Business Administration
tion (including Bible) must be com pleted with an overall GPA of2..'i. ll. Accomplish an overa ll c umul ative GPA of 2.5 in all col lege level cou rse work completed at the time of formal application to the School of Business. C . File an application with the School of Business for admis sion , which sha ll in c lu de an essay, and affirm chat the above re quirements have been achieved either at Biola Univer sity or anot her accredited inscirn tion. The application should be filed at the completion of the fourth semester with a fee of $20. D. Met:t approval of the fac ulty of the Sch<K>I of Business. The process will require an interview. E. Prior to formal admission , students sha ll continue to be advised as pre-busint:ss majors.
nique _in hiolo1,,y, advanced srndenL~ gain experience in experimental design, laboratory investigation and technical writing. Requires a writ ten report. Prerequisite: junior or senior biological science major standing and consent one semester in advance. Lab fee: $40. 460 Practicum (1) ■ Pre-Medical Practicum ■ Pre-Dental Practicum ■ Pre-Medical Technology ■ Pre-Veterinary Practicum Prartir.111n. Professionally supervised observation, demon stration and swdy in a local med ical, denta l or laborarory facility. Introduction to health care philoso phies, hospital and patient rou tines. personnel , instrumentation and specific treatment practices (ph lebotomy credential with med ical tech no logy st:ct ion). C ase swdy and research paper required. Thirry hours of observation. Pre rt:quisice: junior standing and peti tion filed with Pre- fVledical Advi sory Committee one semester prior co enrollment. Insurance fee: $20. 470 Seminar in Advanced Biology (1) Literarnre research fo llowed hy oral presentation, group discussion and evaluation: independent thought and study stressed . May be repeated for maximum of rwo uniLs of credit. Several courses in envi ronmental srndies. avai lable through Au Sable Instirnce, may he used for upper division e lective uniLs. See an advisor in the Department of Biological Sciences for further details. Prerequisite: junior or senior biological science major standing.
Dean: Larry D. Strand. M.B.A.
440 Topics in Advanced Biology (2-3)
FACULTY Professor: \I. Smit h Associate Professors: Dill , Harman, Y. Smith, Strand, Wmdward Ass istant Professor: Rundle
One st:ction offered each year upon sufficient demand. Course ma y he repeated with diffrrt:nt content (section title). Topics are the fo ll owing: E11rlocri110/ogy . Disc usses molecular mechanisms of hor mone synthesis , re lease and action on target cells, with empha sis on mammalian nt:urost:cretory and endocrine systems. which coordinate: spt:cialized body func t ion and influt:nce behavio~. Pre requisites: 112. 281 and 312. Jl/11ri11t' Emlogy. Observation and field experime ntation with mar in e organisms. Co ll ect ion and analysis of eco logica l data using underwater tec hniqu t:s. Pre requisites: 3.'i2 and scuba cer tificat ion . Ont: hour lecture. four hours lahorarnry. Lab foe: $40. lmm11110/o_!!J'. A srndy of the structures and function s of the immune system. humoral and ce ll mediated immunit y and analysis of mt:dicall y s ignifi cant disorders of the immune: system. Prerequisites: 282 or 3 12. · Aliavsropy. Theory and app li cation of bright fit:ld. dark field , ph ase contrast, polari z ing, scan ning and transmission micro scopes. Preparation tec hniques of biological materials for. and observa tion with electron mi cro scopes emphasized. Pr e requi s ites: 11 2 or 312. Lab fee: $40. Omirholo:,.'1'. Systematics. distri bution. ph ys iology. behavior and ecology of birds. Field ident ifica tion emphasized. Prerequisite: 100, 110 or 11 2. Transportation fee: $40. 450 Directed Research (1-4) Literature and lahoratorv or field research of a specific subje~t or tech-
OBJECTIVES
Hiola University, through its School of Business. is nationall y accred ited hy the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs to offer a !Joc!telor of Sci e,11:r i11 /J11si11e.u Arlmi11istmtio11 degree with emphases in the fol lowing: accounting, inforn1acion systems. management and marketing. Each program is struc rnred to give the student broad und er standing of the social and eco nomic environment in whi c h Christian business persons func tion , and provides a common hodv of knowledge for srndents whn elecr th is major. Srndents srndy economics, Ii nan ce, man agement. business law, account ing, and marketing as the core of the major based upon quantita tive management skills. The four individual emphases prepare students through additional spec ifi ed courses co enter a ca reer field in thnse areas, or to select a graduate schoo l upon grad uation. It is the purpose of the School of Business to prepare hi gh ly ski lled, technicall y competent busi ness persons who have broad prepa ration in the liberal arLs as well. and who can make signific-ant contribu tions in the workplace or in Christ ian organizations they may serve.
DEGREE PROGRAM
A /Jarhdor of Sr.ima- r/1'f!Tff i11 /J11si11css Arlmi11istmtio11 is offered upon the completion of bacca lau reate requ irements and the busi ness major in one of the following emphases: accounting. marketing, managt:ment and information svs tems. -T'hirry of the required u~iLs must be upper division. Other requirements include courses: 111 , 190, 201. 202. 211, 212 , 220, 223. 230, 327,328.36 1, 370, 470. The general edul.-ation require men t for a foreign language for those following a business adminis tration major may be met hy two vears of high sc h<K)i language or the first four units of a college language. Business administration majors may use Business 190 and 223 for a math credit toward the sc ience/mathe matil.-s requiremenLs for the general education requirements. but the units ca nnot be co unted in both general education and in the major. Philosoph y 21.'i, Communication 181 and Psycholo1,')' 2lX) are recom mended for all business majors.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Admiss ion into Biola Univer sity does not guarantee admission as a business administration major in the School of Business, nor permission to enroll in upper division business administrat ion courses. ( Intermed iate Account ing excepted .) The fo llow ing requirements must be observed: A. Complete. with a minimum of a "C'' (2.0) grade in each course, Business Statistics I 'Xl, Accounting 2 11 and 2 12. Economics 201 and 202, English 110 A and B. and Cal culus for Management Sciences 223 (24 semester hnurs), or the equiva lent, with a cumu lative b,,-ade point average of 2..'i . A minimum require ment of 30 hours of General Educa-
MAJORS
Requirements for the emphases are as follows: Accounting (60 units)
Must complete ., I I. 312. 313, 3 I4, :~ l.'i, 411, 41 2 and three units of upper d ivision business electives. Information Systems (60 units) Must complete: IOI , 27.'i. 302, ., 11 , 402. 432, 4(, ,, and three uniLs of upper division business electives.
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