1. MATH 118 Fund. Principles of Calculus (4) Fall GE (4) WRIT 150 Writing & Critical Reasoning (4) BUAD 310 Applied Business Statistics (4) Freshman GE 5 Arts & Letters (4) BUAD 304 Organizational Behavior & Leadership (4) BUAD 285a/286a Accounting I (4) Spring ECON 351x Microeconomics for Business (4) Fall GE (4) GE (4) ECON 352x Macroeconomics for Business (4) BUAD 307 Marketing Fundamentals (4) Sophomore GE (4) GE (4) BUAD 285b/286b Accounting II (2) Spring BUAD 311 Operations Management (4) Fall Free Elective/ Minor (4) WRIT 340 Advanced Writing for Business (4) BUAD 306 Business Finance (4) BUAD 425 Data Analysis(2) Junior Free Elective/ Minor (4) Diversity (4) BUAD 302 Communication Strategy in Business (4) Spring BUAD 497 Strategic Management (4) Fall Free Elective/ Minor (4) BREF Emphasis (4) FBE 470 (required) BREF Emphasis (4) FBE 427 (required) or FBE 466 Senior Free Elective / Minor (4) Free Elective/ Minor (4) BREF Emphasis (4) FBE 391 (required) Spring Marshall Undergraduate Business Administration Program Real Estate Finance Emphasis BS in BREF sample four-year course plan Recommended Elective BUAD 104 (2) Free Elective/ Minor (4) Free Elective/ Minor (0-4) Free Elective/ Minor (0-4) Recommended Elective BUAD 105 (2) Recommended Elective BUAD 252 (2) Updated fall 2014 128 required for BS in Business Administration (Real Estate Finance). This program is available only to current Marshall and Leventhal undergraduates who have attained junior standing and have completed at least one semester in residence at USC. BREF Emphasis (4) FBE 427 (required) or FBE 489

2. Understanding Business and its Internal and External Contexts Macroeconomics* Microeconomics* GEs & Diversity LINC/GLP Organizational Behavior GEs & Diversity Minor GEs & Diversity IEP Minor Understanding Business Functions and Processes Managerial & Financial Accounting* Finance Operations Marketing Business Electives IEP Communication, Reasoning and Decision Making Skills Statistics* WRIT 150 GEs Business Communication GEs Writing 340 Business Strategy GEs Data Analysis for Decision Making Bachelor of Science Business Administration * Designates foundational course Our graduates will: Have an understanding of the key business areas and their interplay to effectively manage different types of modern enterprise. Have a global mindset demonstrating an understanding of the interplay of local, regional, and international markets, and economic, social and cultural issues. Demonstrate critical thinking skills, decision-making, and problem-solving abilities to strategically navigate complex demands of business environments. Demonstrate leadership skills aspiring to be informed, sensible, future-oriented leaders and innovators. Demonstrate ethical reasoning skills, understand social, civic, and professional responsibilities and aspire to add value to society. Effectively communicate in speaking and writing to facilitate information flow in organizational, social, and intercultural contexts. MARSHALL LEARNING OBJECTIVES