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Essay Questions - Please answer all three 1. How do you envision integrating business training with your intended major?
2. In approximately 250 words, please give us your point of view on a social issue or current event that is of interest and importance to you.
3. Tell us something about yourself that we would not necessarily know from a traditional application.
All applicants must set up a meeting with the Administrative Director of the Business and Liberal Arts program and bring a copy of a recent transcript if available. Contact the Administrative Director at (718) 960-8719 for additional information.
African and African American Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Art and Art History, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Comparative Literature, Economics, English Languages and Literatures, Geography, Geology, History, Italian American Studies, Mass Communication, Multimedia Journalism, Latin American and Puerto Rican Studies, Linguistics, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Theater and Dance.
ACC 185: Introduction to Accounting for Non-Accounting Majors This course will introduce basic accounting principles, their use in the preparation and interpretation of financial statements, and the uses of accounting for management.
BBA 204: Principles of Management An introduction to the theory and practice of management, this course will explore effective and efficient managerial techniques, and help to develop management skills such as planning, organizing, and controlling the physical, financial, and informational resources of an organization.
BBA 332: Marketing Management This course centers on the nature and function of marketing. These include consumer motivation and behavior; marketing at both the wholesale and retail levels; market research; product planning; pricing policies; sales management and promotion; and government regulation.
COM 300: Communications in Business and Industry This course will introduce the principles of oral communication with applications in business, industrial, and professional settings. Special attention will be given to topics such as business presentations, employee motivation, and interviewing.
Last modified: Oct 25, 2011
