1. CSU TRANSFER ARTICULATION FOR BUSINESS*
*ACCOUNTING, FINANCE, MANAGEMENT, & MARKETING.
MIS will convene to create a separate TAP this November or December

2. FRAMEWORK 30: Accepted by CCSU as a package
Category
CC courses
CCSU equivalent
Written communication 1
ENG 101
Eng 110, Skill 1 - Communication
Written communication 2
Gen ed elective
Skill 1 - Communication
Scientific reasoning
Study IV – Natural Sciences (Lab)
Sci. knowledge & understanding
Study IV – Natural Sciences
Quantitative reasoning
MAT, 165, 166, 167, 168 or 201
Stat 104 or 200 Skill 2 - Math
Hist. knowledge & understanding
Study II – History
Social phenomena
ECN 101
Econ 200 Study II – Social Sci.
Aesthetic dimensions
Study I – Arts & Humanities
Competency 1 (CC selected)
Skill IV – University requirement
Competency 2 (CC selected)
Study III – Behavioral Science

3. TRANSFER 30: Business Studies
Category
CC courses
CCSU equivalent
General education elective 1
ECN 102
Econ 201 Study II – Soc. Science
Financial Accounting
ACC 113, 115
AC 211 also core
Managerial Accounting
ACC 117, 118
AC 212 also core
Managerial Communications
BMG 204, BBG 210, ENG 106
MC 207 also core
Principles of Marketing
BMK 201
MKT 295
Business Law
BBG 230, 231, 234
LAW 250
Principles of Management
BMG 202
MGT 295
Principles of Finance
BFN 201
FIN 295
General education
MAT 152, 158, or Calculus
Math 123, 125 Skill II – Math
Unrestricted electives
Student choice
Course dependent

4. Remaining general education & core business courses for transfer degree students
Category
CC courses
CCSU equivalent
Statistics 201
If an equivalence is offered
Stat 201 Skill II – Math
Literature (200 level)
Course by course equivalence*
Study I – Literature (200 level)
Arts & Humanities
Study I – Arts & Humanities
Behavioral Science
Study III – Behavioral Science
Foreign Language (if not waived)
Course by course equivalence
Skill III – Foreign Language
Introduction to MIS
CST 201 where available
MIS 201
* Or course substitution
International requirement?