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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

Sport Management, B.S.


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A minimum of 120 credit hours is required for a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management.

Core Requirements (46 to 49 credits)


The First Year Symposium (3 credits)


Complete the First Year Symposium

World Language Requirement (3-6 Credits)


Complete either 6 credits at the 101 and 102 level or 3 credits at the 200 level or above

  • Introductory Language (For students beginning at the 101 level)
    • XXXX 101 (3)
    • XXXX 102 (3)
  • Advanced Language (For students who begin at the 201 level or above)
    • XXXX 201/301 (or higher).

Foundations of Philosophy (3 Credits)


Origins of the West (3 Credits)


Philosophy in the Modern Age (3 Credits)


Atlantic Encounters (3 Credits)


Mathematical Thinking (3 Credits)


Foundations of Theology: Faith and Revelation (3 Credits)


America in the World (3 Credits)


Theology: Made in God’s Image (3 Credits)


Modernity in Literature or the Arts (3 Credits)


Choose from among one of the following:

Laboratory Science (3-4 Credits)


Choose one laboratory science course:

Global Encounters (3 Credits)


Choose one Global Encounters course:

  • XXGE Global Encounters
    • Global Encounters courses are offered in many departments, including Business, Communication, English, Education, Foreign Language, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Theology.

Ethics and the Human Good (3 Credits)


Complete one of the following:

Ethical Leaders (0 Credits)


The Ethical Leadership Experiential Learning Core Requirement invites students to integrate their own personal call to leadership with a mature reflection on one or more of the core virtues of Justice, Courage, Integrity, and Humility.  Students will accomplish this by engaging in and reflecting upon the practice of virtue ethics within the context of one or more experiential learning activities.

Note


To earn a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management, students must complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. Students must also earn a major GPA of 2.0, and complete a cumulative GPA of 2.0.

Sample Four Year Sequence


Freshman Year

Fall Semester

FSYM 101 The First Year Symposium (3)  

World Languages I (3)

SPMT 127 Introduction to Sport Management (3)  

ACCT 101 Accounting Principles I (3)  

ECON 101 Foundations of Economics: Macroecon (3)  

15 credits

Spring Semester

WCIV 102 Origins of the West (3)  

World Languages II (3)

PHIL 103 Foundations of Philosophy (3)  

BUS 250 Intro to Business & Decision Making (3)  

ECON 102 Foundations of Economics: Microecon (3)  

15 credits

 

Sophomore Year

Fall Semester

WCIV 201 Atlantic Encounters: 1450-1850 (3)  

PHIL 203 Philosophy in the Modern Age (3)  

MATH 211 Mathematical Thinking (3)  

BUS 307 Business Mgmt. & Organization (3)  

Elective (3)

BUS 225 Technology Skills for Business (1)  

16 credits

Spring Semester

AMER 202 America in the World (3)  

THEOL 220 Foundations of Theology (3)  

BUS 260 Business Communication (3)  

BUS 313 Principles of Marketing (3)  

Elective (3)

15 credits

 

Junior Year

Fall Semester

THEOL 320 Made In God’s Image (3)  

XXMO 300 Modernity in Lit/Art/Music/Theater (3)

SPMT 329 Business and Economics of Sport (3)  

SPMT Internship

Elective (3)

15 credits

Spring Semester

THEOL/PHIL 300 Ethics and The Human Good (3) (choose one)

XXGE 3XX Global Encounters (3)

GNSCI XXX Lab Science (4)

BUS 360 Corporate Finance I (3)  

Elective (3)

16 credits 

 

Senior Year

Fall Semester

SPMT 440 Legal/Ethical Issues in Sport Mgmt. (3)  

SPMT 480 Sport Management Internship (1-12)     *

Elective (3)

Elective (3)

Elective (3)

15 credits 

Spring Semester

SPMT 441 Sport Management Policy (3)  

SPMT XXX Sport Elective (3)

Elective (3)

Elective (3)

Elective (3)

15 credits

 

*Note: The requied 3-credit internship(SPMT 480 Sport Management Internship ) can be completed during the fall, spring or summer.

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