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Welcome Transfer Students!
Welcome Transfer Students!
AACSB (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) seeks to promote quality education and we meet the AACSB’s rigorous standards for program quality and continued improvement.
Only 5% of business schools worldwide have achieved AACSB international
accreditation.
CSULA’s undergraduate business program has been listed among the nation’s best in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges.”
TOP TEN public institutions in California that made the list
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (13 Options) Accounting* Business Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Management* Management* Operations Management Business Arts - Prelegal Real Estate Retailing Special Business
* Impacted Major Options Starting Fall 2014
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (2 Options)
Information (Business) Systems
Information Technology
ECONOMICS (2 Options)
Applied Economics
Social and Behavioral Sciences
A minor program allows students to focus on a specific area of interest: Accounting (24 units )
Computer Information Systems (28 units)
Economics (20 units)
Finance (20 units)
Management (20 units)
Real Estate (20 units)
Entrepreneurship (20 units)
University Requirements
Business Major Courses
G.E.’s
CSULA’s Lower
Division GE’s
California Community Colleges offer 2 approved GE patterns for transfer:
CSU Breadth Requirements IGETC
If you are not fully GE certified you may be held to Cal State L.A. GE requirements. GE Certification can be FULL or PARTIAL
English 102 Pass with “C” or better
Writing Proficiency Exam (WPE) Prerequisite: English 102 Must pass before reaching 135 units
Upper Division Themes 12 units from a Theme of your choice (A-I)
Diversity (d) Requirement 8 units
12 units total 4
Units
4 Units
4 Units
University Requirements
G.E. Math
ECON 309
ECON 209
MGMT 306
MGMT 307
MGMT 308
BUS 305
WPE
ENGL 102
FIN 205
MKT 304
ACCT 210
ACCT 211
FIN 303 ACCT 310
ECON 201
ECON 202
MGMT 497 (May only be taken after all other
core classes have been completed)
CIS 100
ECON 310
ECON 303
OR
BS Business Administration Requirements
Option Courses Please note that an additional 7 or 9 classes (28 or 36
units) for the option are not included in this flow chart.
CIS 301
GE Theme (3 classes)
+ 2 Diversity (d)
University Requirements
G.E. Math
ECON 309
ECON 209
MGMT 306
MGMT 307
MGMT 308
ENGL 102
WPE
BUS 305
FIN 205
MKT 304
BS Computer Information Systems Requirements
ACCT 210
ACCT 211
CIS 301
FIN 303 ACCT 310
ECON 201
ECON 202
CIS 283
CIS 410
CIS 484
CIS 405 CIS 406 CIS 490 (May only be taken after all other
core classes have been completed)
CIS 100
Option Courses Please note that an additional 5 classes (20 units) for
the option are not included in this flow chart.
GE Theme (3 classes)
+ 2 Diversity (d)
University Requirements
ECON 209
ENGL 102
WPE
BUS 305 or
ENGL 306
ACCT 210
ACCT 211
ECON 491 (May only be taken after all other
core classes have been completed)
CIS 100
ECON 303
BA Economics Requirements Opt: Applied Economics
MATH 242 or 206
ECON 201
ECON 202
ECON 403
ECON 415
ECON 414
ECON 410
ECON 401
Elective Courses Please note that an additional 7 classes (28 units) for
the electives are not included in this flow chart.
GE Theme (3 classes)
+ 2 Diversity (d)
Select Two In This Box:
University Requirements ECON 209 ENGL
102
WPE
BUS 305 or
ENGL 306
ACCT 210
ACCT 211
ECON 303
BA Economics Requirements Opt: Social & Behavioral Economics
MATH 242 or 206
ECON 201
ECON 202
ECON 403
ECON 310
ECON 309
ECON 410
Elective Courses Please note that an additional 9 classes (36 units) for
the electives are not included in this flow chart.
G.E. Math
ECON 401 (Not a required class, but
needed for ECON 410 prerequisite. Can be used
as 1 Elective)
GE Theme (3 classes)
+ 2 Diversity (d)
REQ
UIR
ED
Upper Division Themes & Diversity (2) (12 units) R
EQU
IRED
Major Upper Division Core Requirements
REQ
UIR
ED
English 102
REQ
UIR
ED
Major Lower Division Core Requirements
If not already completed,
must complete:
Pay your tuition 3 days before your registration date
To add an open course with a pre-requisite, show unofficial transcripts to the department of the course for a permit
Watch instructional videos on CSULA website:
https://get.calstatela.edu/
Lorin Leone, MBA Placement Coordinator
Developing a database of student profiles to match positions with Los Angeles companies.
Selecting qualified candidates among the group of students at California State University, Los Angeles at the College of Business and Economics.
Tracking students on placements. Providing internship opportunities and full-time careers
for those approaching graduation. Meeting and prepping students to bridge them closer to
their desired career.
Students must have a minimum of 45 CSULA units earned and an overall GPA of 2.35 to participate
We devote time and energy making sure CSULA students fit company profiles.
We work individually with the student to ensure what is needed in grooming them for the position.
We research and look at the organization to find candidates suitable for a variety of positions underneath all of the programs at the College of Business and Economics.
Make an appointment: cbe.calstatela.edu
Lorin Leone Placement Coordinator
(323) 343-2810 Salazar Hall 256B
Get informed!
International students looking to do an internship and/or work full-time after graduation, need to enroll in CPT and OPT. It’s important you attend the orientations provided by the International Programs office. As well, please ask for any forms pertaining to CPT / OPT to understand the process.
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday
8am - 6pm Friday
8am - 5pm Location
Golden Eagle 217
Recommended!
It’s very important to attend the international programs orientations
the first quarter you are at Cal State LA!
You are solely responsible for knowing the graduation requirements you are accountable for All info is available on your Advisement Report, University
Catalog (e-catalog) and university website
Use Advisement Report as a guiding/planning tool
Appointments with advisors: Appointments are necessary! Consecutive No-Shows can result in disabled account If you meet with an advisor and have follow up questions, email
the advisor Be patient with advisors – we are doing our best to help you all!
Student ID Card (must be enrolled): Golden Eagle Service Center 220 Email/Password/GET: ITS Help Desk, 1st floor Library, Palmer Wing Financial Aid Office: Student Affairs 124 Cashier’s Office: Administration 128 Campus Tours Student Affairs 106
www.calstatela.edu/business/advisement
Make an Appointment! Important Messages Placement Services Calendar Advising Information Department Contacts College/Major Forms Student Clubs
Salazar Hall 256B (323) 343-2810
Mon-Thu: 8:00am to 6:00pm Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm
Make an appointment: www.calstatela.edu/business/advisement
If you have a quick question for an advisor,
email us!
