Degree Programs
The Perdue School of Business offers the following degree programs:
- Accounting
- Business Administration (International Business, Economics -
Individualized)
- Economics
- Finance
- Information Systems
- Management
- Marketing
Pre-Professional Program
Freshmen and Sophomores Seeking a Major in the PSB must complete a
pre-professional program, apply for, and be admitted to the professional
(Upper Division) Program:
The pre-professional program consists of 28 hours of preparatory
coursework designed to prepare students for their upper-level
coursework.
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Professional Program
Juniors and Seniors admitted into the professional program complete
the following requirements:
The professional program consists of:
- Six upper-division core courses which must be taken by all majors
- a set of specific course requirements unique to the major,
concentration track that the student is pursuing.
- An applied business learning experience, and
- meet the student professional development requirements.
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The Undergraduate Programs
Minors:
- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Finance
- Information Systems
- Marketing Management
The business administration and marketing management minors are not
open to business, management information systems or accounting majors.
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Non-Degree Seeking Students
The Perdue School serves non-degree-seeking students by allowing them
to enroll directly in both lower- and upper-division courses. Students
who do not meet specific course pre-requisites must obtain approval from
the associate dean of the Perdue School of Business before enrolling.
The Perdue School welcomes students from other disciplines in
lower-division classes and can accommodate a limited number of these
students in upper-division (300/400- level) courses as the school's
professional-program students are given priority.
Because the Perdue School cannot guarantee that non-majors will be
able to enroll in upper-division courses during any specific semester,
students from other disciplines should plan ahead if their program
requires upper-division Perdue School courses
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