ADVICE FOR FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES
Students who enter the program in as freshmen or sophomores should take general electives and lower-division business courses before they can move on to upper-division business courses.
General Education Courses
During your first two years at the UW, you should take general education courses that fulfill the "Areas of Knowledge" distribution requirements. English composition, business prerequisites and the 90 non-business credit requirement needed to graduate.
Lower-Division Business Courses
During your sophomore year in the Foster School, you will work on completing your lower-division business courses. These courses should be completed before you take upper-division business courses.
Upper-Division Business Courses
Registration restrictions limit many upper-division business courses to juniors and above, so EAGs and FRAPs may not be able to register for these courses.
Certificate of International Studies in Business (CISB)
If you are intending to apply for the Certificate of International Studies in Business (CISB), be sure to complete the foreign language requirements necessary for admission to CISB.
Suggested Two-Year Plan of Study for Freshmen and Sophomores
| First year of study includes: |
To be completed sophomore year: |
| · ECON 200 |
· ACCTG 215 |
| · ECON 201 |
· ACCTG 225 |
| · MATH 112 or 124 |
· MGMT 200 |
| · English Composition |
· Q METH 201 |
| · General Education Courses (Areas of Knowledge and non-BA elective credits) |
· General Electives (Areas of Knowledge Courses &non-BA elective credits) |
| · FRAP Seminar (FRAP admits only) |
· Foreign Language (recommended for all students - required by CISB) |
| · EAG Seminar (EAG admits & 2nd Year FRAP) |
· EAG seminar (2nd year FRAP students are also encouraged to take this course) |
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