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Our comprehensive, highly personalized, and rigorous management education prepares students for the challenges in today's business world.

Overview

Planning is a necessary ingredient for academic success at the Carroll School of Management. The following chart* is an overview of undergraduate academic requirements. Students work closely with their faculty advisors to compose a customized, four-year plan.

First Year	Second Year	Third Year	Fourth Year
Calculus Statistics Writing Literature Computers for Management Portico**	Microeconomics Macroeconomics Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting Math for Management Business Law	Management & Operations Principles of Marketing Basic Finance Organizational Behavior Start your concentration courses	Strategy and Policy Remaining Concentration Courses
A total of 10 courses	A total of 10 for the year; Running Total: 20	A total of 10 for the year; Running total: 30	A total of 8 for the year; at least 38

First Year

Second Year

Third Year

Fourth Year

Calculus

Statistics

Writing

Literature

Computers for Management

Portico**

Microeconomics

Macroeconomics

Financial Accounting

Managerial Accounting

Math for Management

Business Law

Management & Operations

Principles of Marketing

Basic Finance

Organizational Behavior

Start your concentration courses

Strategy and Policy

Remaining Concentration Courses

A total of 10 courses

A total of 10 for the year; Running Total: 20

A total of 10 for the year; Running total: 30

A total of 8 for the year; at least 38

* This chart represents a standard approach to the curriculum. The order may be affected by AP credits, study abroad, course availability, or numerous other circumstances.

**Beginning with the class of 2013, students will be required to take Portico. For those students in the classes of 2010, 2011, and 2012, the 1-credit Ethics class will be still offered.