Specialty Majors

Here are the requirements for a specialty major after completion of the Elmhurst Management Program (business administration).

Students completing a specialty major receive a bachelor of science (B.S.) degree with a major in the specialty. Students who wish to major in a specialty area in the Business Department who have completed the business administration curriculum may subsequently complete one specialty major in the following manner:

• Accounting
• Finance: BUS 340 Business Finance and the five specialty courses as listed in the Catalog for the finance major.
• International Business: Additional courses selected with the approval of the Director of International Business Program.
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Five courses as listed in the Catalog for the logistics and supply chain management major.
• Management: Five specialty courses as listed in the Catalog for the management major.
• Marketing: Four marketing specialty courses as listed in the Catalog, plus BUS 439 Integrated Marketing Management, the capstone course.

Requirements

• Students who complete the business administration curriculum and wish to declare a specialty major must file a change of major form with the Office of Admission.
• Contact the Director of Adult Student Support Services. At that time, a transcript evaluation for the specialty major will be completed by the Department of Business and Economics major evaluator, who will note any specialty requirements satisfied by previous college courses.
• Students are required to complete one-half the courses in the specialty major at Elmhurst University.
• A grade of ‘C’ or better is required for all courses in the specialty area.

Once business administration students complete the program, they may take Catalog courses that are not equivalent to the business administration course content. The following courses duplicate course content and should not be taken by business administration students:

Requirements for the economics major after completing the business administration program: 
Economics is not considered a specialty. It is a second major when put with the specialty or business administration major at Elmhurst University. Students, who wish to complete a major in economics after business administration program, and thus graduate with the double major, must complete the following courses:

• ECO 414 Microeconomics
• ECO 416 Macroeconomics
• Two additional upper level (300/400) courses in economics