their upper division coursework with NAU in Tucson.

Admission Requirements:

• Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA

• Minimum 2.50 GPA in English, math & lower division business courses*

• Minimum grade of "C" in English, math & lower division business courses*

• Minimum of 56 credit hours

*WRT, 101/102, MTH 151 (and PHI 120) or 174, MTH 172 or 173, ACC 101/102, BUS 205 and 220, CIS 100, ECN 201/202

Management Major Courses*:

• MGT 300 - Managing, Organizing & Leading

• MKT 333 - Introduction to Marketing

• FIN 311 - Principles of Finance

• CIS 360 - Management Information Systems

• MGT 301 - Operations Management

• MGT 350W - Business Communication

• MGT 311 - Leadership

• FIN 340 - Financial Analysis and Working Capital Management

• MGT 310 - Human Resource Management

• MGT 411 - Team Dynamics

• MGT 405 - International Management

• MKT 480 - International Marketing

• MKT 337 - Professional Selling

• MGT 470C - Business in Society

• MGT 490C - Strategic Management

• plus 4 electives (may use MGT 408--Business Internship or ACC 305--Business Law II for one or two electives; otherwise use any non-business courses)

* Students will also need to complete NAU ethnic diversity and global awareness requirements; those without AGEC may also need to complete liberal studies requirements.

Information and advising (except June/July, then call 1-800-449-1946):

Dr. Dean Pielstick
520-206-6686
Dean.Pielstick@nau.edu
Pima West Campus, Santa Rita A106
2202 W Anklam
Tucson AZ 85709

 

Sample Schedule of Classes for full-time enrollment (not required); most classes are in the afternoon and evening or on the web; a few classes are available by web in the summer (see advisor). NOTE: Most courses are currently available only fall or spring semester, so the sequence of courses is imperative to successfully completing the program in a timely manner.

Students starting Fall semester

Students starting Spring semester

* Most electives are on the web.

Please see below for prerequisite requirements.
 

1. Admission into NAU:

• Complete the admissions application at www.nau.edu, click on:

• “Apply Online” then

• “Undergraduate Students,” followed by

• “Online Application” —follow the directions, cost $25.
   

•  Request official copies of your transcripts from Pima (and all other colleges attended) be sent to:

NAU, Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Box 4084
Flagstaff AZ 86011-4084

         Applications will not be processed until these are received.
 

2. Admission requirements for Business Professional Program (BPP). Completion of the Associate of Business Transfer Degree is highly recommended. See minimum requirements above.

Upon notice of admission (“Offer of Admissions” letter or call):

•  Set up your student email account online

•  Go to www.franke.nau.edu, then click on:

• “Student Resources”

• “Forms”

• “Application for the Business Professional Program”

• Login using your student login ID and password

• Complete the application for the “management” major in Tucson

Fax an unofficial copy of transcripts to 928-523-6559 (or bring a copy to Dr. Pielstick in Tucson)

You will be notified by email of your admission or any deficiencies.

3. Meet with the NAU business program advisor: Dr. Pielstick will provide students with a list of required courses or general guidance for elective courses. Students may then enroll online through the NAU LOUIE system.

Dr. Dean Pielstick
520-206-6686
Dean.Pielstick@nau.edu
Pima West Campus, Santa Rita A106
2202 W Anklam
Tucson AZ 85709

Schedule of classes--Fall 2006   Revised 8/8/06
(Classes are at Pima West Campus unless otherwise indicated)

* PCC Community Campus—401 N Bonita Avenue

**NAU North Office—3895 N Business Center Drive, Suite 100 (off of Prince on west side of I-10)

PREREQUISITES: Students may not enroll in the listed courses without having completed these prerequisites. Students should consult with Dr. Pielstick to ensure that they will be able to complete these requirements.

• MGT 300 for all other MGT courses and MGT 490C

• MKT 333 for all other MKT courses and MGT 490C

• FIN 311 for all other FIN courses and MGT 490C

• MGT 301 for MGT 490C

• MGT 350W for MGT 490C

• CIS 360 for MGT 490C